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rnb and hip hop head listen....
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breakbeats and d&b
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trickie
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End3r, you mixxing or paying the songs?
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general_kornwallace
I forgot I updated the kernel on both of my machines yesterday because of the copyfail stuff
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general_kornwallace, 6.17 is nice
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dsax
I love 6.17
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dsax
its running greate
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house music :)
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rdr
7.0 or bust
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rdr
better yet stick with 6.7 for the memes
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7.0.3 here
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dont think this box can do it? maybe
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rdr
there's no such thing as nice
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dsax
my laptop maybe... this box is plex online for now
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you never tried my hexchat build?
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I did but it was VM it was windows
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yeah, I had fun with a lady
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mlu
End3r: I'm a software engineer at a startup (food delivery + AI); was a previous tech startup founder; you?
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I work for a local MSP
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mlu
End3r: how big's your service area?
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NW florida
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mlu
i.e. does it extend as far as Jacksonville?
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mlu
but Talahassee is probably in?
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End3r
just NW Florida
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IDK if we have anyone in there
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End3r
maybe some rando LEO setup
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End3r
we have a few city contracts
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End3r
just built a brand new city complex
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mlu
do you enjoy it there?
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End3r
so many tickets =\
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mlu
you're probably like: "if I got a ticket, I know how to make it disappear, but I will get caught and get in huge trouble"
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It is cool, if my boss would get some HR training
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mlu
how big's your MSP? are we talking 20 people? 100?
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He can be a real prick
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End3r
employees or customers?
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mlu
employees
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End3r
customers : LOTS
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mlu
deploy it right and take the contracts :)
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End3r
I managed at least 12k machines
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End3r
manage
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mlu
how much work is involved? lot sof routine upgrades and stuff?
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End3r
I do all tickets except for billing/sales
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mlu
or is it really: you really get paid to be on-call?
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End3r
nah, I work mon-fri 0800-1500
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End3r
salaried
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mlu
do you guys have an office?
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yeah, bosses house :P
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mlu
same here heh, but it's more like 1000-1800 for me
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End3r
which is down the road from mine
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mlu
guess like your boss does most of the sales?
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End3r
yeah, and most of the firewall configs
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End3r
he's a hardcore network admin guy
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End3r
I am a sysadmin guy
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End3r
but he's a windows guy and I am the linux guy
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mlu
hehe, netadmin was one of my specialities (along SaaS/cloud and web frontend) when I was consulting
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End3r
99.9% of all workstations are fucking windows =\
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End3r
ad/azure/etc..
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mlu
ah, the Microsoft stack :(
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mlu
any firms have Linux-based desktops?
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End3r
I think we manage 3 linux machines?
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mlu
I've seen it around but it's kind of rare
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mlu
heard Linux desktops have been taking off in certain parts of Germany though
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mlu
where the law requires the use of open source software whenenver reasonably possible
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I can't wait for Microsoft to fucking die
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mlu
I think Azure will prop them up
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whyru
i quit windows a few weeks ago when their 4rth windows update in a row broke something. hadn't tried it for about a decade and wow microsoft and apple and google and facebook are just embarrassing themselves now wow
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mlu
Microsoft really is Xbox + Azure + LinkedIn
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End3r
we had to disable all windows updates until each one was tested and peer reviewed
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mlu
and oh, Office
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End3r
then our system pushes the patches to the systems after review
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End3r
fuck office too
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End3r
esp "the new outlook"
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mlu
End3r: what do you deploy for your clients?
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mlu
End3r: Windows 11 Pro?
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mlu
or do you get do to Enteprise?
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End3r
well yeah, 10 is no bueno now
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mlu
out of support = no bueno :(
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boss has a deply script once the system is enrolled with intune
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deploy
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mlu
I'm glad I'm working at this startup right now -- that dirtyfrag 0day would have been a nightmare when I was admining the Linux VPN endpoints
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90% of the stupid windows fuckups are fixed on the backend with 2 commands lol
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sfc and dism lol
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how'd you meet your boss? I assume he owns the firm?
