

My question is what their motivation is.
- Do they want to close down open models so more is directed at the frontier/closed companies (OpenAI/Anthropic)?
- Or are they trying to diversify and push open models as a safety net for when the bubble bursts


My question is what their motivation is.
Do you have a hidden camera in my house?!?
I didn’t know that existed! Crossposted and subscribed.


They are using Github Copilot to do all their updates/patches





I run a lot of containers in my homelab, which consists of an OrangePi (similar to an RaspberryPi 5). It works surprisingly well, and was only (at the time) $250 for the board, case, and emmc drive.
Blessed are the maintainers, for they shall inherit the tech stack


I’m going to have to check this out!


The Herkimer Battle Jitney’s little brother?


I did, and have the shirt to prove it!







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I used to download their binary from github and put in /usr/local/bin
Hoembrew will update that now whenever I update my system so I don’t think about it anymore.


Not a whole ton truthfully. If you run ‘brew list’, you’ll see a lot of things already installed via Homebrew. The main one I install explicitly is ‘yt-dlp’, and I’ve played with llama.cpp and similar too


Bazzite on my gaming machine, Bluefin on my other machines. Both are Fedora Atomic based (meaning read-only kernel). Secure, stable, amazing. Apps are installed via Flatpak, and cli tools using Homebrew.
I’ve been a full time Linux user for 25ish years now. I’m currently happy here, but have tried most of them


You are going to be fluent in Hungarian before too long!
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