francisduvivier

Bro2Shell sounds better though

I think mainly that he can move much faster with specific improvements targeting Deepseek on Systems with unified memory (Mac or Strix). It's a lot easier to optimize if you don't need to worry about all the other architectures. So optimize he did and it's just a lot faster than llama cpp for deepseek v4 pro and flash. Also interesting features are more doable, like SSD streaming, which makes it possible to load MOE weights for a model larger than your VRAM, I don't see that landing in llama cpp anytime soon.

Well you have next-i18next and NextAuth.js, those integrations with Next.js help for getting something running quickly.

I recently migrated 2 projects away from Next.js to Vite. It was a lot of work, Next.JS handles quite a lot of stuff: translations, authentication, bundling, css stuff, caching... But it was very much worth it for lowering my daily infuration. I don't think I'll be using NextJS again if I don't have to.

Yes true :D, I kind of just want to blame gpt-5 mini for it and that's one of the bad things about the bad coding, I immediately loose part of the sense of ownership and responsibility. I don't feel like I made it, I just managed it.

Now to be honest I saw this bug, but I decided to just release it anyways because I also already had the v2 in the works which incidentally already had this issue fixed.

Wonder how this compares to open interpreter.

Now that you mention it, the payment system was not working in a ski resort restaurant in Switzerland this noon.

They had to switch to cash.

Lol I can see trolls on reddit using this when people are asking for which npm npm package they should use.

"Just install the everything package, then you will be sure to have the right package"

Pretty cool, but the bigger the display, the more that refresh rate becomes an issue. Say you can refresh the outer pixels on the horizonal axis at 100 fps. Then if you want to have 50 pixels on the outer half circle, then you can change them at 2fps.

Indeed, on the Lex Fridman podcast, Musk said it was a very tough recruiting battle for Ilya. Now it looks like they have a shot at getting him back.

What are the things that you find awful about MacOS?