Btrfs is usually last in perf benchmarks, so I wouldn’t do it myself

but you can, as long as it’s open weight. Fine tuning and training are pretty much the same process

oh, snap!

lol how do you think LLMs are trained in the first place?

what’s your definition of a system’s language?

I don’t see the probulent here

make sure to use post-quantum encryption algs

good to know!

heavily depends on the model and quantization level

choose the model you want on this website and it’ll give you some specs likely to run it

https://runthisllm.com/

any/most distros will do, especially if you run it on Docker

if you’re going with intel cards (best $ per GB VRAM right now), you could get a decent machine under $3k

that’s what happens when the western alternatives are 10x more expensive

that’s just good form, regardless of who’s reading the md

• MD041 - First line in a file should be a top-level heading
• MD002 - First header should be a h1 header
• MD025 - Multiple top level headers in the same document

that whole line 3 tokens btw, they’re wasting more time and energy just discussing that

What other wearable is more efficient?

If you do named parameters in rust, you would need to set every parameter.

If that’s the condition, yeah, it’s bad. The good thing about how Python handles it is that they can still be mandatory or optional. And that makes it a more flexible option than the builder pattern because it applies to any function or method.

you can have a better data structure in any language, but rarely someone will bother doing that for booleans

yeah, the widest adopted solutions are truly the shittiest.

My university spent a few years trying out different options, only to land on Canvas about 3 years ago. They must have good sales people.

This! There’s also a longstanding open issue on rust to allow a similar way to pass keyword/named arguments. IMO every modern language should have something like this. Makes all the difference when reading code.

Inlay hints from your editor are a good help, but this should be built into the language.

I feel you. I don’t particularly like any frontend work, but desktop frameworks can go to hell. No wonder why electron apps took off in the last decade, despite all its problems.

yeah, subagents is what I use all the time to tame context size in opencode