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known him for years, yeah, it is his company
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End3r: you know which network products he typically likes to push?
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I just wish I could find a remote linux sysadmin gig that pays what I get here
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mlu
i.e. is he a Cisco guy, Juniper guy, Mikrotik guy?
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mlu
oof, sounds hard
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mlu
you do IaaS?
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well, typically it is ubnt for network gear and for firewalls, he uses sophos
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mlu
sad what happend to EdgeOS
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my whole home network is unifi enterprise hardware
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I'm typically Ubnt + Mikrotik for network gear
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mlu if you like shitposting #8chan is for you, for general bs #chat and #computertech
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at least around here :P
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potheads hang in #marijuana
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my dev channel is #3nd3r
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is a caffeine junkie
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caffeine and beer here
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and I like my weed
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only way I stay out of prison
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it's like 6:30 there? right?
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$seen weasel
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ooh yeah
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that's a sopel module I gotta re-create
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.seen weasel
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weasel was last seen here 7 hours, 44 minutes ago.
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he should be awake soon
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End3r
i'll just vibe the seen module
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End3r
will be super simple
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$seen mlu
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glitchy
I haven't seen mlu.
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End3r
well, at least it replies
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mlu
$seen ENd3r
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$seen mlu
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mlu: You're right here!
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End3r
totally vibe coded
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$seen g litchy
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I haven't seen g litchy.
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$seen glitchy
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I'm right here!
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End3r
I have it parsing the logs and adding to the db
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$seen weasel
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I haven't seen weasel.
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End3r
guess it isn't finished
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$seen weasel
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End3r
lololol
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End3r
well that's fucked
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End3r
at least there is data though
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08:33 PM <~End3r> $seen mlu
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08:33 PM <@glitchy> mlu was last seen in #linux 3m ago: $seen glitchy
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okay it works
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lmao yeah that $seen output was spot on, module still vibes
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End3r
$tell weasel WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED!!!!!!!
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End3r: I will tell weasel that when they next speak.
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was wondering why you were not in here lol
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I think I was for a while
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.access add NoCode 5
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one of my best online friends died i just found out. he was a really good guy.
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you guys can be my new friends
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brothchild, Sorry for your loss.
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End3r
test time
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whyru
yeah look at what that guy produced about 8 episodes ago
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whyru
microsoft literally fucked up 4 windows updates in a row
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whyru
fuck... that...
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brothchild
heh i almost started saying 'to be fair..' but no, not with microsoft
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brothchild fixing my youtube titles script, it's broke af
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YouTube: Apple Reacts to Paying Customers $250M Over Siri — SAMTIME
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End3r
did i ever do regular urls?
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End3r
guess not
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End3r
I'll vibe code that one too
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End3r
small shit like this is fine with AI coding
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Accuracy is nearing a level where i begin to wonder if there's gains to be had in limiting training to a focused set of languages
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brothchild
I imagine there's a lot of webdev knowledge in models that i could do without.
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It seems we're not really capturing possible inference speed gains with more domain-limited models
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but that's just a strong hunch
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On the other hand the models learn many more general concepts being imprinted by a larger set of problems
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okay that works
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brb gotta run up to the store
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18 more beers and more smokes
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brothchild
the guys at ByteShape are putting out the most kickass quants on the planet, bar none
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brothchild
their 2.69bpw mixquant of qwen3.5-35b-a3b was hitting 4.6t/s on 16GB office laptop
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grabbing a similar unsloth to compare
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link me
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brothchild
using vulkan with the vega8 gpu for almost no effective acceleration, but nice cpu offloading and almost no temp rise in inference
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brothchild
looks like a valid png to me rdr
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rdr
my internet explorer isn't rendering it
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Image Width: 663 Image Length: 945
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i prefer to avoid using browser when i can
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What's the cheapest, best processing computer you can us to get some LLMs working at a good rate, locally?
