Cool project
Wow, that's interesting. It's a good start, and it would be interesting to see how the project develops.
I tend to agree with you
I sometimes keep 4-5 active sessions going plus a couple waiting in the queue. Can't say it's always convenient. I don't know about others but I sometimes forget which session is doing what and end up getting confused.
This was not quite the way I expected to use AI
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The article is not bad, but a little outdated. Syslog is a database that will not go anywhere, because a lot of equipment and software still send logs this way. But in 2026, building the entire infrastructure around it…
Interesting breakdown of a hypothetical attack. The complexity of modern inference engines and the rush to develop them do create some attack surface. But overall it reads more like a "what if" thought experiment.…
It's funny how we're all chasing power, and yet here's a 60-cent chip emulating a Mac that people actually got work done on. Not hating on modern devices, they're awesome and all. But it's still interesting. Also, kinda…
61 factories in 39 countries is impressive. But I'm always curious about the real world failure rate. How many of these filters get installed and then crack, or clog, or just get used as flower pots?
An interesting project. Ancient languages have always fascinated me, but the effort required to read even a single page of Greek or Latin can be a serious obstacle It's nice to see tools that simplify this process. I…
I can actually see this being useful for fairly narrow workloads in dedicated devices where the model doesn't need to change very often and low-latency inference matters more than flexibility I don't see it replacing…
Cool project
Wow, that's interesting. It's a good start, and it would be interesting to see how the project develops.
I tend to agree with you
I sometimes keep 4-5 active sessions going plus a couple waiting in the queue. Can't say it's always convenient. I don't know about others but I sometimes forget which session is doing what and end up getting confused.
This was not quite the way I expected to use AI
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The article is not bad, but a little outdated. Syslog is a database that will not go anywhere, because a lot of equipment and software still send logs this way. But in 2026, building the entire infrastructure around it…
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Interesting breakdown of a hypothetical attack. The complexity of modern inference engines and the rush to develop them do create some attack surface. But overall it reads more like a "what if" thought experiment.…
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It's funny how we're all chasing power, and yet here's a 60-cent chip emulating a Mac that people actually got work done on. Not hating on modern devices, they're awesome and all. But it's still interesting. Also, kinda…
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61 factories in 39 countries is impressive. But I'm always curious about the real world failure rate. How many of these filters get installed and then crack, or clog, or just get used as flower pots?
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An interesting project. Ancient languages have always fascinated me, but the effort required to read even a single page of Greek or Latin can be a serious obstacle It's nice to see tools that simplify this process. I…
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I can actually see this being useful for fairly narrow workloads in dedicated devices where the model doesn't need to change very often and low-latency inference matters more than flexibility I don't see it replacing…