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Comment #49218401
Time to make creative software for linux that can replace adobe for Video/photo editing :P
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Comment #48975266
It does.
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Comment #48975206
You didn't read the blog post at all did you? Clearly you have zero clue what you are talking about.
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Comment #48947795
Does that not prove this test should be well burried by now?
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Comment #48947154
The cost there is multiple rounds of review tokens making it both slow and expensive.
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Comment #48915374
But isn't it running basically 1 request at a time? This would make agentic coding difficult right? Compared to running as many sequential tests as you want via api?
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Comment #48902622
wait until you hear why, and that you can optionally use e2e but lose other functionality.
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Comment #48755285
Because the two sets of skills aren't related. Library and design work are not the same thing. That's why
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Comment #48755229
It's really that weak?
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Comment #48749863
worked for me.
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Comment #48727605
and yet 5 more popped up.
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Comment #48695185
roughly ~50–56GB, although this is somewhat configurable with iogpu.wired_limit_mb. By default, macOS reserves ~25% of memory for the system.
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Comment #48694409
There are none. People forget the other side wanted to shut down research entirely, not just release. No idea why people think the other side would have been any better, it would h…
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Comment #48694349
No anything but wasteful, weak, expensive, environmentally harmful solar. Nuclear is the only path forward for superior energy production, at least until we figure out fusion.
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Comment #48686294
I'm pretty sure the vision/hwa reqs for cars is much less than an LLM/genai in general so that doesn't quite work out. But it would be nice to have an AI server with wheels :p
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Comment #48681471
It's not tied at all, the AI integration is on top of. So OSS applies to the app itself.
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Comment #48681435
You'll note that's the claude app if you actually look at the preview, which while confusing advertising what isn't even your app, does show how it works with the hand off.
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Comment #48681427
Ye built in AI is the only way this makes sense to me. Or otherwise could just add a terminal where you can run any TUI mapped to that notes/vaults dir or something.
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Comment #48653934
Do I dare mention the family guy way to achieve this? :P
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Comment #48640064
I think everyones been asking for "what's next" around git for a while as well :P Theo certainly mentions it plenty.
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Comment #48640034
SVG generation is a useless test, what's there more to know?
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Comment #48640032
The only real essential item here is tool calling capability is it not? So I assume they tested a strong read/write/edit tool consistency?
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Comment #48640028
As in, you learnt that a useless test that no one should be using was tested here, that's what you meant right?
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Comment #48535799
Melbourne Australia feed in rates have also been significantly reduced since the start.
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Comment #48393629
Brew installation? Not looking to use pip or load manually. For single bins or otherwise, brew is definitely preferred.