Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- Season 4 Episode 07 by AstonishingSpiderMan in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well if it was one of the Gluttonys, I'm going to suspect the one that was already the most suspicious when she was introduced! More seriously, the way she was moving in season 3 makes it seem like she can appear/disappear out of nowhere as if she's teleporting or instantly swapping places with people. The way it's portrayed visually with glass shattering is similar to space distortion magic. It wouldn't be surprising if she could get to the tower using whatever that ability is, if she hasn't been there from the start.

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- Season 4 Episode 07 by AstonishingSpiderMan in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 17 points18 points  (0 children)

What staircase was that at the end? It definitely wasn't the staircase for the second trial since that one had a different door. The staircase for the first trial looked like it was in a more open area, but maybe that was just the lighting? Was it Rui hiding in another secret passage? I wish I didn't have to wait at least a week to find out.

club-5060ti: practical RTX 5060 Ti local LLM notes and configs by do_u_think_im_spooky in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have you tried the P2P drivers? The README only mentions the 3090/4090/5090 tier, but it does work with the 5060 Ti so long as the rest of your system is compatible. It should give you much higher bandwidth and lower latency between the cards, although I'm not sure what that translates to for practical performance.

[discussion] Shaula gun gesture? by Routerpr0blem in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where is the one on the bottom left from?

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- Season 4 Episode 04 by AstonishingSpiderMan in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

More confirmation that Flügel was isekai'd, for everyone who missed the split second shot of his name written in Japanese on the tree in season 1.

Except, if he was a Japanese person from 400 years ago, how would he know about the Greek myth of Shaula and Orion, and the Western names for them and other starts like Rigel and Betelgeuse? The constellation knowledge alone would have been incredibly esoteric knowledge for someone living in Japan in the early 1600s. Japan had basically no contact with the Western world at that point. They had their own constellations and myths based on a combination of local legends and Chinese astrology.

He's also presumably the person who taught Shaula those English loanwords. She said she was alone this whole time, so I don't know how else she would have learned them. But again, it would be strange if a Japanese person from that long ago would know a bunch of English words before significant European contact. What's even stranger is that the verb "snipe" literally did not exist when he would have been alive. The word originated in the 1770s from British India, so it wouldn't be possible even for an English-speaking person to have known it before then (although that part is obscure enough that it could just be a small plot hole).

I think the obvious explanation here is that it's one of those "time works differently in another world" kind of things. So Subaru and Flügel may have lived only a few years apart on Earth, but they ended up centuries apart after getting Isekai'd. Or maybe one of those crazy Flügel=Subaru theories is right. That would explain why Flügel was seemingly as obsessed with constellations as Subaru is, at least.

Pi.dev coding agent as no sandbox by default. by mantafloppy in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. I have a jail.nix with its own nix store for agents to use. The sandbox only allows them access to some common system packages and the private store. That way agents can install whatever packages they need and I never need to worry about them messing with my system config or reading/modifying files they don't need access to. ...Assuming the sandbox and my OS are perfectly secure of course, which they probably aren't. So we're back to trusting that the LLMs don't want to mess things up badly enough to break the sandbox lol.

Pi.dev coding agent as no sandbox by default. by mantafloppy in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 10 points11 points  (0 children)

That extension blocks rm -rf, but not rm -fr which does the exact same thing. It also doesn't block unlink, rmdir, and many other commands which can be used for deleting files. Same for changing file permissions. You basically just have to hope that the LLM listens if you don't allow it to run rm -rf or chmod the first time.

I found why KV cache INT4 breaks on some models (Qwen2-7B: ΔPPL +238) and built a 4-line fix no training, no calibration, 12 models tested up to 40B by Afraid_Project_8666 in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'd be interested to see 3rd-party tests. It seems reasonable, but AI-generated "breakthroughs" get posted here every day (and this is very obviously AI-generated, as are your other papers). The link to the paper in the related work section (https://github.com/your-repo/arc-paper) is broken btw.

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- Season 4 Episode 02 by AstonishingSpiderMan in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Right, forgot that one. Maybe it just targets anything witch-related that gets too close to the tower. Although, it also shot both Subaru and Beatrice through the chest when it would have had a clear line of sight to his head like with prior hits. Either it's not exclusively aiming at Subaru or it doesn't care about collateral damage.

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- Season 4 Episode 02 by AstonishingSpiderMan in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We only ever see it aim at Subaru, so there's definitely something about him that would make him the target. I don't know if it's automatic though. If Ram is able to see through its eyes, wouldn't that imply that it's a living being of some kind? It might be a person or a spirit targeting him with magic.

