Thanks for the input!

I’m currently having PipePipe and Tubular in parallel.

Hmm… Maybe I switched because of the integrated sponsorblock and I just wrongly remember that NewPipe development stopped
Was quite some time ago…

Ah, thanks!
At the time I switched to PipePipe, I was merely searching for a quick replacement, that still works.
Wasn’t actually reading to much about it

Was wondering why this isn’t showing up, but then I remembered, that I switched to PipePipe

Not really following their development. Anyone knows, if are they merging such changes from NewPipe?

NewPipe stopped working for me some time ago and that’s why I switched.
Thought they stopped development altogether.
Wasn’t there such rumour?

Not sure why you’re getting down voted, as you’re sadly correct here

Still better then many alternatives, but it’s not as environmental friendly as it’s advertised

And we’re having less and less deadly injured people on developed countries (excluding the USA, if the statistics are correct I’ve read).

Tesla’s autopilot seems to be a step backwards with a future promise of being better than human drivers.

But they slimmed down their sensors to fucking simple 2D cams.
That’s just cheaping out on the cost of Tesla owners - but also of completely uninvolved people around a self driving Tesla, that didn’t take the choice to trust this tech, that’s living more on PR, than actual results

I loved my Pulse 15 (Gen 1) from Tuxedo

It was a performance monster and still had amazing battery life.
But as others have said, they only take some finished Clevo models - like most small distributors, who can’t afford their own factory.

But they verify that everything runs with Linux, else they sometimes patch stuff.

And I need to highlight their support!
After years with my Pulse 15 the battery became a pillow, because I used a USB C charger that wasn’t working right (always switched on and off, which killed the battery)
Pretty much without questions asked I got a new battery for free.

Now I have it to my nephew, who enjoys Minecraft on this laptop (still Linux), but the CMOS battery was dead.
Got that one for free as well after warranty

So, I can’t really complain about them.
Actually the opposite.

But I still settled for a Framework 16, because I wanted something different and the models at that time weren’t fitting my use case…

All in all with you, just scrolled though the Manjaro page and saw that the Neo is advertised as having 2 mics

Equipped with built-in pickup and noise cancellation dual microphones, this device ensures clear and uninterrupted voice communication with teammates even in noisy environments. https://neo.manjaro.org/

As mentioned in the linked comments, I think just using something like Tinker Writer Deck ( https://tinker.sh/ ) or even just using something like focuswriter in a slimmed down modern OS, is a much easier approach - because of much easier interfacing with the outside world (and used hardware). That way you can use rather normal stuff like rsync to backup your work through an actual ethernet or WiFi connection.

But I must admit, I really like the sentiment of the article :⁠-⁠)
(Although I’m a bit put off by his self referencing as a ‘vulture’ - but maybe I’m just out of the loop here…)

https://archive.ph/XguT0

Yeah, mIRC brings up memories…

Although I’ve to admit, that I never paid the license, as I was pretty young and wouldn’t even have had the means to…

Anyone with a mirror to the pdf?

All those geniuses really don’t seem to know, what they are doing

For a text based DE they use the mouse quite much in their demo video (at least in the first minute - haven’t gotten further, maybe I didn’t get the gist of it)

Still, the idea sounds tempting

Edit: ah, ok
So you define the resulting TUI first (with mouse and X) and then you can use that also in the console.
Hmm…ok, that could maybe be a nice thing for my server

Anyone having some experience with it?

Ok yeah, true that

that is the red line?
Ok, I know, it really is a red line, but he had stepped over so many, that I can’t but wonder about how this is now the thing, where it has to stop

It was obvious from the start, that he won’t respect law and is just power hungry - it pressured from Russia to save his ass

Oh, c’mon. Tell in the title, that his happened that long ago.
I was really hyped that we just saw tectonic on the moon - although I have no idea how active the moon actually is

Ok, well, that’s quite anticlimactic…

Ok, maybe the performance of running models locally is still nice on their chips

Thanks for clarifying, their title was bringing me to other hopes

I was mostly interested in the distilling part, while in the video, they pressed on a button and directly afterwards talked with an LLM

I’m really not an expert, but distilling is usually a time consuming task to get “knowledge” from a lager network to a smaller one, so we can have kinda the same results, without the bulk.

But in the video I just don’t see that happening, when it is a “how to distill” video

To be honest, I’m really naive here and maybe I’m wrong, but that just isn’t how I understood distilling

The thing is, that the distilling itself should take longer, not just like being immediately able to answer questions faster.

At least, if I’ve understood that term correctly

I’m not sure if I get the distilling part right.

Because I can run the downloaded model locally anyway. With distilling, I want to train another model by, well distilling an existing model.
But looking at the demo video, this happens way too fast to be actually what I think it should do.

Am I wrong or is this presented wrong?