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chazeon commented on A quarter of US-trained scientists eventually leave   arxiv.org/abs/2512.11146... · Posted by u/bikenaga
cavisne · a day ago
“40% move to China”

This is the plan not a coincidence. China pays huge “grants” to their citizens to come to the US, get educated, work in big tech/science, then bring it all home.

chazeon · a day ago
Well that’s a very misleading thing. If the US immigration policy wasn’t this hostile to populous countries, more Chinese will want to stay.
chazeon commented on Valve: HDMI Forum Continues to Block HDMI 2.1 for Linux   heise.de/en/news/Valve-HD... · Posted by u/OsrsNeedsf2P
TitaRusell · 7 days ago
I have my high end PC connected to a TV so it ruins my chances of ever switching to Linux. But yes for the Steam box this doesn't matter.
chazeon · 7 days ago
Nvidia's private driver seems to deliver 4k@120Hz just fine.
chazeon commented on DeepSeek-v3.2: Pushing the frontier of open large language models [pdf]   huggingface.co/deepseek-a... · Posted by u/pretext
tedivm · 16 days ago
If you're trying to build AI based applications you can and should compare the costs between vendor based solutions and hosting open models with your own hardware.

On the hardware side you can run some benchmarks on the hardware (or use other people's benchmarks) and get an idea of the tokens/second you can get from the machine. Normalize this for your usage pattern (and do your best to implement batch processing where you are able to, which will save you money on both methods) and you have a basic idea of how much it would cost per token.

Then you compare that to the cost of something like GPT5, which is a bit simpler because the cost per (million) token is something you can grab off of a website.

You'd be surprised how much money running something like DeepSeek (or if you prefer a more established company, Qwen3) will save you over the cloud systems.

That's just one factor though. Another is what hardware you can actually run things on. DeepSeek and Qwen will function on cheap GPUs that other models will simply choke on.

chazeon · 15 days ago
Well the seemingly cheap comes with significantly degraded performance, particular for agentic use. Have you tried replacing Claude Code with some locally deployed model, say, on 4090 or 5090? I have. It is not usable.
chazeon commented on GitHub: Git operation failures   githubstatus.com/incident... · Posted by u/wilhelmklopp
chazeon · a month ago
Seem images on GitHub web also not showing
chazeon commented on Steam Controller   store.steampowered.com/sa... · Posted by u/tart-lemonade
chazeon · a month ago
The one thing I wish it has is 3.5mm audio jack. Both Xbox and SONY's dualsense controller have this. But SONY don't support audio via Bluetooth. The Xbox one need a USB adapter but its build is not as good as SONY's. SONY don't have a USB adapter. Given Steam controller is already using an USB puck, it should be able to support it.
chazeon commented on Gemini 3.0 spotted in the wild through A/B testing   ricklamers.io/posts/gemin... · Posted by u/ricklamers
jmkni · 2 months ago
I might be in the minority here but I've consistently found Gemini to be better than ChatGPT, Claude and Deepseek (I get access to all of the pro models through work)

Maybe it's just the kind of work I'm doing, a lot of web development with html/scss, and Google has crawled the internet so they have more data to work with.

I reckon different models are better at different kinds of work, but Gemini is pretty excellent at UI/UX web development, in my experience

Very excited to see what 3.0 is like

chazeon · 2 months ago
Gemini is the only model that can provide consistent solution to theoretical physics problems and output it into LaTeX document.
chazeon commented on Using a laptop as an HDMI monitor for an SBC   danielmangum.com/posts/la... · Posted by u/hasheddan
suddenlybananas · 2 months ago
Now is there a way to use a laptop's keyboard as input as well?
chazeon · 2 months ago
you can just buy a nanokvm
chazeon commented on Using a laptop as an HDMI monitor for an SBC   danielmangum.com/posts/la... · Posted by u/hasheddan
rahimnathwani · 2 months ago
Is there anywhere I can buy a NanoKVM-USB? The page you linked has a 'preorder' page linked, but I'm not sure how long I'd have to wait and whether it's an actual product that people have successfully used.
chazeon · 2 months ago
Aliexpress has them
chazeon commented on Plugin System   iina.io/plugins/... · Posted by u/xnhbx
torarnv · 3 months ago
Another vote for Infuse. In my experience Infuse 8 handles HDR and color management correctly (1:1 with Safari or QuickTime), while IINA does not (too dark).
chazeon · 3 months ago
Infuse is good, but it does not feel so well-polished for the desktop, for example, some windows for pop-up could have been a real window, but were a pop-up that blocks the main player.

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