"I'm sorry, my knowledge cuttoff is 1875"

Start with the YT series on neural nets and LLMs from 3blue1brown

The most funny thing is how synchronicity worked its magic:

Roo Code experimental code indexing using vector DB dropped 3 days ago. Theire using Tree-sitter (the same as Aider) to parse sources into ASTs and do vector embedding on that product, instead of plaintext.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44117455

Yeah, I remember that option - basic tier of DTU DB with 250GB of storage - free for one year, then continue for $15/m.

When the client brought some 3rd party expert and he advised rewriting to MySQL, I quickly did the math and it was like $60/m, without a free year.

We continued with DTU MSSQL with Prisma ORM and never regreted.

You will not be replaced by AI. You will be replaced by person using AI!

Can you add a recent build of llama.cpp (arm64) to the results pool? I'm really interested in comparing mlx to llama.cpp, but setting up the mlx seems too difficult for me to do by myself.

I ran them again several times to make sure the results were fair. My previous runs also had a different 30B model loaded in the background that I forgot about.

LM Studio is an easy way to use both mlx and llama.cpp

anemll [0]: ~9.3 tok/sec

mlx [1]: ~50 tok/sec

gguf (llama.cpp b5219) [2]: ~41 tok/sec

[0] https://huggingface.co/anemll/anemll-DeepSeekR1-8B-ctx1024_0...

[1] https://huggingface.co/mlx-community/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Lla...

[2] (8bit) https://huggingface.co/unsloth/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Llama-8B-...

Thank you very much.

Well, in that case, why not build a hybrid—a low-orbit satellite network synced to a few ground bases that will give the exact position of flying over satellite(s)?

Building a network of a very tall tower every 58km around a globe of the Moon seems very uneconomic.

To me it doesn’t look like a bug. I believe it is a intended “feature” pushed from high management - a dark patern to make plebs pay for answer that has overflowed the quota.

If evil company knows that you have this kind of watch-dog, you’re risking a torture instead of quick death.

Don't jump on hyped technologies (like Kubernetes, or Kafka) from day 1. You would be surprised how much you can do with $5 VPS running PHP + Postgres.

Don't fancy your tech stack, shipp the bloody project!