When I install something, and it asks for my root password later, I will be much more likely to think "hold up, this ain't right".

It seems like a very suitable size for local AI models on reasonably high end consumer devices, given it's low active parameter count and a mixed 8bit/4bit quant would fit easily inside 64GB of memory.

The majority of people are not on it, and the links are gated by a ton of toxic dark patterns and horrible UX trying to force people to sign up or log in.

I try to click on the image to enlarge and make the text readable, and I'm greeted with a login screen instead of a larger image.

They result of the benchmark does not feed back into the training, it simply serves to provide a measurement of progression over time.

They want to degrade the experience just enough to get you fed up with FF and go (back) to Chrome, without making it absolutely obvious that's what they're doing.

They often label these things as "regressions" because they don't test on Firefox and take forever to fix them. But I can't help but believe it's intentional.

The farm doesn't gain anything, the only thing it does is waste the advertisers money?

What's the play for the farm operator?

Driving older cars is one of the simple things that bring me joy.

I said to so friends back then: if I posted about how I ran GLM 5.2 or whatever I was running then in some shoddily built sandbox and it escaped and accidentally hacked some US company, I'd probably already have been extradited to the US and be awaiting sentencing. But when a hyperscaler does it, they just get inflated stock prices.

I wanted a laptop that could run some medium sized LLMs locally and experiment with. Strix Halo is great for that. But it was also 2800 euros for a 128GB premium laptop. Not 7899 like it is now.

Shame it broke out of warranty.

I didn't get a Strix Halo laptop because it was the best bang per buck, I got it because it was an awesome machine that could do a little bit of everything, fit in a backpack and only needed 140W.

But noone should buy one at 7899, obviously. It was a tough sell for me at the old 2800 pricing.

The cheapest 128GB Macbook Pro here costs €7.949,00.

No doubt a better value than the HP, and will depreciate a lot less quickly, but just as expensive. Unfortunately, not being able to run Linux is a breaking point for me.

The device was not perfect by any means, but the ability to run fairly large models is some kind of magic.

I have yet to see a convincing proof that there is a teapot in an orbit around the sun between earth and mars.

The people who can debunk these system prompts claims have zero incentive to do so.

The fact that a lot of these "leaks" happen yet non of the prompts are the same or even seem to be different iterations of the same family of system prompts, should tell you all you need to know.

Every time it turns out to be hallucinations.

Here's the correct link for all to enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIyixC9NsLI

Used to be just a Flash animation on Weebl's stuff, but preserved on YouTube by the OG :)