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John Dekka
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John Dekka
@JohnDekkaTech
Tech wizard, Linux enthusiast and problem-solver. Obsessed with unraveling the mysteries of the universe – because curiosity never quits!
Katılım Nisan 2022
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Multi edit seems fun. Have to check out if I can apply it to my hashline implementation. 👍
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames
People of pi. Coming out briefly from prolonged OSS refactoring weekend to bring you gifts: - revamped edit tool - @ fuzzy matches now work on large file trees - many small fixes and improvements I will now go back into my cave and keep working on server mode to upset dax.
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@JohnDekkaTech I have a minimax coding plan. The only one that doesn't have a weekly bs quota
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@mkurman88 I was hoping for Mistral pulling off a solid agentic model. Didn't happen. Gemini I didn't even touch. Wasn't expecting much tbh. Just fiddling with some small/fun models atm (Qwen3.5 27B fine tunes) until my tokens reset at opencode Zen. 😁 Still sticking to MiniMax right now.
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@JohnDekkaTech I don't know what to do, we need another player, I was hoping Gemini would be the one, but it turned out to be the worst xD
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Oh boy. I get shivers of PTSD when I think about engaging in real-life activities for 10 days in a row. 😵💫
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@mkurman88 I talked to a friend of me recently, and he has the same impression. Where these shifts don't appear is in local models. Sometimes you hit a bad seed maybe. 😁 But it's not as dramatic like a $200 API endpoint farting its brain.
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@JohnDekkaTech yes, sometimes it amazes me and other days it acts like a monkey
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Meet a reasoning powerhouse: Qwen3.5-9B distilled with Claude 4.6 Opus reasoning! This GGUF model brings elite chain-of-thought capabilities to a compact 9B parameter package. Perfect for developers wanting reasoning smarts without massive compute.
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littel known fact: pi's compaction is also fully customizable. was hoping for experiments in this direction.
here's how built-in compaction works:
github.com/badlogic/pi-mo…
Nico Bailon@nicopreme
Just shipped pi-custom-compaction: lets you specify the model/think level used for context compaction, set a token threshold for when compaction kicks in, and optionally provide your own markdown template for how conversations get summarized. pi install npm:pi-custom-compaction github.com/nicobailon/pi-…
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I deleted both my Instagram and Facebook accounts.
Then I realized something:
Many local businesses don’t even have websites anymore.
They rely entirely on centralized platforms that gatekeep their content.
If you can’t log in to Facebook or Instagram, you can’t even see basic information about them.
My goodness… the internet is so broken I can’t even explain it.
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@Cezar_H_Linux I am in love with Fedora. Lets see how that develops. 🧹
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The number of Linux distributions refusing to implement age verification is growing.
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@learning_yohei Four the pourpouse of saving toukens, you should chououse US syle ouf writing, I'oud gouess!? 🤭
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As a Japanese person learning English, which one should I write?😵💫
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Cool. I've used observable memory in the past but wasn't quite satisfied. Gonna try this neat compaction extension! Custom markdown templates might be a killer feature!
Nico Bailon@nicopreme
Just shipped pi-custom-compaction: lets you specify the model/think level used for context compaction, set a token threshold for when compaction kicks in, and optionally provide your own markdown template for how conversations get summarized. pi install npm:pi-custom-compaction github.com/nicobailon/pi-…
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Saying no to systemd used to be considered conspiracy. Today, it's a real policy of control and enslavement, an attack on your freedom. You'll be a slave, and you'll even "buy" the chains! Use #Vendefoul Wolf and be #XLibre with #OpenRC. @LundukeJournal
linuxiac.com/systemd-introd…
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6 hours of pain, but all built-in tools in pi now work exactly like custom tools in pi extensions, which should enable some fun things down the road.
github.com/badlogic/pi-mo…
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