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3abiton

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    Comment #49226206

    This was so well beautifully written, and poignant for our times. Almost 70 years old paper.

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    Comment #49106114

    Gosh this gave a big myspace flashback

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    Comment #49106112

    This is so awesome. I wish more realistic problems get solved like this instead of every new gadget getting shoehorned for gaming or porn.

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    Comment #49089424

    I second that. I've always enjoyed his work!

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    Comment #49065820

    Check out Thingino. It's an open source firmware you can flash on certain off-the-shelf chinese camera (including wyze), to turn them from cloud spyware to actual fully local ip de…

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    Comment #49034178

    I wonder to what extent these habits or quirks are self-learned or "self-imposed" (probably the wrong word). I guess, it gets us in the comfort zone to free up our brain energy to …

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    Comment #49034110

    Could be handicapped version with more limited functionalities. Noentheless, open-weight is open-weight, I just hope the quality is good enough to be sota.

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    Comment #49003828

    I miss the days of 4changpt.

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    Comment #48968290

    > Yeah, Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-NVFP4 produces better responses than Qwen3.6-27B-NVFP4 (both from unsloth), but I'm mostly using them for programming in various ways, mostly Rust, Clojur…

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    Comment #48968261

    > in my experience of 1 month daily use, Qwen 3.7 Pro is just unusable. wastes too much time, goes off track, useless stuck loops, cannot debug at all. Deepseek V4 Pro is night-and…

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    Comment #48952175

    Also at scale Kimi (or DeepSeek and others) don't have to worry about local deployment. The number of param keeps growing, I highly doubt consumer hardware will catch up. I am just…

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    Comment #48952134

    It would be so cool as a feature to allow people on HN to make some of their favorited posts/comments public.

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    Comment #48917124

    Another crucial difference is: ROCm is open source, while cuda isn't. Yes it's tough to port things to newer gpus, but in theory people did it (therock spear heading the ROCm patch…

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    Comment #48917080

    Honestly, root detection is a cat and mouse game. So many ways to spoof it. Same with Play Integrity. If the goal is to prevent bad actors, it will never work really. It will be ju…

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    Comment #48916950

    This was a very enjoyable read, and loved the distribution inclusion, rather than point statistics. I hope there are more tests on different factors like GPUs (nvidia vs amd vs int…

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    Comment #48871989

    Funnily the current high end Mac Studio are not suited for current LLMs. M3 Ultra is "quite an old" chip for AI, despite its bandwidth. The issue for running local models (especial…

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    Comment #48855796

    This is technically impressive, but is it usable in practice?

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    Comment #48842134

    > I just don't think that I can ever trust an xAI model knowing that they are actively trying to shape its replies to fit a political narrative. How can you trust their models to b…

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    Comment #48823176

    I still don't fully get the additional value over tmux, beside notification regarding the agent status?

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    Comment #48823133

    I run OpenWrt on 2 of my routers. It's really amazing the level of control. Although, I am now building a better approach: a mini PC as a managed linux router replacing my ISP (no …

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    Comment #48811516

    The target audience is different. Coding is mainly a trade of the tech savvy, who like many on r/localllama users do not hesitate to deply on 16GB Vram gpus. Even if so, it is esti…

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    Comment #48789527

    The "trick" is well documented in their Deepseek-OCR paper, that builds on plenty of other work. It's just not simple to just switch a commonly used LLM architecture to a new one, …

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    Comment #48706195

    They are heavily bogged down by bandwidth unfortunately. The macs are on another level. If Apple decides to release AI dedicated hardware, it would dominate this space (consumer AI…

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    Comment #48704950

    No wonder why deers are seen as snobbish. All the illiterate ones were shot.

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    Comment #48697674

    Honestly it's just a hierarchy difference between the two countries. In the US, tech/fin/military companies have the upper hand compared to the government (fragmented between 2 par…