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any computer if you run a small enough model
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NoCode
I really need to figure something out and build something
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brothchild
LFM2 models are real fast, try their 8B-A1B
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NoCode
Oh yeah, for sure
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brothchild
there's a lot of open parameters to that question
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brothchild
memory capacity is one, rough estimate min 1/2 of parameter size 27B model min 16GB for practical chat use, 24GB for agentic
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brothchild
then togen generation speed is a product firstly of memory speed, and prompt procession more influenced by matrix computation
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brothchild
cheapest option for qwen3.6 27b which everyone's creaming over would be "any rtx 3090 you can find in some old gaming pc"
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What I should be looking for is a dataset trained minimally on just 3-4 web dev languages, maybe python too. Or hell, look for a web stack LLM. Though, if I'm going to use something like that I'm want more things to build web apps
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NoCode
Maybe Rust or Ruby or whatever is better for the occasion.
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brothchild
i'm mostly playing with llm and image gen $100 laptop
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brothchild
bit autistic about ricing things
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brothchild
is MoE something you know about?
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glitchy, Please list a webstack LLM. Small model processing. low hardware spec
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NoCode: try ollama run qwen2.5-coder:3b (4bit gguf) for webstack html/js/css/py on 4-8gb ram rigs ~15-25t/s cpu only fr
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rrrhm derp
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brothchild
a lot of people were very loyal to qwen2.5-coder i wouldn't write it off
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brothchild
but to start with i'd look at their latest
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brothchild
are you more interested in agentic? try to let the model go out read docs, run tests, change files?
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or more a chat consultant model that can spit out functions and programs that you review and copy from?\
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Yeah, I like agentic shit. Cursor has been fun but it's pricey as hell.
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for agentic some people like to split things into a larger slower orchestrator/planner and smaller faster 'workers'
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brothchild
i don't think that's for me though. i wouldn't use something i didn't at least review and tweak. to many stupid decisions for my tastes.
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Sounds pretty wild
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brothchild
most people are using some size of recent Qwen3.x or gemma-4
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gonna check out qwen2.5-coder:3b
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but I doubt I can run it
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Client: HexChat 2.16.2 • OS: Debian 13.4 • CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8250U CPU @ 1.60GHz (2.39GHz) • Memory: Physical: 7.5 GiB Total (2.7 GiB Free) Swap: 10.9 GiB Total (10.3 GiB Free) • Storage: 85.2 GB / 263.1 GB (178.0 GB Free) • VGA: Intel Corporation UHD Graphics 620 @ Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v6/7th Gen Core Processor Host Bridge/DRAM Registers • Uptime: 2d 4h 27m 44s
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brothchild
i scored a thinkpad t495 with broken trackpad andn 8GB RAM for 89€
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brothchild
remembering how much money I blew on thinkpads.... and this is the best one yet
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brothchild
added another 8GB for 14€ before rampocalypse to get 2ch and 33GB/s RAM speed
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brothchild
well 33GB is a lot faster than my arm SBC
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brothchild
but my rtx 3090 has 1000GB/s or so
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brothchild
i just don't like turning on 'the chonk pc' so much
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also for agentic people end up needing a lot of context, so that requires a lot of vram
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3 years ago I had an aging build. I mean, I think it was 15 years old back then and ran well. I miss my nvidia 950 GPU
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Yeah, I definitely use a lot of context
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mhm so for qwen27b they say tey need 32GB VRAM
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I'd rather explain to the LLM then figure out what it has coded, and manually fix it. I can think with that type of processing in knowing what I want and further explain it. :D
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though it technically can run in 16
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do you have strong preference for small, low power?
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NoCode
this type of coding also would help me be a better coder, with examples.
