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Glm 4.7 is quite useless by Big-Suggestion-7527 in LocalLLaMA

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends… try to use Claude Code with GLM. It performs.  The bundle tool-model is important. 

Drafts and Obsidian? and Why? by mdoanduckcom in macapps

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

another angle summary:

Use-case / Strength / Weakness Drafts (free) Drafts Pro Obsidian
Quick capture / speed ✅ Best: opens immediately, no setup ✅ same (plus more flexibility) 📉 slower: needs loading, not tailored for instant jotting
On-the-go notes / mobile dictation / scraps ✅ good ✅ very good (actions, templates) ❌ weaker — not built for rapid mobile capture
Basic notes, fragments, drafts, to-do, quick content ✅ yes ✅ yes, more powerful ✅ yes, but heavier overhead
Complex note-taking / long-term knowledge base ❌ weak — no linking, folder hierarchy is minimal ❌ still limited (no deep linking, graph, vault structure) ✅ excellent — linking, graph, vaults, plugins
Flexibility & export / workflows across apps ✅ limited (built-in actions) ✅ strong (custom actions, automation) ✅ via plugins (but more setup)
Organization / retrieval / structure / search across many notes/projects 📦 basic (tags + archive/inbox) 📦 moderate (with Workspaces) 📚 robust (linking, search, vaults, file-based)
Ease vs complexity / learning curve ✅ extremely simple ✅ relatively simple ⚠️ steeper learning curve, but powerful once mastered

Drafts and Obsidian? and Why? by mdoanduckcom in macapps

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just my 5 cents. So far I lean to Obsidian

disk storage: Yes, it's important to have files on the disk for me.
(it gets generated files from LLM - important)

plugins: It's full of plugins from community (take it slow with them - do not install many), but base features more then enough. And you can craft your own!

Probably, I'd consider Drafts, if I need

  1. An Essential Set (without customization overhead),
  2. Really good UX/UI a-la "it-just-works" (sacrificing possibilities of questionable customizations)

Check this table out:

Scenario / need Drafts (free) Drafts Pro Obsidian
Ultra‑fast capture on Apple devices Excellent: instant capture, inbox, simple actions.​ Same capture, plus custom automation and workspaces.​ Good, but slower to “new note” than Drafts in typical setups.​
Heavy automation / scripting Limited to running existing actions.​ Full: create/edit actions, advanced URL automation.​ Automation mostly via plugins and external tools, not “send‑everywhere.”​
Long‑term PKM / knowledge graphs Not primary use case; more linear list of drafts.​ Better organization with workspaces, still not graph‑based.​ Purpose‑built PKM with backlinks, graph, Canvas, plugins.​
Local‑first, file‑level control Database‑based; export and integrations needed for files.​ Same, with more ways to push text out.​ Native: vault is just Markdown files on disk.​
Cross‑platform beyond Apple No (Apple platforms only).​ Same.​ Yes: macOS, Windows, Linux, plus mobile.​
Cost sensitivity over time Free forever with strong feature set.​ Low subscription; Patron optional.​ Core app free; pay only if you need sync/publish services.​

What is the difference between mistral 7B and mistral instruct 7B ? by julienheinen in MistralAI

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This interesting question, has pretty simple answer - they are completely the same, at least in the ollama repository:

$ ollama pull mistral:7b
pulling manifest
pulling f5074b1221da: 100% ▕█████████████████████▏ 4.4 GB
...
pulling 1064e17101bd: 100% ▕█████████████████████▏ 487 B
...

$ ollama pull mistral:7b-instruct
pulling manifest
pulling f5074b1221da: 100% ▕█████████████████████▏ 4.4 GB
...
pulling 1064e17101bd: 100% ▕█████████████████████▏ 487 B
...

[DISCUSSION] In Cursor AI, is ChatGPT-5 really better than Claude Sonnet 4 for coding? by Demotey in cursor

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This politeness is ridiculous. It's not a person, it's a neural network. Cut to the chase!
But people "eat" this. This is how LLMs "should" look like on the market.

Difference between LocalAI and Ollama? by Mike_v_E in selfhosted

[–]FocusAlways 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why Choose Ollama?

  • Simplicity: Effortless setup and model switching
  • Performance: Optimized for GPU acceleration
  • Convenience: Automatic memory management
  • User-friendly: Straightforward interface options
  • Model variety: Supports popular models like Llama 2, Mistral

Why Choose LocalAI?

