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tkz1312
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Comment #48249566
I mean it obviously impacts the people who live in the Congo...
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Comment #48033916
at least for a framework they are very easy upgrades tbh
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Comment #47657787
What a world we live in where 200mb RAM usage for a text editor is considered "lightweight".
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Comment #47299678
You have used chatgpt presumably. Based on your interactions with it, do you seriously think it should be allowed to shoot a gun without any human oversight?
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Comment #46900898
unfortunately running anything locally for serious personal use makes no financial sense at all right now. 4x rtx 6000 pro is probably the minimum you need to have something reason…
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Comment #46607062
AFAIK the signal backups use symmetric encryption with user generated and controlled keys and anonymous credentials ( https://signal.org/blog/introducing-secure-backups/ ). Do you …
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Comment #46384091
Stagex is a remarkable achievement and one of the most exciting projects that I have encountered this year. I plan on migrating a few high value build pipelines in the near future.…
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Comment #46371059
Not sure why self proclaimed "hackers" seem to be in love with walled gardens and corporate control :)
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Comment #46369706
which packages are not built from source?
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Comment #46364352
If you're not making changes to the bootloader it's essentially impossible to brick nixos: updates are fully atomic and every change can be rolled back by booting into an old gener…
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Comment #45937704
maybe something to do with Haskell being a beautiful and foundational language that has been a major driver of progress in programming language design for the last two decades?
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Comment #45805074
Having seen LLMs so many times produce coherent, sensible and valid chains of reasoning to diagnose issues and bugs in software I work on, I am at this point in absolutely no doubt…
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Comment #45790234
I do not think this is niche in the slightest. I would very happily take a 2-4x slowdown for almost all of the web facing C software I run if I get guaranteed memory safety. I will…
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Comment #45780928
I grep through the store pretty regularly looking for names. The tone of the original comment is annoying but the suggestion is imo quite a good one.
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Comment #45780909
Guix uses a fork of the nix daemon
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Comment #45704575
Zig is orders of magnitude more pleasant and enjoyable to use than Rust.
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Comment #45624674
128 is still not 300. Something like 4x 6000 blackwell is the minimum to run any model that is going to feel anything like claude locally. To my deep disappointment the economics a…
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Comment #45622732
which 671b quants can fit into 96GB VRAM? Everything I’m aware of needs hundreds at least (e.g. https://apxml.com/models/deepseek-r1-671b ).
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Comment #45621942
Don’t underestimate the cost of getting locked into a tool that is 100% guaranteed to rugpull you on both cost and privacy.
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Comment #45621911
> free if I want to use my own GPU The hardware required to run something like deepseek / kimi / glm locally at any speed fast enough for coding is probably around $50,000. You nee…
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Comment #45247908
what happens if the screen locker crashes?
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Comment #44967556
until the inevitable VC rug pull…
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Comment #44966213
why not just use sublime text?
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Comment #44922800
compiling untrusted code via the wasm builds of solc is quite reasonable and is done at scale by several providers (e.g. etherscan, remix).