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Comment #48325257
Also this seems plain wrong. Input token caching has now idea whether you @include the file or copy the contents into the prompt. That is handled entirely by opencode and, all else…
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Comment #48325156
This blog post is full of small inconsistencies that make it read like a low quality SEO piece. > We also extract a shared context file (shared-mr-context.txt) from the coordinator…
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Comment #47843212
Wouldnt the margin be higher? All other models being moved from unquantized to quantized would lower their performance, while bonsai stays. I get what you see if it was in regards …
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Comment #47823620
I definitely do this, along with the compulsion sometimes to tell the agent how a problem was fixed in the end, when investigating myself after the model failing to do so. Just com…
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Comment #47775576
Would staying at an LTS version instead of running my production workloads on the bleeding edge also be free-riding, because I am depriving the community of my testing?
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Comment #47737992
Because I think precisely the indie hacker community is not as keen to default to the big-tech stacks, because those are neither indie, nor hack-y :)
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Comment #47642170
Getting to know the views and values of your date is not a weird thing to do on the first date. If it’s a question that annoys them, they should consider why.
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Comment #47559973
I like it, putting established knowledge in skill form is not difficult or great innovation, but definitely useful and worthy to share. I would critique one or two things: For skil…
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Comment #47371330
I have been using parakeet TDT v3 with just 0.6B params and its insanely fast (feels instant, even on M1 Air). The accuracy is all I could ask for - I dont see the benefit of a muc…
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Comment #46733664
In legal and public opinion distributions and authorship might not be looked at with such a technical lens, especially in a country trying to ban encrypted communications. A muddyi…
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Comment #46377680
So, I can’t use my legal name as a username because some random town with a few thousand people is named the same?
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Comment #46286438
In Chapter D.7 they describe: "The complex reflection in water is interpreted by the network as a distant mountain, therefore the water surface is broken." This is really interesti…
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Comment #46263701
While the situation in Europe is, of course, diverse, the culture in Germany (which is often looked to as a thought leader in the eu) is strictly to disallow and discredit any subs…
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Comment #46171922
In the post they described that they observed errors happening in their testing env, but decided to ignore because they were rolling out a security fix. I am sure there is more nua…