Thanks, my knowledge on the topic of Local AI is still very barebones. I generally use my FW for coding assistance, troubleshooting Linux issues, automating stuff and doing some heavy text processing (fixing artifacts after OCRing old PDFs and formatting text). I have lots of spare RAM as I’m lucky enough to have the 128GB model I bought before the prices went crazy. I need to try this Qwen3.6 and Gemma as you recommended as it looks like they may fit my needs as well. The Coder I have has been running smoothly for a while and I didn’t really have the opportunity to tinker with other options recently. If you have any tips for my use case I’m all ears!

Thanks. So you’re saying Qwen 3.5-122b has more knowledge than 3.8-27B? Did I get this right?

Can someone give me an ELI5 what’s the difference between 27B and this 2.4T? Is it mostly size? I have a Framework Desktop which has been running 3.5-Coder Next for a while, not sure if I should switch

He’s either a dickhead or didn’t want stranded to see what was happening on his yacht. Most probably both

For some reason my favorite is Seviper. I had a metal tazo as a kid with him and he had this derpy look. It grew on me and I try to put him into my team whenever I play the game. He sucks though.

EDIT: Here’s the image, I couldn’t find the colored version. Something about his look…

How about digital to disk? Let the Xbox burn me a disk with a game I got on a discount during the summer sale

What works for me: e-ink notebook (like Supernote, Remarkable, Boox Note). My “todo” notebook is like 2 pages long divided into stuff for today and stuff for future. I could use a piece of paper of course but:

• I erase things that are either done or no longer relevant (they don’t become visual clutter)
• I can reorganize stuff on my todo page when I feel overwhelmed or move it to other pages if I don’t want to focus on it today
• writing things down manually with a pen instead of using a keyboard makes it easier for me to remember
• picking the device I won’t get distracted by notifications or other apps because I don’t have any

So that’s way they needed TPM as a requirement…

Pretty interesting, love any effort in bringing older games to PC

pass

Things I do in Python don’t require speed

Technically F-Droid would not be an official source either, since F-Droid maintainers package the apps themselves (the requirement for publishing there is that they can reproduce the build on their own infrastructure). I get the sentiment though, would also like to have it on there

Signal works just fine without Google Play Services. I’m using it currently on my e/OS/ and it spins up its own service for getting push notifications.

Agree on the first one though. The desktop app is an embarassing electron crap.

Not sure if snarkiness is in place on that serious topic. This is the narrative tought in history classes in Europe and I have personally heard about experiences of my grandaprents on this matter and yes, my conclusion is that Polish people had it worse under russian occupation, especially women.

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Thanks. Never heard of it so I will go blind and just start reading it based on this recommendation. Cheers

I’ve just finished Dungeon Meshi (Delicious in Dungeon) and had so much fun with it. I didn’t know anything about it before and it surprised me with every tome. I really loved the classical fantasy vibe as well. Can you recommend me anything else also set in a traditional fantasy setting? I know Frieren already.

Incorrect. Sometimes frenchises are revived because someone haa a really neat idea which I think was the case this time. I expected nothing and what I got was a clever, funny and heartwarming movie with a real message. I really recommend giving it a chance, for me it was a lot better than Toy Story 3 and 4.

Fuckers

Should it make sense to a PC gamer? It’s a PC. If you already have one there’s nothing more here. I feel like it’s for people coming from consoles first or maybe you love the form factor so much you want it under your TV. At the end of the day it’s just a PC