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It's a lot smaller, and runs (quantized) on a 3090 quite well. Ds4 flash 0731 you're talking about? It's great but it's much harder to run locally.

Yeah I think it got bad press because the chat templates (or something?) were messed up on first release, but I've been using a quant of it and it's a powerhouse, better than qwen …

Is there? Like...kind of, but on the face of it I'd say about the same amount in both. If you look back at DES there's a _lot_ in common with modern ciphers, but like, RSA is still…

> with a key that repeats There's a _lot_ hiding in that, all of the interesting stuff for security and potential breaks. So...yeah it is based on complicated math, it's just in th…

> What practical things are possible or might be possible due to these results? Not much, they're all fairly minor problems that have been solved, of ~entirely niche academic inter…

You can just fire it up and ask it to suggest some, or look on the site at the most downloaded and see which sound useful to you. That's basically what I did. I also put in some wo…

It's really just the minimal prompt and the minimal built-in skills. And ~full control I guess if you wire up something custom (I haven't).

Human psychology might allow other reasonable criteria even if perfectly rational choice is just total time to destination.

The friction exists vastly unevenly. Some people are so scared of needles that they couldn't possibly get a tattoo recreationally, some people don't give af and get them with no th…

China can get what they want, a weakened USA, just by sitting back and doing nothing. There's probably no incentive to get involved more directly.

There's probably some system prompt crap in claude code that tamps down that behavior? I wonder what it was even trying to do.

It's not like this is a new problem. Turing had a definition most of a century ago, he wasn't the first and certainly wasn't the last. I don't think we need new terms necessarily, …

Different quants, but I've been having success with: https://unsloth.ai/docs/models/qwen3.6 I do llama.cpp

It's an open question in mathematics/CS, that's all we know. If you want to know more, get to mathing :)

They make little ~rubber caps to cover the charging port when you're not using it. That, and make sure it's dry when you charge it to rule out galvanic nonsense.

Once you start getting shooty up in space, I think you fairly quickly get into https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome cascades of collisions and debris anyway, so it probab…

Coders like to code. It's in our nature. Even those who will get no benefit from it still _very_ often code their own version of things for various reasons, often bad reasons.

Figuring out how to prompt and test is educational, and it's potentially a useful test of a model/harness.

You're being sarcastic but you're not far wrong. Scent is a big part of attraction and sex. It's somewhat subtle, but important. Artifically capturing that sounds...doomed though.

I think there's some setting to restrict the number of them, or maybe turn them off. Doesn't happen for me ~ever and it's not my $$ (work) so I haven't really looked at it much.

Not every possible thing has real situations where it's better. There are legitimately terrible solutions to problems, that are dominated by better ones in every situation. Like th…

It's possible, it would just be _very_ dumb. It'd also turn into just...shooting them all down, restrictions of who anything is over wouldn't survive.

It could only ever increase by the surface area of the satellite lens things. It'll be a rounding error compared to the surface area of Earth (or compared to the effect of greenhou…

Is it ever, ever going to be cheaper or easier or more effective than just launching a missile? Seems...unlikely just on the face of it.

That would be fairly nonsense. There's _very_ few orbits that can stick over a particular place, and it's only places on the equator. We'd be giving up 99+% of useful orbits.