for inference you’re only counting active parameters towards VRAM, and some labs / models don’t train at 32b precision, or even use the same precision for different parts of the network

to me and probably to over 2B people

free to make numbers up

no other platform even compares

Meta said a misconfiguration by the independent testing company Irregular inadvertently allowed one ⁠of its models internet access during an evaluation, adding that it was investigating the incident.

lol meta is like “guys, it was our model, but not our responsibility for this oopsie”

if $1 is not installed after that, wipe your hard drive and start over

you can self host librechat, or use their hosted front of you don’t want to bother but still prefer to use something open source

try helium

ah missed this was android - I use Firefox mobile with ublock origin and it works well.

it’s weird (perhaps convenient) that their explanation is “bots” but they don’t mention bot metrics from StatCounter themselves: according to StatCounter numbers, bot traffic share increased 0.37% in July 2026, while Linux Desktop grew 1.92% in the same month.

I still like doing cat file.txt | grep thing because I often re-run it to find something else like cat file.txt | grep thing2 - and if I do that with grep, the pattern sits awkwardly in the middle instead of at the end

you got sidewalks? Fancy

what I do feel is how slow poetry is for resolving dependencies

I used poetry for years before uv, but uv is just a better tool. If openai enshittifies it, I have no doubt it’ll be forked instantly.

it does, unless the reader has an OCR mode of sorts

they really cooked with that video, got me more excited than with most trailers

yes, and give uv a try

https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/

uv init + project management commands uv add, uv remove, uv sync, uv run my_spaghetti.py, …

you probably don’t need pip or uv pip commands

and here’s how to use it in docker

https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/integration/docker/

See your desktop and log keypresses. It was pretty trivial to write keyloggers. If Linux running x11 would be nearly as popular as Windows, it’d have been a disaster.

It’s right, you shouldn’t be using requirements.txt in 2026

Apps are not sandboxes unless they’re implemented as such. Otherwise any user process can read /proc/<pid>/comm and list what else is running. They also have access to any location on disk that the user running it does. I wouldn’t call that sandboxed.

how many hours per day on avg? Just curious