I trust deepseek because I can run it fully offline on my own machine

Skinny jeans are uncfomy and hard to move in. I always wear baggy jeans anyway.

Can’t be run through wine/proton?

Ollama, openwebui, running the ~20GB Qwen models on a 3090

Absolutely

So much important government computing happens on Linux. Almost every server and supercomputer is on some form of Linux.

Fuck musk and all that, but this was a damn cool stunt and some seriously impressive engineering.

A little bit of airflow can make a huge difference. If it works it works. I think the doubters have just never experimented.

Support good competitors like GoG

You don’t need to check that the machine code your compiler made matched the code you wrote. You don’t need to check that the commit message an editor sent matched what you typed.

You absolutely do need to check and correct everything that comes out of AI because it’s at best like 80% correct, and that’s if the subject matter is easy.

People said this a year ago and I tested it then and it wasn’t great. I’ll believe it’s better but it’s hard to believe it’s “fixed”. I’m sure I’ll get a chance to try it again sometime. No way I’m paying for it myself lol.

Firefox and Safari both have insecure website warnings, don’t know why they have X’s there

Beggars can’t be choosers my dude. People giving away their hobby projects for free don’t owe you anything.

GitHub is designed for sharing code. Executable downloads are not really supposed to be there, but small projects with no budget won’t put in the effort and money to host their own downloads on a separate website.

Orange is right … in that this is not how statistics works

Perhaps, but it’s well before recorded history, and seems unlikely it would be the source of the British using lion symbolism

Cave lions became extinct about 13,000 years ago as part of the end-Pleistocene extinction event

When done properly, it plays a similar role to antialiasing, which is also an artificially added blur to cover up rendering artifacts.

A human doing a clean room reimplementation is not supposed to have seen the original source code for something they are reimplementing. If that source code is in the training data for the LLM, that seems like a similar situation.

The difference is the original source code, and similar source code that is incompatibly licensed, was in the LLM training data, making it not a clean room.