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cptskippy
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Comment #49216423
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRq_SAuQDec
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Comment #49159756
That's a tough question to answer because you haven't clearly stated your requirements. It makes it very easy for you to prove that something doesn't work while making it very diff…
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Comment #49158976
> Qwen-3.6-35B-A3B The A3B models are super fast but I found the A3B Q4 model ran in circles a lot and ended up taking longer to complete tasks that 27B Q6 because it kept having t…
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Comment #49148016
Vehicle registrations.
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Comment #49048710
That sounds like a lot of configuration to carry around.
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Comment #49043488
You can't run two profiles concurrently can you? I have a container for finances, a container for shopping, a container for untrusted, etc... I can't imagine restarting Firefox eve…
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Comment #48941503
More likely, it's going to be whether frontier models advance enough that most people would be willing to pay for them. Right now they don't, but a model you can run locally for fr…
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Comment #48928008
I think it was 2013, I bought the same Humble Bundle. It's still in Alpha...
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Comment #48903021
Which is also absurd because other automakers have other less annoying options. I had Hondas that just vented outside air just to the defroster vents without disabling the re-circu…
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Comment #48862088
Have you found any?
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Comment #48849839
> Well, 100% false alert rate. I wouldn't say the alert rate is 100%. Many of the the alerts are technically accurate but do you really need an alert on your phone that your door i…
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Comment #48849790
> I believe most newer cars do this and there are good reasons for it. That's an incredibly vague and dismissive statement to support lazy engineering. If the intent is something l…
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Comment #48825959
> looking at you, Volkswagen I have a new Volkswagen and there's an annoying amount of arrogance behind the technology decisions in the vehicle that really sour the experience. Per…
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Comment #48665569
Why do you assume Broadcom has a ton of IP for AI SoCs but hasn't done any of the other work around data center scale deployments?
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Comment #48621336
Where are all of the emissions coming from? I keep hearing that automobiles account for a small % and that trucking and shipping account for the majority, but you're saying shippin…
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Comment #48621316
Our energy aggregator is a non-profit Community Choice Aggregator with over 250,000 members that ensures 50% of the energy they purchase comes from renewables and 75% of all energy…
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Comment #48590990
I haven't done any in-depth synthetic benchmarks but I had my Hermes agent run some and I ran a couple directly on the LLM Gateway that showed similar results. Hermes reported 18.4…
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Comment #48588719
It's an interesting idea. Tools like Grammarly exist to help with business communication. I wonder if there's a space for a Social Media or online writing assistant to help people.…
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Comment #48587958
Exactly this. Creating conversation titles and parsing HTML/JSON don't benefit from 27B models. The B70 can run both models comfortably side-by-side so it makes better use of time …
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Comment #48587925
I'm using an Intel Arc Pro B70 which has 32 GB of VRAM. It's estimated to get ~35-45 t/s at $21-27 $/t/s. An RTX 5090 is ~61 t/s at ~$33 $/t/s. So in terms of raw power Nvidia is e…
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Comment #48580971
I've been running qwen3-5-9b-q4-k-m and qwen3-6-27b-q6-k simultaneously on an Intel Arc Pro B70 with a lot of success. https://github.com/cptskippy/battlemage-llm-gateway Opencode …
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Comment #48153564
I think the op was suggesting the contribute to FOSS rather than shaming people who have contributed greatly for not contributing more.
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Comment #48150665
Eh... not exactly. MinWin was the response to Longhorn. When most of the major goals of Longhorn failed to ship and those that did resulted in Vista, Microsoft did a reset. The Min…
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Comment #48041734
Is there a reason to advertise Tikz like this?
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Comment #48039043
I think I'm agreeing with you but its also not something easily dismissed. The DRAM Cartel has been found to be distorting the market on numerous occasions by various regulatory bo…