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1337hero
@1337hero
Sr Software Engineer @ & Building w/ AI | Homelab projects, LLM recipes, tools & experiments 3x AMD R9700 & Strix Halo - Arch btw
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Friendly reminder you can just cancel this service run by dwebs and use an open source model from an API.
Exclusive: Anthropic is updating its usage policy for the first time in over a year. The new rules prohibit sustained "abusive or cruel behavior" towards Claude & add new restrictions about propaganda campaigns, surveillance & weapon development.
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What a wild timeline we are living in.
The M6 Mac Mini showed up. Time to test Qwen3.8 27B on it! ✌️
There is a lot to be said about making the thing you want and sharing it with others. You don't need to have the most popular app in the world out there. Just make a thing. Share it. Never know who else will enjoy it.
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Don't worry, all your data, and every file Claude reads will be uploaded. No worries.
🚨Anthropic removes Cowork's local option for Pro/Max tomorrow. New tasks run in the cloud. Existing local tasks stay on your computer. Anthropic says your sessions and files "live with your Claude account and go where you go." Where is my data, and who can access it?
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Another reason why local AI is absolutely necessary.
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Does anyone else with ADHD bookmark 100 things on X a day with the intention of coming back to the post... but then you never do?
I see @MiaAI_lab UNFOLLOWED me. I didn't say nothing about "her" or about the situated that happened today. I've caught Mia copying from my REPOs with no Credit I've NEVER said anything about it publicly. But with the way this person is moving now I see I gotta pay attention.
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Oh boy oh boy... Now you NVIDIA FANS can have 64GB for the price of the original 128gb GB10. No spec bump. Just less memory. Cuda cores or something
My new low-bit quant of Qwen3.8-Flash-Next. 2.125-bit experts 2.39 bits/weight across the transformer 92.0 GB download ~39 GiB in memory 95.5% of BF16’s score A 180B-parameter model that runs on one DGX Spark. The hugest of huge thanks to @LambdaAPI and the amazing @TheZachMueller for making a project this compute-hungry possible. 🔗
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I'm hiring a sr. full stack developer! Python, React, TypeScript, and of COURSE AI in your development workflow. 100% remote. Must be located in the contiguous U.S. (no exceptions). We're a Christian startup building a discipleship app to advance God's kingdom. We pray before meetings, and our faith is central to what we're building. $115k to $145k/year. Interested? DM me! Deepseek Flash for the animation
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Yeah the bloat problem is real. AI will happily invent y and z before it even understands x. Hand-writing every line isn't the fix though. That's like demanding we still frame houses with hand saws. We've been promoted to foreman. Most of us just haven't noticed yet. The models didn't invent laziness. We did. They just made the zip-tie fix free and instant. Manage the crew or they'll put the header in the wrong wall.
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on ai psychosis: as i watch engineers fall deeper into the belief that an amalgamation of mathematical probabilities somehow understands their codebase better than they do, i find myself thinking back to a time when software wasn’t built for hypergrowth, but simply to do x without inventing y. ai seems almost fundamentally opposed to this philosophy. ask it to do x and it will eagerly invent y and z before it has even tried to understand x. the danger isn’t that ai writes bad code- it’s that it makes writing unnecessary code 100% free and the human condition is such that some of us will always prefer the fast, steep gains of ai, even when it does a bajillion unrelated things to accomplish something that could have been done without changing anything else. so, somewhat paradoxically, the quality of software may keep declining for as long as ai keeps getting better. the cheaper complexity becomes to create, the less incentive there is to understand or avoid it. try to preserve this craft created by our ancestors write a LOC by hand today
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I'm loving the @FrameworkPuter Gorgon! 🔥 I've been running GLM 5.3 Flash and MiMo v2.6 Flash on the @AIatAMD Gorgon, and both have been stable, efficient, and FAST for models this large. I set GLM 5.3 Flash loose on a coding task overnight and woke up to completed code. That's what excites me about where local AI is headed. Long-running agentic workloads, powered entirely by local models on local hardware. Now I'm focused on squeezing even more performance out of both models. I also got the Lucebox engine running DeepSeek extremely well directly on the Gorgon! Next up is getting GLM 5.3 Flash and MiMo v2.6 Flash running properly in Lucebox and seeing how far we can push performance. @pupposandro @davideciffa @luceboxai Local AI keeps getting better. 🚀
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I'd own a spark in a heart beat if it came with 1.2TB/s of memory bandwidth.
If you're considering a Spark follow people like @mr_r0b0t, @aijoey and @Tech2Wild there are others I'm forgetting for sure. They're giving the most honest feedback regarding them. From my perspective if you can afford Discrete GPUs always go Discrete GPU. 3090 and up if you can. It's really that simple. There's a reason gpu's have gone up significantly during this time and continue to have price increases along with stock decreases. Nvidia also isn't giving out free 5090's and pro 6000's to creators to review or sell them for a reason. As long as you do your research you'll be happy either way.
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The difference is: DHH isn’t out to make Linux political. He’s out to make it apolitical. And that’s really pissing off the entrenched Linux clowns. Also he and the people working with him are generally a) way better programmers, b) better people and c) adjusted individuals with families, friends and a life full of joy.
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i wanted a better understanding of historical political boundaries so i made this thing where it shows you them on a timeline, but also overlays selectable historical maps at that time over the corresponding region
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I love Tailscale + Headscale I can be anywhere in the world with Starlink and hit my home machine and then with my 3 R9700's spin up a local model and start working on a PR. We truly live in remarkable times.
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Some spots really do look just like the photos you see online. Day 3 of my Oregon road trip.