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Qwen 3.6 27b @ 90k context on a rtx 5090 (vllm)

So my favorite regex (.*?) works? Puh.

Is the classification model available, would be cool to have this in the toolbox.

Awesome, I wanted to do the exact same thing (used gpt 5.5 + code) but it didn't get the model to work in onnx...

with this size we could have a interaactive web demo.

In a day to day base i host Qwen3.6:27b, but i *Really* want to host deepseekv4 flash, its such a "good" model for its size/speed/price.

I really wonder when companies will start hosting theire model for everday tasks on prem, cause its good enough (and realative cheap), instead of paying subscriptions for all devs.

Is there any way to load (external) libraries into the sandbox?

flotte.sh, my first steps into building a commercial product with a small team.

We help admins to manage ssh access (using certificates & ouath) for sme and hobbiests.

i wonder how this compares to tiny go, does someone has insights on this?

I consider migrating to claude, what a shame they dont have a github copilot plus like price tier.

Does someone know which tools they are using for the multi day code ai code review?

this might be a game changer (for show dont tell), and fast itterations in design meetings, to show what your thinking of.

it costs the same as opus 4.6 as far as i can tell, and github copilot still charges more than double than for 4.6 (3x for 4.6 and 7.5x for 4.7), kinda uncool and a turnoff to test it (in copilot) out.

Even if someone is copying it Support and maintainance, security aren't solved with vibecoding.

flotte.sh

A ssh ca (that issues short lived < 5 min certs) that is easy to setup and operate, focusing on oidc as a auth provider (entra keycloak for now), to authorize users not keys.

Using 2fa to guard servers and keys from compromises.

Not that long ago someone on hn poster this [0] a zig based s3 server in 1k lines, (warning not production ready) but if you really look for something simple, it might fit your case.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46421196

This might hold true for easy deps, but (let's be honest who would install is promise) if you have complex or domain specific stuff and you don't have the time to do yourself or the std lib does not have anything then yeh you might still fall into the pit, or you have to trust that the library does not have an supply chain chain issue itself.

Dev dependencies are not installed when you install the package into your project.

Also I checked how many deps vuejs has, also 0.

Men, the zig toolchain is just my goto c compiler. ty Andrew!

wow, 17% is impressive with such an easy fix. i wonder if we could just build this as a separate project and pull the webidl files as a dependency.

i love the idea but sad to see that we needed ai to give companies incentives to build better dx.

Wow i really need this, we had a refactor our monorepo (dotnet 8 -> 10 and angular 19 -> 21) which resulted in many small changes (like refactoring to signals, moving components to standalone) and we try to group changes into commits by what was fixed, but this had the downside of some commits beeing huge while others small, this would have helped us alot grouping commits together and having cleaner commit messages.

At this point im not sure how we can reestablish trust in the software supply chain, especailly for small businesses.

I own the physical book, and I highly recommend it, it was a nice start for me (software dev) into the field.

I love löve I did some projects in it, lua was one of my fist programming language, i think it's a great fit for game dev.

Also move or die is running on love2d, which is an awesome game.

Also I love that trick that you can just zip your files and binary Comcast them to the love2d binary and it will load it.

So you are telling me I prompted llms the right way all along

I think it's nice, but maybe just use 4 bit inputs to cut a bit on the repetitiveness.

Im a software dev, so not that much hardware experience

love it, some level (full adder with 8 inputs) where a bit repetative, but it is fun.

So here is the pitch: for npm / a new registry

1. Only the registry itself can build packages (only source provided) 2. Builds must be reproducable (no network or external files during build / publish) 3. New versions are hidden by default 4. Releases can only be published by an account, using a hardware 2fa token + password (no persistent login, no long lasting token) 5. All commits must be signed (maybe block web commits or add a cooldown of a few days?) 6. builtin scanners (using ai, virustotal, existing services) 7. if a security violation is found the version is instantly removed 8. Atleast 1 - 3 Days delay for releases 9. Hard no on binaries / post install scripts and binary data 10. blockchain like public record to see who published, updated, owns what

i was also thinking about this, what keeps you from just using a (predefined) random port (or 10)?