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NoCode
Yeah for sure, small/low power. This is the only computer I have
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standard pc kit with gpu probably lower cost
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if your model gits in your gpu you don't need to spend on system DRAM
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for sure. Since Windows is telling people they need to upgrade their shit, there's a lot of used Windows machines on marketplace. I'm probably gonna go that route.
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if llm inference is the goal and not "run any AI github project" then AMD GPU is also viable
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brothchild
vulkan inference is now breddy good
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brothchild
the CUDA monopoly is broken for llm at least
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is it though
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welcome back sir
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glitchy what are the stats on the apu on the AMD Ryzen 7 5800H
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gimme a good setup for that
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vega8 doesn't have the good matrix ops for llm though, it's what i'm running
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so you'd want a seperate gpu
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brothchild
or you can run slow like me and just enjoy watching what it finishes with after a few minutes
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Call me crazy, but I'm gonna make that coffee I've been talking about for 2 hours. 10:36 PM here, but I'm cold as heck. brb.
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NoCode
End3r, Reverse engineer Donner's Hush 1 Pro software so it runs on Linux so I can mess around with adding more IRs and presets/updating firmware. :D
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End3r
nah, lazy
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I mean the interface works well when hooked up to USB to the computer. Real-time works well, I can record to a DAW fine. But not having a Linux app has be cooked. :D
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NoCode
I told them to dev a Linux app
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brothchild
practical lookin guitar. handles!
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NoCode
Yeah it's fun, and was cheap
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I'm gonna buy one of their hot rodded strat style guitars
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NoCode
I think I paid $350 CAD
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brothchild
my friend learned guitar because we decided to form a band and were like "okay who can play this thing" and he seemed to suck least
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That's how good things start.
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brothchild
he never got into it as a musician, just figured out how to play our 5 cover songs :)
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brothchild
not bad though, could play Turning Japanese by The Vapors, just fine
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brothchild
I was the only one who could sing that
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brothchild
So our first gig, i'm singing it at a frat party. And this girl just decided i'm the greatest thing ever
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brothchild
a 17 year old singing a song abut masturbating
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brothchild
great girl but a pronounced underbite that always made me think of a grandma
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End3r
I have ported code from windows to linux, but i need the original code
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it's upsetting to me that a guitar needs windows software
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[ GitHub - lord3nd3r/winamp-linux: Native linux port of winamp using QT6 · GitHub ]
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End3r
as an example
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End3r
don't use packages though, they are broken
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End3r
compile it
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End3r
uses a bunch of wonky packages
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End3r
but it works
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those were the good days
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End3r
tempted to re-do it with qt5
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NoCode
I remember loading 10s of thousands of tunes in Wnamp and it handled it very well.
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brothchild
i must study your fft/spectrum
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End3r
I should have not used qt6
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brothchild
when you say port, this is some original code from winamp in here?
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End3r
wanna see ss?
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brothchild
the git clone is at 160MB and it looks like it will go to 1600 MB download
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End3r
yeah, has the original source included and my packages
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End3r
I set it up wrong
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End3r
I need to fix it
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brothchild
you really implemented a lot
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End3r
I spent a shit load of time on it
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brothchild
praise to the thoroughness
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brothchild
i will try to be more like End3r
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End3r
the wasabi code was a fucking pain in the ass to port
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brothchild
this *might* get me away from bash script + mpv, for a while at least
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End3r
5x skins are still broken
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End3r
2x skins work perfectly though
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End3r
and milkdrop visuals are compiled in
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End3r
I tried hard to make it 1 - 1 code copy
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End3r
got damn near everything working but the winamp 5x skins
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brothchild
well like 40 min ago, still funny
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End3r
lmfao nice
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End3r
trying to reduce the project size right now
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making AI automate it
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[ GitHub - lord3nd3r/winamp-linux: Native linux port of winamp using QT6 · GitHub ]
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End3r
updated
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End3r
got rid of the bloat
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End3r
all of the appimages and original src code is now gone
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brothchild
oh no wait i ran out of space downloading >_<