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Comment #49266612
Laguna XS is MoE, however.
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Comment #49260854
Interesting, what does your tasks & workflow look like with them? I generally found the quality decent (say, similar to other competitors), but the speed of task completion was ver…
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Comment #49260310
Does anyone here use Manus actively? I found it worse than alternatives in the similar space (Claude, genspark, kagi research, etc.) and slightly baffling they were being acquired …
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Comment #49243189
The value prop really depends on what you're doing. If you're just vibe coding with giant frontier models, yes, the value will be worse. Especially now, where GPU prices have spike…
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Comment #49130357
I love these, thanks!
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Comment #49130334
Everyone has to find an answer to the meaning if life. For the non religious/escapist, you have to stare into the void and find an answer at some point. Existentialism (Sartre) say…
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Comment #49115589
The nvidia shield is pretty damn good as well, even if old at this point.
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Comment #49041170
From my reading, the sandbox escape came from the JS packages in the harness still having an internet connection (somehow!), the agent having access to the source of those packages…
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Comment #48842789
The fact that he could only get this story published in the Washington examiner of all places should be a signal that more reputable places don't want to attach their name to this
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Comment #48665331
Cerebras is a whole lot of SRAM, basically a ton more L1/L2 cache, hence increasing throughput. They're pretty supply constrained right now though and their production costs seem p…
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Comment #48571989
A lot of benchmarks are setup to not punish false positives (irrelevant answers or extra text) and punish false negatives (missing the snippet being looked for). This leads to answ…
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Comment #48558318
gemma 12B 4bit quant; try something with MTP and an AWQ quant
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Comment #48558303
On a 5090, gemma4 26B runs at 350TPS with the command below [1] and gemma4 31B is around 150TPS with a similar command. I'm really surprised how much slower a DGX spark is for the …
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Comment #48369285
Cerebras are only serving kimi for dedicated endpoint customers; for that you need a >$5m annual deal with them Cerebras also seems to be killing off their regular APIs, they're de…
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Comment #48348253
Not sure if the M5 is that massively different but I have a M2 max laptop and the screen is noticeably brighter on the Asus.
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Comment #48348239
It hasn't been so bad for me to notice. Compiling rust you'll hear the fan, but you'll also hear it in a MBP. The MBP will compile faster however.
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Comment #48345134
The moat is the difference between knowledge and know-how. You can read all the plumbing books, but you need to get your hands dirty a few times, mess it up and fix it, to get ment…
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Comment #48328381
I've been using an asus zenbook 14 OLED with linux. Compatibility is great. The screen blows apple out completely. It's clearly, obviously better. The fan noise and battery life ar…
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Comment #48326538
OK, I'm 100% rooting for both Mistral and task focused small models. But Mistral has fall really far behind since 2025Q3. It seems they can't get good reasoning models working at e…