victor

@timigod 😂

GitHub isn’t going anywhere

@FourEyedWiz @Chukx_007 @theappcypher @laolu_afolabi @allenakinkunle @adebola_io @isocroft Let me give it a try!

Can you beat my high score? @Chukx_007 @theappcypher @laolu_afolabi @allenakinkunle @aremuio @adebola_io @isocroft wrenlift.com/playground/web/

@joshmanders @hkauffman1_ On this boat! You’d have to take Github from my cold dead hands.

GitLab was designed by developers with no eye for design but think they do. The UX is atrocious as if they never used their own product. I'd let GitHub lose another 5-10% uptime before I'd consider switching to BitBucket before I'd consider GitLab.

@neogoose_btw @lanreadelowo 😂 my initial thoughts

bro how do you know what skills needed for real engineers 😭

死磕动效令人舒适

feels like a good time to seriously rethink how operating systems and user interfaces are designed (also the internet; there should be a protocol that is equally usable by people and agents)

This is a huge bang-for-buck improvement you can add to your UIs.

@badlogicgames 😂

Pi has implemented the best agent loop that I have read, the pi-mono/agent is only a few files and I use it for teaching the topic. It's the simplest, most efficient harness token wise. Highest cache hit rate, lowest tokens per session, least bugs github.com/badlogic/pi-mo…

Everything is markdown now and it will likely be an important part of the rest of human history. @gruber must think this is extremely funny.

morphing button interaction ⎯⟡°

@badlogicgames github.com/ahkohd/yagami surprisingly effective, runs on pi.

this is neat! free search for people of pi (within rate limits)

@Hacksore 😂

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@TheOneKev 👍🏻

@aremuio Nice one. With that foundation, you'll be good for a long time. No doubt about that. Have fun with it 🙂

..building

Huge patchset from @TencentGlobal adding hand written ARM NEON assembly for VVC angular prediction. Over 20 times faster than C.

@TheOneKev @LLMJunky edit: upgraded to 9975WX yolo!

@TheOneKev @LLMJunky I recently copped a AMD TR Pro 9955 WX for my next thread ripper build

This is what 30 hours of work, a handful of AI bux, and and a sore back looks like: 2x RTX 6000 Pro 320GB RAM (192V+128GB) 48,128 CUDA Cores 1.8TB/s Memory Bandwidth 9950X (16c/32t) Corsair DDR5 6400 ASUS ProArt X870E 4TB Crucial T705 5x4 SSD 4TB Crucial P3 4x4 SSD 4TB Crucial T500 4x4 SSD Asrock Platinum 1600W Corsair XD5 Reservoir EKWB Waterblock 2x 360mm EKWB Radiators Way too much debt I'm so stupid But it's glorious I bought everything used or repurposed old equipment except for the water block, 1 GPU, and 3 fans. Even though I'm not thrilled about spending the cash, I only have about $10.5K into it (not counting parts I paid for years ago). Safe to say I did pretty damn good all things considered. I'd like to thank @centralcomputer for helping me get this project off the ground. Now that I have this together, my aim is to support the OSS community. If you're interested in running local models, consider following me on this journey. Next chapter loading....

getting close to my target 1000fps

that OG was a god.

@lanreadelowo 1024 pints

How many liters of zobo do I have to drink before it becomes unhealthy?