You won't have much RAM left over though :-/.

At Q4, ~20 GiB

https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF

I can image having a very usable ARM linux laptop and tablet as a result of this — maybe even cellphone when the modems get mainlined or used via USB.

How can they count the number of devices you install the app on without being the ones to give a permission to install it?

They took nothing back, they are still putting in place the requirement that Google gives permission to install apps on your phone. They are misleading us about it too which is also terrible.

I32 didn't cover enough time span and f64 has edge cases from the nature of floats. This was for Windows (MACC not GCC) so I had to roll out my own i128.

I'm not so sure about that, modern Linux is pretty good — I was able to configure it to fit my needs much better than I could a mac. It's also free of dark patterns (looking at Windows).

If you're willing and able to configure Linux, I would say that, for some people, it's much better than a mac.

echo 0 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/boost

It might be your device that is unlucky, maybe contacting support might help.

It's pricey but I have to say it's the best Linux laptop I've used. I'm a Linux user so for me that's as good as it gets :-).

https://geizhals.at/hp-zbook-ultra-g1a-v193148.html

I would assume that an iPhone has similar amounts of unwanted background apps and would also be able to gain battery life instead of losing it if rooted. Obviously if you install spyware, you lose a lot of battery life. Funnily enough, I remember that a few years ago, people were surprised to find that uninstalling facebook increased battery life because it behaved much like spyware.

edit: just to be clear, I can't train anything competitive with even the smallest LLMs.

Under Linux, getting LM Studio to work using the Vulkan backend was trivial. Llama.cpp was a bit more involved. ROCm worked surprisingly well with Arch — I would credit the package maintainers. The only hard part was sorting out Python packaging for PyTorch (use local packages with system's ROCm).

I wouldn't say it's perfect but it's definitely not as bad as it used to be. I think the biggest downside is the difference in environment when you use this as a dev machine and then run the models on NVIDIA hardware for prod.

I have one and love it but it's not close to my wife's mac on battery life.

I still edit with chords in insert mode but meow enables me to take actions on a variety of subjects more easily (current string, until start of scope, until the next 2 -, next 5 words).

I had a few packages to do similar things before (expand-region) but none of them clicked like meow did.

I was working in Europe for a big American company, which will remain nameless, and they started shutting down most, if not all, of their European operations.

A change in the US tax code made software development amortize over 5 years in the US and over 15 years overseas. It was later changed instant deduction in the US but still 15 years for overseas. It no longer makes sense to outsource software development in many cases.