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MrDrMcCoy

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    Comment #49205838

    The article said they got their arms smuggled in from the US, but that only explains the small arms and drones. Where are they getting hand grenades?

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    Comment #49205759

    If you're using AI for narratives, you're using it wrong.

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    Comment #49205752

    Hermes. It can be set up to delegate to OpenCode for better multitasking and context usage as well.

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    Comment #49205724

    What do you mean by 'Setting the memory to "fast timings"'? The only runtime I can get working for my GPUs is llama.cpp, which I haven't seen anything like that in its argument set…

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    Comment #49200595

    Hasn't been done != can't be done.

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    Comment #49193100

    You'd take a featureless, opaque warehouse over a structure with windows and architecture that was intended to stand out? The asphalt doesn't have to be an eyesore if planned well,…

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    Comment #49192859

    Office buildings employ considerably more people, support nearby restaurants, consume less power and water, produce virtually no infrasound, and are more attractive than data cente…

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    Comment #49191554

    There's a much simpler reason LLMs will never be conscious: they are static. They can't learn. They have very limited, not really persistent context. Conscious organisms alter them…

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    Comment #49191425

    I somehow doubt Halium explains the level of performance I've seen from them.

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    Comment #49191345

    I'm surprised even those things work for you considering how unbearably slow Phosh and Linux apps are on the Furiphone with much more modern everything.

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    Comment #49191335

    Ever tried using Linux on real mobile hardware? Phosh and updates via Flatpak are unbearably slow. I have yet to see a way to try Plasma Mobile, etc or have much of a way to custom…

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    Comment #49191281

    That's what the Halium project does, but it would be better to have an equivalent, independent alternative.

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    Comment #49191263

    Tell your government that selling your citizenship to foreign businesses is not OK.

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    Comment #49191241

    Governments that require any particular device, OS, or 3rd-party platform have sold your citizenship to private interests.

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    Comment #49191223

    If I had a car with that feature and no clear way to permanently disable it, I would take it back.

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    Comment #49191183

    I have Furiphone and F(x)tec devices. They ought to work well as mobile Linux devices, but they very much do not. They are unbearably slow, which I attribute to poor storage I/O op…

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    Comment #49190695

    That's something I've never encountered on Linux/KDE/Wayland/Flatpak across Debian Trixie, Arch, and Fedora. Might be worth nuking your local Zed files and trying again.

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    Comment #49190673

    I regularly leave it open for days and never run into any copy/paste bugs in Wayland/Flatpak.

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    Comment #49161941

    Thanks, I hate it.

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    Comment #49135297

    Do you have any reference guides on how to perform this distillation? I have a use case for this and hardware to run it on, but have never seen how it's done.

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    Comment #49116552

    From the outside, I don't see the problem. The sites I visit, including LWN, never seem slow or have downtime as a result of this increase in traffic. I hear complaints from people…

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    Comment #49116333

    Everyone I've ever encountered say something like this and then switch to Android cease to have any noteworthy complaints after the first month. There's a transition period for sur…

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    Comment #49111438

    They also block 3rd-party DNS in many cases, forcing you to use theirs so they can sell your activity more completely.

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    Comment #49111409

    Why do online services need to know where I am? Why does my ISP need to know who I'm communicating with? For me, VPNs are about reducing privacy leakage. Most of the internet colle…

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    Comment #49066192

    I heard a long time ago about using molten salt heated by solar mirrors for something like this, but the corrosiveness of the salt proved to be challenging. I wonder if these two t…