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Comment #49214177
> This clearly implies that they believe ChatGPT models are AGI and are now willing to say it out loud. > Which I think is a fair interpretation of the term You can't be serious...…
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Comment #49189222
fwiw, it absolutely drives me nuts that cli programs are putting configs in that hard to reach folder (long path name and _spaces_ in the folder name ugh)
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Comment #48780974
I just started using it on an m4 max 128 and it's the first time since buying the machine a year ago that it feels like local llm "just works" for reasonably decent coding. Use pi …
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Comment #48463241
The handling of that issue looks _incredibly_ shady. Not touching this project with a ten foot pole..
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Comment #48453183
Probably use Morphe now: https://www.reddit.com/r/revancedextended/comments/1q20ga5/w...
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Comment #48030076
Don Ho handled this like an absolute champ. I think the cloner had good intent, but he didn't get approval, so absolutely not okay no matter what.
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Comment #47926385
https://github.com/jundot/omlx note: 27b is going to be slow; use the 35b MoE if you want decent token/sec speed.
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Comment #47926375
Try https://github.com/jundot/omlx I've been using qwen3.5 (122b) with claude code for months, and it's definitely dumber than sonnet/opus, but it works through things reasonably w…
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Comment #47925122
This is pretty much literally what the originator of Zen, Bodhidharma did for 9 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhidharma
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Comment #47893845
or just use glow which is golang. https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow
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Comment #47893822
Just get a decent macbook, use LM Studio or OMLX and the latest qwen model you can fit in unified ram. Hooking up Claude Code to it is trivial with omlx. https://github.com/jundot/…
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Comment #47800412
And shout-out to Qwen if they release 122b -- Jeff Barr's original Gemma 4 tweet said they'd release a ~122b, then it got redacted :(
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Comment #47569824
Just use this; it's literally claude code in a terminal tab in vim; also aware of what files are open in vim. https://github.com/coder/claudecode.nvim
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Comment #47569802
You're holding it wrong if you're dragging files around a desktop to open them. Just use a fuzzy file finder within the terminal or within vim itself.
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Comment #47480816
I'd compare this more to the early days of the internet. Is it necessary to get involved right now? Perhaps not. Is it neat to be part of a transformative historical change just ge…
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Comment #47302364
Try with qwen 3.5 122b; it has more parameters so a larger corpus of knowledge to draw from than 35b.
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Comment #47256659
122b is probably better; especially on a mac with 128gb memory. localllama thread on this: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1rk01ea/qwen351... (see comments for actual …
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Comment #46968772
Glow is pretty great and has been around for a while: https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow
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Comment #46826987
MacOS; no mcp; clear context; reliably reproducible when asking claude review a pr with a big VCR cassette.
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Comment #46818930
How about how Claude 2.1.x is "literally unusable" because it frequently completely hangs (requires kill -9) and uses 100% cpu? https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/185…
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Comment #46361997
huh, well i got it on my work account, but my personal claude pro account still doesn't seem to have it available (2.0.76)
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Comment #46359995
might need to upgrade claude code
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Comment #46199469
I realized recently that i somehow had been subscribed to prime disney+ for like 6 months. It was _super_ annoying to figure out how to actually chat with a human, but once i did t…
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Comment #45849387
On an m4 pro 128gb: 75 t/s. Caveat: That's just for the first prompt.