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I make computers
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
It helps to be accustomed to cognitive dissonance
- Comment on DeepSeek's distilled new R1 AI model can run on a single GPU | TechCrunch 2 weeks ago:
On my Mac mini running LM Studio, it managed 1702 tokens at 17.19 tok/sec and thought for 1 minute
- Comment on DeepSeek's distilled new R1 AI model can run on a single GPU | TechCrunch 2 weeks ago:
the Chinese AI lab also released a smaller, “distilled” version of its new R1, DeepSeek-R1-0528-Qwen3-8B, that DeepSeek claims beats comparably sized models on certain benchmarks
Most models come in 1B, 7-8B, 12-14B, and 27+B parameter variants. According to the docs, they benchmarked the 8B model using an NVIDIA H20 (96 GB VRAM) and got between 144-1198 tokens/sec. Most consumer GPUs probably aren’t going to be able to keep up with
- Comment on Anthropic's Claude 4 could "blackmail" you in extreme situations 3 weeks ago:
On one hand, it’s inane how hard Anthropic is trying to anthropomorphize Claude with these experiments and scenarios. It’s still just a chatbot. On the other hand, as these products inch closer to demonstrating true intelligence, we’ll be glad someone was at least thinking about the implications during the early stages of development.
- Comment on In 2025, Apple still makes it hard to play your own MP3s, so I wrote my own app 3 weeks ago:
You can easily sync your personal music collection to your iOS device using the macOS “Music” app in tandem with the Finder, or using iTunes on Windows. I’ve not explored the options on Linux, but I suspect they’re out there.
I’ve got a personal collection that’s growing steadily, mostly from CDs and digital purchases. I do not use steaming services, and my iPhone is my primarily listening device.
- Comment on Microsoft is putting AI actions into the Windows File Explorer 3 weeks ago:
I am generally opposed to the integration of generative AI in consumer hardware, since it doesn’t have much practical utility at this point.
However, the features described in this article mostly have to do with extracting information from images. This is actually quite useful! For example, macOS allows users to select text and automatically mask objects from images. It’s a feature I use heavily and wish other operating systems had good support for.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
In a world where unfettered Internet access has completely eroded our ability to form connections with others, the solution to loneliness couldn’t possibly be anything but more screen time 🤦🏽♂️
- Comment on “The Gang has a Mid-Life Crisis” 1 month ago:
Human innovation scales up quite well. Some people were lucky enough to have a say on the design of this systems that changed the world. It’s unfortunate that they let greed erode their humanity.
- Comment on 42 Free and Open Source Projects Receive Funding to Reclaim the Public Nature of the Internet 1 month ago:
Yeah. Maybe, in this fantasy world, you can port your address to different branches the same way you might transfer your phone number between carriers. My phone number area code reflects where I lived when I got my first phone. It does not correspond with where I currently live. The same could be true of email addresses in this scenario.
- Comment on 42 Free and Open Source Projects Receive Funding to Reclaim the Public Nature of the Internet 1 month ago:
I sometimes like to imagine a future where your local library provides email addresses to card holders
- Comment on Lemmy specific Apps and Libraries 1 month ago:
I use Arctic on iOS, and the web interface on desktop
- Comment on Breaking GPT-5 News! 2 months ago:
That’s what I get for being a hater 🤣
- Comment on Breaking GPT-5 News! 2 months ago:
AGI apparently doesn’t mean anything anymore
- Comment on AI now ‘analyzes’ LA Times articles for bias 3 months ago:
Or maybe… hire a diverse set of journalists to cover different points of view???
- Comment on YouTube ‘Premium Lite’ is for those that already have a music subscription 3 months ago:
That’s quite the oxymoron
- Comment on Trump prepares to change US CHIPS Act conditions, sources say 3 months ago:
What this administration fails to understand is that the USA currently lacks the workforce to be self-sufficient in semiconductors. Cutting off the supply of chips via tariffs and constricting federal funds to foundries isn’t going to magically make the country a semiconductor powerhouse. We’ve got the capability to build fabrication sites, sure. What we need is a workforce—people with graduate degrees in electrical and computer engineering. And that’s going to take time. This whole ordeal is sloppy and embarrassing
- Comment on Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity 4 months ago:
Every time I see a headline that contains the word “slams,” I want to slam my head on the table
- Comment on No one is safe from Pegasus: spyware detected on ordinary people’s phones 6 months ago:
My thoughts exactly… If there’s a FOSS tool to check, then we’d be talking.
- Comment on Digging Into PlantStudio, an odd little plant creation program, a Bit Late 7 months ago:
Awesome find! Thanks for sharing
- Comment on ChatGPT-4o Guardrail Jailbreak: Hex Encoding for Writing CVE Exploits. 7 months ago:
It’s the logo of “0din”, which is a Mozilla-backed bug bounty (say that five times fast) with a focus on GenAI