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imrehg
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About imrehg
Contact: gergely@imreh.net
Based at http://gergely.imreh.net
Taipei Hackerspace co-founder https://taipeihack.org
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Comment #49268793
I did report my test results on the first one. :) The second I didn't say it's any of llama.cpp's "fault", but it is _related_ to llama.cpp since it's being shipped in another syst…
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Comment #49268627
I just switched to Vulkan, and be done with it. :) As much as I can tell, the ROCm version of llama.cpp would be a bit faster on prompt processing, but about the same on the token …
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Comment #49268518
llama.cpp works pretty well for me on the Framework 13 laptop, but the current era of "move fast, break things, rarely fix" (sorry, that's how it feels), bites here quite a bit. Tw…
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Comment #49156851
I have sent countless small bug fixes even before, to tools that I use that I could dig into when something was off... No big heavy lifting, but plenty of "tinker on your tools" st…
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Comment #49057808
Well, a had some new account causing havoc (posting crap on packages, requesting delete of packages...) and they were registered today. I guess I'll have to start flagging. Also, h…
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Comment #48920608
It's scary how your first paragraph describes by recent (but not long term) experiences. Looks like I have some checks to do as well.
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Comment #48877847
That's about the speed I get on a AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 (inside a Framework 13), with Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, so doing the same on that much larger model...
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Comment #48801043
As long as places like Taiwan are effectively blocked from being in the UN[0], I don't believe we should be adding more to their power and responsibilities than what they have now,…
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Comment #48785704
I've relatively recently migrated over to using btop[0], and it's the kind of modern interface, useful and informative, that I needed. As others mention it - it seems to shows the …
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Comment #48784642
Should be, judging by their LinkedIn from the bottom of the page (Centaur Technology - Member of Technical Staff: 2005 - 2013) This is a blast from the past. Centaur was doing VIA …
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Comment #48743555
From the Huggingface page, it is a fine-tuned version of the Qwen3.6-35B-A3B that is my alternative, and the benchmarks seems to be better. So I'm using as a "likely some quality g…
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Comment #48729454
On the MoE versions of these models the MTP versions have only marginal benefit. In my trials the speed-up is 15 token/s... on my device. I still use the MTP version as it _feels_ …
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Comment #48729345
I'm having a decently good time time with `qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp` (unsloth's multi-token prediction version) and and `qwen-agentworld-35b-a3b`. On a 2021 M1 Pro (32GB RAM) I can get …
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Comment #48670141
I value Open Source very highly, and enjoy contributing. Fix a bug here, add a small feature there, most OSS projects have low hanging opportunities. And these days, to "switch off…
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Comment #48657000
Above a certain size you cannot get the quota-based models. In my org, as our Team account (quota-based) was growing, to onboard more people we _had to_ switch to Enterprise (and t…
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Comment #48610524
Oh, this was one that I played a lot as a kid! (Alongside F-19 Stealth Fighter, F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter - the two that apparently came before and after this game - TIL, an…
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Comment #48475228
I encountered this when I was checking why my gluten-free bread came out the bread machine the way it did. I guess it latched onto some yeast-related points and it fell back to Opu…
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Comment #48280195
Yeah, I've ended up mapping "M5" to "End" (so that "Home" has a counterpart). This current one still has the Ins/Del/PgUp/PgDn/Home for direct access, but certainly some of the lac…
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Comment #48264323
I've just recently got a mechanical keyboard, after doing a workspace ergonomics assessment, and also cultural influence from various other developer friends, etc... It's a Keychro…
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Comment #47945517
Yup, that's exactly it: - get the gravitational constant with these two known masses - then can deduct the mass of the unknown Earth by its interaction with other masses (say the "…
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Comment #47295904
I haven't really seen many alternatives besides what's listed, and looking for it (FOSSin my personal development, closed source at $WORK). Imho the best options there are - GitLab…
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Comment #45473011
Reminds me of PoC||GTFO. Loads of fun in this and in that. And does indeed make me sometimes question if I know anything about programming (in a good way:)
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Comment #44665912
Yes, the site seems to save the checked cocktails into Local Storage (you can click some, and in your browser's inspection tools you can check. Eg. in Firefox > Inspect > Storage >…
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Comment #44540039
News TV channels in Taiwan that I usually watch, very often use videos from Threads for local news reporting (stuff sent in by the public). X-originated ones pretty much disappeare…
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Comment #43601691
I still have my Thinkpad X201 from 2011 running, and I use it as my personal machine (have an M1 MacBook from/for work). Of course, had to replace the hard drive once or twice, rep…