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Comment #49156121
I use Modal for fine tuning and unsloth mostly.
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Comment #49150927
This is what I've been waiting for. We are still using fine-tuned deployments of Qwen3.6-27B with a lot of success but could use a bump in intelligence. Here's hoping.
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Comment #48951451
This is actually a very good question. The funniest and simplest answer is that you make money off yourself.
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Comment #48951440
I asked an adjacent question to a broker friend who flatly replied: "Not interested in being served a Wells Notice." Which more or less answered the question for me, even if he was…
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Comment #48885969
Gets a 100% on Pangram. Stuff is so distracting. Write your own posts, FFS. Or at least pass it through "humanizer" type plugins.
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Comment #48800727
dash dash "--" on a lot of systems and word processors turns it into the em-dash automatically
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Comment #48189719
repo is cloned, AGENTS.md is auto-read into context, the doc says to not allow PR spam. think of it like a soft prompt hook.
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Comment #47945244
This is only true for some parts of the time cost function.
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Comment #47839680
love this adversarial work
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Comment #47821671
Lambda calculus?!
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Comment #47699042
Handing over email metadata, or whatever your interrogator wants from you, will only cause them to shift the goalposts, or find something they want to find in the metadata even if …
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Comment #47699028
All of us "olds" had this as a hobby. Or used it regularly. Just a bunch of weird stuff in this article.
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Comment #47294571
No doubt. Especially for GPU inference at scale. We overclock/overvolt for training and tune way down for inference.
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Comment #47293792
Self-racking lets you rack a bunch of gear you'd never find in VM/dedicated rentals, like consumer parts or older, still very good parts. Overclocking options are available as well…
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Comment #46997136
> What am I missing? VRAM capacity given the Cerebras/Groq architecture compared to Nvidia. In parallel, RAM contracts that Nvidia has negotiated well into the future that other ma…
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Comment #46857606
Interesting - I'll try some other methods
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Comment #46851832
I generally agree with you. But I put up with it since Notepad++ is good software. It is what it is.
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Comment #46851738
I've had a lot of problems with even 10GbE via Thunderbolt 3/4. Bandwidth-wise it works fine, but latency and jitter are issues. This means that stuff like high-speed cameras that …
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Comment #46851679
Yeah, Notepad++ is known for political messaging in their updates. Taiwan, Ukraine, etc.
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Comment #46739751
Their compaction endpoint is far and away the best in the industry. Claude's has to be dead last.
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Comment #46730655
> sub 900 not possible though. I performed a similar analysis to you and found it very difficult to imagine sub-1000. Your comment I think convinced me that it may be possible, tho…
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Comment #46136615
Yeah this is the main reason to use a USB DAC. I guess you get marginally better sound quality (more noticeable on expensive studio headphones that need more power to drive them) b…
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Comment #45671813
I've found this mostly to be the case when using lightweight open source models or mini models. Rarely is this an issue with SOTA models like Sonnet-4.5, Opus-4.1, GPT-5-Thinking o…
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Comment #45651138
I just run the agent directly on separate testing/dev servers via remote-ssh in VS Code to have an IDE to sanity check stuff. Just far simpler than local dev and other nonsense.