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This is literally, actually a bond villain plot

Kekw we'll see

X11 has a shitload of unwanted and unused features that your favorite X11 compositor is actively fighting AGAINST to render your GUI.

I implore you to pick up the X.Org source code and your favorite X11 shitshow's source code and realize why Wayland follows the same paradigms that apple adopted in 2001 and Microsoft in 2006.

Yes, the insane old ways are being phased out for a reason. Sorry that we don't keep the world in a heavily romanticized version of 2003 forever.

If you're running Linux, this doesn't affect you in any way.

Yes, them not saying anything why they support that hiterlite scum is quite concerning. I think the CEO is just mad he got caught trying to startup a Nazi bar

"You can't call everything racism!"

looks inside

Blatant Racism

mfw europeans are hitlerite

I don't think we should work with scum like DHH and vaxry just because some asshole lib might accuse us of purity tests

If "not working with people who are maniacs who want you dead" is a purity test I'm dusting off my Inquisition book

Ohhhhhhhb lmfao you're right

OnlyOffice sees little to no dev time and it is insanely behind LO in terms of development and features, please consider using LO for your own sake

Guys this comment is wrong I was thinking of OpenOffice

Wood is dogshit bro fuck you smoking

Well, not really, in this context

One of the absolute best uses for LLMs is to generate quick summaries for massive data. It is pretty much the only use case where, if the model doesn't overflow and become incoherent immediately [1], it is extremely useful.

But nooooo, this is luddite.ml saying anything good about AI gets you burnt at the stake

Some of y'all would've lit the fire under Jan Hus if you lived in the 15th century

[1] This is more of a concern for local models with smaller parameter counts and running quantized. For premier models it's not really much of a concern.

That is different. It's because you're interacting with token-based models. There has been new research on giving byte level data to LLMs to solve this issue.

The numerical calculation aspect of LLMs and this are different.

It would be best to couple an LLM into a tool-calling system for rudimentary numeral calculations. Right now the only way to do that is to cook up a Python script with HF transformers and a finetuned model, I am not aware of any commercial model doing this. (And this is not what Microshit is doing)

These were Reddit bridges when the exodus happened

That's for quanting a model yourself. You can instead (read that as "should") download an already quantized model. You can find quantized models from the HuggingFace page of your model of choice. (Pro tip: quants by Bartowski, Unsloth and Mradermacher are high quality)

And then you just run it.

You can also use Kobold.cpp or OpenWebUI as friendly front ends for llama.cpp

Also, to answer your question, yes.

llama.cpp

The Only Inference Engine You'll Ever Need™

Cuntshit motherfucking whoresons

Pick up a fuckgun and join the resistance

Buy a bigger brick

A no-name, no-credit, recently (and suspiciously) funded university in Cyprus (also known as Israel's summer vacation center)

Do y'all believe anything with a vague aura of credibility? Western propaganda is excellent