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Comment #49188998
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Comment #49101471
yes, dev tooling investment has always been disappointing. Mainly due to stingy buyers.
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Comment #49092444
LLMs are set to.increase hardware demands a lot. Although I don't necessarily think this is related to the program change. I know this comment is deep in a thread, but to me it loo…
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Comment #48913534
I know the word, thanks I think?
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Comment #48905124
It's completely plausible the author's experience is a valid projection of the people they were surrounded by and also valid.
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Comment #48872289
It would be the element underneath it which is synthetic. But it is interesting that all the elements in that row are soft or brittle in pre form or in some compounds.
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Comment #48827104
Technicality everyone can do that in perpetuity :)
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Comment #48792660
I'm on the same journey but I bought a 3090 and put qwen 3.6 27b on it. It covers some things with better reliability. Obviously it doesn't have the breadth of a large model. If th…
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Comment #48792634
That's not a real equivalency. They are not necessarily the same (testing in production, hello!) And most importantly you do not have a local model because openai is not open!
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Comment #48742808
I'll read it. It could be the quants too. Some quants I try are inexplicably bad, some seem better than official (or unsloth) quants... even what should be run of the mill gguf qua…
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Comment #48738753
I find that fp8 cache can be pretty bad in vllm but works fine in llama.cpp. I don't know why, but I plan to review the implementations.
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Comment #48713720
What country / municipality are you in? This is not my understanding of Tuberculosis...
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Comment #48713703
I put a MRI of my body part into Gemini 2.5 Pro (for fun) and it said it was my brain. These models don't necessarily have that data.
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Comment #48471860
Well that is already how it is done with numerous multi-decade open rewrites of closed games. They usually require the asset pack. I don't know how this squares with law, but Oracl…
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Comment #48347596
Just buy 95% creatine monohydrate. This is the most common formulation, but others do exist.
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Comment #48347575
Creatine is $10 at Walmart, I don't think they are paying for astroturfing. It's a chemical like salt.
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Comment #48318482
ZDR is also on by default and deepseek is not ZDR.
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Comment #48242226
I have a similar experience, however if you spent $5 at these rates you may have an issue with caching in your client.
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Comment #48203800
I agree with this sentiment but the reasoned anecdotes do not agree. I imagine the flagship models have modalities/usages that we hn-ers don't imagine easily.
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Comment #48203411
Have you read the MAKER/MDAP paper? 1 million sequential tasks.
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Comment #48042144
As you practice it will be apparent, you simply keep working on the application architecture yourself.
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Comment #47975714
Do you have this on a shareable place / forge? I have a farm animal spelling game and want to extend my library and build more ideas.
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Comment #47824668
To be fair, you're cherry picking traffic fatality data. It's topical now but it's not common.
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Comment #47786800
It was my intent but it's also fine to be more direct.
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