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ch_sm

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    Comment #49209463

    While these arguments are valid, you’re missing the forrest for the trees. Renewable energy has better long-term ROI because it doesn’t require constant purchase of fuel. Renewable…

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    Comment #49155954

    > bought it off CraigsList for $10, handed off in Times Square haha that‘s a nice nostalgic image. I remember installing it on a friend’s laptop with my DVD in a café, to „fix her …

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    Comment #49153622

    you can try ollama, omlx or llama.cpp for instance to download a model and get an inference server running locally. They expose „open ai compatible“ endpoints, so you can configure…

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    Comment #49076759

    oh, it‘s the CEO of a well known AI company educating us all – and all he wants is us to hear his hunch on open weight models?! Amazing, please help us understand the situation a b…

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    Comment #48983626

    ah finally. Compiz for react.

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    Comment #48967028

    In my experience, yes. A bit more reliable than gemma for me. I mostly use A3B (35B, mix of experts) though, because it‘s faster, and in the same ballpark intelligence wise as the …

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    Comment #48940321

    i see! would you mind sharing your model string?

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    Comment #48940178

    WHAT. that‘s amazing. thanks so much for sharing, i‘ve been looking for ways to speed a3b up for days. It‘s 11pm here but i‘ll try this right now

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    Comment #48932495

    Nice, I tried it too with oMLX — agreed, it seems very capable for coding! Was slightly underwhelmed by performance though. I got about ~24 t/s on the ternary version on my M2 Max …

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    Comment #48896709

    https://archive.is/sTtAN

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    Comment #48895174

    that‘s … not really how it works. Agents get your code into their context via tool calls, not by uploading the entire file to a server „where the weights live and thus the code has…

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    Comment #48852999

    the point the article makes is good (albeit not new). the style sounds very LLM to me.

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    Comment #48730776

    >The way royalties get assigned is based on a percentage of your listening versus your monthly payment. For example, spend an entire month listening to Taylor Swift’s new album, sh…

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    Comment #48477123

    So to summarise: diversity, forced on the UK by some weird world order, is the reason for Britain’s economic decline. World-class analysis. Got it. Thanks.

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    Comment #48463092

    I don’t know. Em-dashes are normal punctuation. The prose on the site doesn‘t strike me as particularly AI-y, but of course I might be wrong. Generally speaking, if the person want…

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    Comment #48427633

    It was a good ad. But also, Mac OS X at the time was so vastly and obviously ahead of Windows, it was a very natural choice if your circumstances allowed it (IMHO etc). It really r…

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    Comment #48389437

    can‘t speak to compatibility with this new model, but oMLX supports MTP drafters very well.

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    Comment #48337499

    The article is quite superficial. Yes, too coarse means weak or sour, and too fine means heavy and bitter - most espresso lovers know this. Where are the x-rays, CTs and details?

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    Comment #48111441

    > You cannot just switch an entire country's energy source on a finger snap no one is suggesting that > nor do we have a viable alternative for making nitrogen based fertilizer nor…

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    Comment #48097646

    https://archive.is/We6GM