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Comment #49216175
I made a small booking site for a local dutch canal boat, which has a calender function. A simple PHP app. I checked the Apache logs recently, and it had THOUSANDS of claudebot and…
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Comment #49175411
I still have an instance of it running and get email reminders about birthdays, but no, I don't think it has been actively developed for years.
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Comment #49154908
It seems public health recommendations where walked back after the controversy in the early 2010's, so it is not an official recommendation anymore. Here are some of the studies an…
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Comment #49146290
Fatty fish accumulates heavy metales and other unhealthy components and pregnant women in Norway is told to limit the intake. But it has been controversial, the industry is not hap…
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Comment #49089845
This seems like a rare gem in a space swamped with lazily LLM generated summaries. Added to my RSS feed!
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Comment #49007383
I use Kagi's search API with my agents, including their summarizer, and it has been great!
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Comment #48738469
I got hired by a local company exactly for my experience with running linux servers at home and in a semi-professional capacity. They had hired someone with perfect credentials fro…
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Comment #48572638
Exactly! It is so empowering to host my own instance at home and own my own identity online, using GoToSocial.
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Comment #48568647
I do NOT consider the Fediverse and the myriads of implementations of it to be social media, but rather a social web. More like websites with the abilities to communicate and inter…
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Comment #48568621
I do NOT consider the Fediverse and the myriads of implementations of it to be social media, but rather a social web. More like websites with the abilities to communicate and inter…
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Comment #48568585
Oh, great, I can log in with my GoToSocial instance to comment and vote! I will definitely add this site alongside my HN addiction :)
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Comment #48557952
But for how long? The subsidized phase is probably short, and then what? I run Qwen 3.5 27 Dense om my old AMD RX7900XTX at about 45 t/s and barely use my Claude Code subscription …
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Comment #48555494
We have set up two DGX Sparks at work and are self sufficient for our AI needs. It is not SOTA, but it works really well for our needs. No matter what happens around cloud-hosted A…
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Comment #48442443
This might help Mistral sell more on-prem solutions. Not only do you get to keep your data, it might make more financial sense too.
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Comment #48414529
Thanks, English is not my first language, and I appreciate the knit pick :)
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Comment #48409078
What they need to figure out is what topics peaks their interest. Kids need exposure to a broad spectrum early, get interested, and then have mentors that know how to run with it a…
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Comment #48353732
Will NVIDIA get a monopoly on providing laptops and desktops with a lot of RAM going forward?
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Comment #48349811
I have used it almost daily for the last few months, with only 3 simple extensions. On this project I spent a few minutes adding context to an AGENTS.md and having it write a todo …
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Comment #48349073
Thanks for making this! I planed to make something like this as a skill for my self, but pasting this into any agent chat works like a charm. I just had my local model (Qwen3.6 27B…
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Comment #48266742
A window into novel technology, commented on by knowledgeable people from around the world. Also, proof that some online communities can survive and thrive for decades while stayin…
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Comment #48176652
Nowadays I use our local setup 95% of the time, but it is not that long since that flipped for me personally. Context: I have a $20 Claude Code subscription, and have used it for a…
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Comment #48150281
I have experimented with both q8 and q4 for KV cache. I can't find any difference between q8 and fp16, but q4 suffers more when the context grows. q8 seems like a good compromise a…
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Comment #48146804
In our company of 24 employees, we get by with two DGX Sparks. We don't use AI heavily, but each Spark can serve about 6-8 concurrent requests with a full context lenght of 256k, w…
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Comment #48119240
Haha, not what I meant to write, but this works too!
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Comment #48114872
I remember using some kind of software around the time of windows xp i think, that could replace the chrome/shell so you could design your own GUI entirely – but I can't remember w…