I think Mint offers that, similar deal with Xfininity mobile but you need to have an Xfinity cable subscription

Nice release, might have to see about throwing it on a mini pc for htpc ussage at some point.

Im not sure what the point of agents is yet in daily life. Ive been meening to try out some agent harnesses to see if i can get anything useful out of them.

So far my thoughts are, having used them for coding (they need babby sitting or will thought loop) and research on product ideas (actually can be somewhat useful in early stages to find prior art) they could be really useful for me personally keeping track of what im supposed to be doing any given day at work, they could also be useful for auto moderation. They might be useful for organizing my personal email inbox, they might be useful for dealing with compaines automated phone lines that go nowhere useful quickly.

So im a bit scatter brained and am juggling 5 projects at any given time at work, I often forget random tasks or problems i noticed. So having an LLM that can scan my last week of teams and email to generate a list of tasks i was asked to deal with and current problems ranked by importance could be quite useful. Havent gotten the time to test this. But im hopeful that is a viable usecase.

I have done some testing in chat mode to see how well they can enforce a given set of rules for hypothetical comments for say a forum or public chat. That seems to work fairly well, though I am not sure its a good idea to let them enforce unsupervised, but the false positive rate is pretty low, its promising with some tweaking and can almost certainly deal with spammers autonomously. I need to set up a harness and unleash one on a low stakes low volume chat/forum to see what happens.

Based on the results for moderation, and some testing for content analysis i expexct they would be great at classifying emails/documents and suggesting a sensible folder structure and email rules to keep things neat and tidy. Id never let them just run unsupervised but id expext really good suggestions for todying and catching mistakes ive made in my own organizing. Im hopeful here.

As for dealing with companies, the old phone trees could get annoying but the ammount of time i waste trying to get phone agents or the now mandatory chat agents where phone lines are gone is monumentally higher. Id rather burn my gpu power to have my bot talk to their bot until something actually useful or actionable is extracted. Its obviously a really bad fit, but my time is more valuable than the power id spend letting the bots try to reach and accord.

(All this is based on running models locally if that wasnt clear, i refuse to do this with a public pay as you go model)

Looks like a cool project, anyone here try it and have an elivator pitch on why this over Joplin?

Neat, if i wasnt trying to avoid bed slingers might have picked one up

The text is fine, but thats not a printer ive ever seen, i dont think its a real product, looks like a promotional render for some kind of small form factor printer with a built in dry chamber. Cool idea, but its not a real product, or its incredibly low volume.

Edit: also the “gun” is bigger than the print bed, which cant happen. And the gun is huge, way bigger than actual gun unless that printer is tiny tiny. It might be a 3d render but 100% not done by someone who understands how any of this tech works. AI would be a strong candidate for all the mistakes

Getting grandma on signal isn’t to hard, Lemmy might be harder

They’ve gotten better in terms of linux support. Though yea as a company I don’t love them, though no chip makers are really amazing companies they all have issues

Oh, for sure, the only revolutionary thing here is I could run an LLM on an international flight. That’s kinda cool, but not life changing.

The only other thing that’s revolutionary is that it’s arm, that’s where things are going anyway, which can be a huge efficiency win. I’ve long been wanting devices that can ramp up to several hundred watts of useful power when needed but idle at closer to 10. That might still be a pipe dream, we’ll see. But I’m for sure hyped about powerful arm chips starting to show up from not Apple

I kinda want it. Admittedly, not before there is Linux support. And I’d like to see upgradeable internal storage, PTM 750 sheets and all that.

But the reason why is I very much think x86 is a bit long in the tooth and I’m down to replace my desktop with such a device. I’ve been mulling shoving it in my server rack with wake on LAN and using it to stream games with Moonlight since I doubt the x86 emulation is quite good enough yet for things like Elite Dangerous.

Idk, not having an idle power draw exceed 50W is pretty compelling

I only know of the yellow ribbon from marching cadence

Micro is pretty nice, has limited mouse support in the TUI line numbers highlighting. That or Neovim customized

Someone who wants trun by turn directions more conveniently that airpods or something. Let’s you have situational awareness while driving. If they weren’t Meta I’d consider some for prompting me about people’s names I forget names 5seconds after hearing them. Or people like me who can’t consistently distinguish faces, hence the facial recognition witha a database of names would be useful. I could also see them a preferable to a go pro or something when trying to capture and share a pov video while say working on a car or something.

If you were doing that, it would be easy to forget sometimes that you need to turn them off or take them off before private activities. Especially if you need glasses.

Fuck Meta, won’t buy their glasses, but absolutely would buy a similar product if I could run it through my servers.

If you want a gui on your server ignore the Proxmox just use Debian

Hyprland isn’t really that drama laden these days thue got better moderation and the lead Dev is maybe less of a piece of work.

Omarchy is DHHs baby, DHH is a white supremacist

Line go up is more important than lives in Capitalist countries. That’s what you missed

I can live with that, 100miles of range is more than I use day to day, so is 60miles. Winter road trips could be a pain, but that’s maybe once a year

The one thing that bugs me is having to look up whether periferals work with Linux. Still have odd issues with ones that work like Logitech mmo mouse I have to start Piper every time I log in pretty much to set the DPI. If I ever get around to buying something like a stream deck I’ll have to tripple check it will play nice. Not the end of the world, just little annoyances.

The only other things I miss are COD and LoL, honestly though with how toxic the communities are or can be idk that I’m missing anything of value just haven’t found anything that scratches the same itch yet.

I have so many Magic Erasers, how big does my stockpile have to be to them to appear?

I tend to use rolling release because I tend to update my hardware with some regularity. Also I hate opening an app or a desktop environment and when I go looking for newly announced features they aren’t there within a day or two. Considering current hardware prices the latter has been my primary motivation last couple years.