SEO was yesterday, now it is AIO - you will have to wait longer for the results and likely you will need a lot more cash: pay TIME for the ads, wait until next model release and see what sticks, then rinse and repeat.
> As with many conflicts this one goes back a long way. Ukraine gave up its nukes to Russia in exchange for a non aggression pact that the invasion broke.
From the Guardian (12 days ago): "Kyiv’s decision to honour second world war fighters who killed about 100,000 Poles has revived simmering tensions". Bandera was a Nazi collaborator and today's Ukraine politics worships Bandera. Lots of streets are renamed to honor him. Eastern Ukrainians are considered second class - or as some politicians said: "There are 2 million people too many".
The US (look up Nuland and her quote about 'fuck the EU') fueled with $5B the nationalism in Ukraine. Now imagine, the US would fuel with $50B the nationalism in Belgium and the the flemish would attack wallonie. You know what would happen? France would support the wallonie. Nothing to see here.
With a M5 16c 48GB and Qwen 3.6 35B Q4 I get up to 1900 PP/s and 80 TG/s.
With an Nvidia 5090 I get 7800 PP/s and 280 TG/s.
Together with pi mono I wouldn't want to go back to Claude & Co. Speed, quality of the answers, short answer times at any time of day - once you have eaten from the fruit your definition of SOTA will change...
For reference, I do software development since 30 years, I am not vibe coding the umpteenth todo list.
This and we don't know yet what happened. It could have structurally collapsed - very unlikely, it could have uncommanded retracted, or maintenance has overridden the protections. I'd place my bets on #3, handling error in maintenance mode.
From the picture and the text this aircraft was parked at the gate. During a hard landing the nose gear may collapse but not while being parked. And while parked there are protections to prevent retraction. However, these can be overridden by maintenance.
I just spent the last two weeks digging into workflow state engines and temporal was one of the candidates. It is a VC backed fork of Cadence. The got 0.3B funding and whatever positive I read about them on the net I take with a big spoon of salt. Just my 2 cents.
I would love to read your analysis somewhere. It's a current interest of mine, both hobby and professional -- and limited to Elixir, Golang and Rust -- and I'm still slowly scoping the landscape.
Recommendations for good engines? Or just thoughts and analyses?
For many models the performance of llama.cpp on Mac is 20-40% lower than MLX. Did you try MLX? At least on HF there are MLX 2-bit quants. Unfortunately I have only 64GB, so I can't test it.
