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gemma:12b at 75% of frontier? Yeah....

And this all assumes OpenRouter costs and availability will persist.

will this mean opencode is finally portable?

it will make it more portable.

thanks. this is going in my scheme.

I've been vibing a full r7rs scheme on ChezScheme and a proper language MCP and LSP go a long ways. Especially around keeping parenthesis balanced at all time. Give the LLM instructions to vote for features on the MCP and then you help reduce its friction points.

They suck in all your data. Then charge you minibar prices to access it.

Sauce https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/aft...

Until your kid reads off some classified terms off a burn bag...

Link does not work, just "Server error"

Very distro specific however.

Your dog is a gmo.

Great choice. Fully static binaries are a win.

Gerbil scheme gives you the tiny bins and fully static binaries. No need to cargo cult portions of quicklisp with the binaries.

Thanks for the book!

VMS++ == WNT

I blame @otterly for bringing in the ex yahoo people who locked devs out environments. Causing them to add backdoors for debugging.

Gerbil scheme works great with the Schemer series of books.

There is also some fan created extensions. https://imgur.com/gallery/all-bacon-hobbes-comics-i-could-fi...

fta: "Originally the plan was to also have OpenBSD 7.5 in the mix but that BSD operating system was having issues on the system under test. OpenBSD 7.5 booted fine from USB for installation but when it came to post-installation use when booting the installed system the display wouldn't work nor was there any network connectivity and thus no ability to SSH into the system. So something was going awry with the current OpenBSD release on this high-end workstation system while at least FreeBSD, DragonFlyBSD, and NetBSD all worked fine with their latest releases."

Hard to believe not that long ago that they use to help us hunt whales. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Tom_(orca)

There is a reason they are named Orcinus Orca...

It's also the back side of the Facebook Thumbs up sign.

Security was the only concern.

We use it for our nfs servers. Very secure, but the file cache is still nerfed.

IBM is like a juicer that takes out all the delicious flavor out of a fruit. Leaving nothing but a dried beetle husk.

It won't.

It sure would be nice to know what was exposed in the hack. Given they are an advertisement company.