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vyr
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Comment #48404519
i'm so sorry. i went through that with one of my own recently. please make sure she knows she is loved.
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Comment #47883704
a countdown clock telling you that you should talk to the model again before your streak expires? that's the kind of UX i'd expect from an F2P mobile game or an abandoned shopping …
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Comment #47794361
GPT-OSS 120B (really 117B-A5.1B) is a lot bigger. better comparison would be to 20B (21B-A3.6B).
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Comment #47731772
have worked closely with customer support teams, can confirm that the goal of any technical improvements that go in front of CS agents is to reduce ticket volume, and thus costs. o…
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Comment #47696783
i was hoping this was going to be AppCode rising from the grave but nah it's just more rebranded versions of VSCode. nothing new here
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Comment #47264185
because it's not faster than the Ryzen 395's GPU. power efficiency doesn't matter as much as TTFT for desktop users, especially when they're tasking their AMD box as a dedicated in…
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Comment #47125152
that's pretty much correct: these apps all do the same thing under the hood. the difference is UX. Mastodon's built for text and the media features are really barebones. no filters…
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Comment #47120445
yeah he has a long history of saying dumb shit in public and then trying to cover his tracks. also, having had to figure out some of the Pixelfed code for previous projects, i wond…
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Comment #47109040
they're common in databases and performance instrumentation of various kinds (as are other forms of data structure "sketch" like count sketches) but not as common outside those rea…
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Comment #46709187
this looks sick as hell. i wonder whether there are viable NE2000 drivers for PowerBooks running classic Mac OS? modern WiFi (even limited by PCMCIA) might be preferable to era-app…
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