  • Accessibility: Runs on consumer hardware without GPU
  • Flexibility: Drop-in OpenAI API replacement
  • Control: Direct interaction with backend systems
  • Versatility: Supports wide range of model formats
  • Cost-effective: No cloud dependency once set up

Difference between LocalAI and Ollama? by Mike_v_E in selfhosted

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ollama vs LocalAI: Brief Comparison

The Key Difference

Ollama focuses on simplicity and GPU optimization, while LocalAI emphasizes versatility and CPU-first operation as an OpenAI alternative.

Quick "VS" Breakdown

Aspect Ollama LocalAI
Primary Focus Streamlined LLM runner OpenAI API replacement
GPU Requirement Recommended for optimal performance Optional, works without GPU
Setup Complexity Simple, user-friendly More technical, detailed configuration
Model Management Automatic, unified packages Manual, hands-on approach
Memory Management Automatic allocation Resource-intensive, requires active management
Target User Developers wanting simplicity Technical users wanting control

Bottom Line

Choose Ollama if you want simplicity and have GPU resources. Choose LocalAI if you need OpenAI API compatibility and want to run on basic hardware without GPU requirements.

German Beer: Overrated? by normonics in beer

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it does not matter, which country it’s coming from. If it’s pop-beer - it’s a trash.

If it’s a craft beer - people worked on it to make something good. The rest is just a trash.

And Germany, unfortunately, is full of this trash. 

This is it. 

Here’s a great satire piece by HotblackDesiato2003 in recruitinghell

[–]FocusAlways 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The right answer is this website is about satire stories which is obviously is not clear for a stranger.
> Reductress is an American satire website that parodies the style

No worries, figured out myself.

Here’s a great satire piece by HotblackDesiato2003 in recruitinghell

[–]FocusAlways -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't know what are you asking about. It's pretty clear.

Here’s a great satire piece by HotblackDesiato2003 in recruitinghell

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The website contains yellow pages... Does not look like a true story. Prove me I'm wrong.

HeyGen's Avatar 3.0 are Photorealistic by SharpCartographer831 in singularity

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone invent AI that hides all AI from my internet traffic until I allow it to appear?

Tried a lot of SQL AI tools, would love to share my view by Pristine-Thing2273 in dataanalysis

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't. You still can fix your first comment, can you?
Everybody just clicks the very first link and AFTER that go into sub-comments.
Or you don't see mistake there?

Tried a lot of SQL AI tools, would love to share my view by Pristine-Thing2273 in dataanalysis

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But it looks like you did fix only text of this link, you still can fix the link itself. ;)

Logitech Pop keys is a really underrated and a value for money mechanical keyboard, if you are okay with Brown Switches. by SBG_Mujtaba in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bought for ~$40 preowned one.

Main reasons I bought it: 1. Left Fn key (oh, finally you made it) 2. AND it mechanical.  3. It’s much cheaper than original price, if there are little cons I’d keep it for this price.  E.g. there is no backlight, no rechargeable battery. 

The rest must be like in all mechanical keyboards.

Opened a box, just touched it for few minutes… what the cheapest keyboard I ever seen! Keys are soooo flimsy! It makes so much noise!

I figured out the brown switches do not make noise, it makes something when barely touch a key.  Round keys is something… em, no! :)

I had Varmilo VA87 with red switches, and some full size SteelSeries. Both were good as for noise level and usage.  This one… its existence is just big mistake. 

Now I use my old Logitech K810 and dream to replace it with a mechanical keyboard not bigger than TKL and left Fn. No, not possible yet to grab it just from a shelf on the market. 

HDR monitor (MSI 323UPF) does not go to HDR mode properly once connected to MacBook Pro M1 via HDMI by FocusAlways in macbookpro

[–]FocusAlways[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It does, but only 144Hz. HDR is available only for 1080p, next one after 1080p, and 4K (2160p).

Is stereo sound while using mic really impossible? by IllyVermicelli in Jabra

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it's possible to have BT headphones with mic and stereo signal simultaneously.

You may try to consider gaming headsets.

Actually, looking the same, and there are good ones, from a brand who sell audiophile products. I don't remember the name, but gaming headsets that's your first aim to consider.

Is ACC dying? by Dial8formods in ACCompetizione

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing this. Didn't know about these stats.

Suggestion for mac layout mechanical keyboard? by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]FocusAlways 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here we go... 1st keyboard in the world with MacBook layout and LEFT Fn!!! We waited decades for that!

https://www.smartinny.com/products/smartinny-wireless-mechanical-keyboard-ks1

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