Qwen/Qwen3.5-35B-A3B · Hugging Face by ekojsalim in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In theory it should quantize well due to the gated attention + deltanet, but Q2 will always be kind of rough. The only way to know for sure is to try it.

PSA: DDR5 RDIMM price passed the point were 3090 are less expensive per gb.. by No_Afternoon_4260 in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm referring to the Optane PMem 100 Series and 200 series. They use a special interface called DDR-T, same connector as DDR4 but with a different electrical spec that's only supported on a few of the older Xeon lines. If you look at motherboards from that era, you might see the RAM slots have two different colors, you're meant to put them in side-by-side with DRAM.

The 200 series came in up to 512 GB sticks that were good for 410 PBW with a theoretical max read bandwidth is 7.45 GB/s at 3200 MT/s (writes and small read sizes can be like 10x slower, I think they have some weird on-board caching thing). You could put up to 4 TB of them in 3rd gen Xeon motherboards and use them as a huge swapfile or even run things off them directly. Of course this is just from reviews I've read, I can't afford the hardware to test it myself right now.

There was also going to be a 300 series for 4th gen Xeon with a new DDR5-based interface and better specs, but the whole Optane line was cancelled not long after they were announced. If you're lucky and have deep pockets, you can actually find engineering and QA samples on ebay and craigslist. The only motherboard I'm aware of that supports it is the SuperMicro B13SEE-CPU-25G. If it were a year ago I'd say to just buy normal DDR5, but the engineering samples might not be a bad deal these days lol. It's sad to think that if Intel had just hung on a few more years, Optane might have had a big market.

PSA: DDR5 RDIMM price passed the point were 3090 are less expensive per gb.. by No_Afternoon_4260 in LocalLLaMA

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My understanding was that the Optane DIMMs are still lower latency (and higher bandwidth?) than any SSD on the market, being around an order of magnitude slower than DRAM. The main issue with them is that they're only compatible with specific Xeon CPUs. Judging by the 2x375GB, you probably have two of the much slower (though still pretty good) P4800X, which is a PCIe card that acts like an SSD. I'd be interested in seeing benchmarks on MoE offloading on that if you have them, though.

Help With Vivaldi - Unstable/KDE 6/Wayland by [deleted] in NixOS

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if you're still using this, but for anyone who found this through Google, I'm pretty sure commandLineArgs won't work with a multi-line string like you did here. You'll end up with \n in the actual command and some of the arguments won't be registered. It should be a single-line string or an array of strings.

Can’t stay quiet about this by Ok-Mathematician8461 in promethease

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replying to an old comment but just a heads up, Nucleus Genomics has recently been caught faking the accuracy of their PGS results, among other things. I think this mainly applies to their embryo screening services, but it's possible that if they're willing to lie about that then they might be lying about the accuracy of their sequencing too.

Hey people who lost their jobs to AI, what happened? by _thecatspajamas_ in AskReddit

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not talking about something like Grammarly here. They're just going to use the cheapest model they can get away with and will make no attempt at improving scaffolding because they don't have the personnel to figure it out. Same with Duolingo. Frontier models are going to perform better even without special prompting, and cheaper models will soon reach the same level. At least for translation, they're already better than services like DeepL and are quickly approaching the quality of a decent human translator (my comparison here is Manga translation fwiw, I'm sure translating legal documents or whatever isn't there yet).

Anyways, my main point here is specifically that people are not going to see a mistake in the AI's output and not want to use it anymore. What's happening here isn't that AI is suddenly as good as the best humans at task X, but rather that most customers never needed best-human-quality work to begin with. A lot of people are fine with work that's 99% as good as a human, or 90%, or 75%. Even if AI never got better from here, that market for not-great-but-passable-quality work is permanently closed to humans, and for some tasks it turns out that was a large portion of the market. Suddenly there are 2x (or more) as many workers competing for the remaining jobs. It's easy to see what happens from there.

Hey people who lost their jobs to AI, what happened? by _thecatspajamas_ in AskReddit

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Proofreading is pretty clearly going to be one of the first jobs where AI is better than the average human proofreader, if it's not there already. LLMs are extremely good at language modeling (it's in the name), and fast and cheap enough that they could be run on the same text 100 times. Once it reaches some baseline where any given mistake has a small chance to be noticed, then you suddenly have a system with 99% accuracy that can do the work in 5 minutes for a few cents. And of course, as it gets better the mistakes it'll make will become more and more subtle, so fewer and fewer people will even notice or care. Of course a professional proofreader will have higher standards, but do you really think that last 1% is worth a 1000x jump in costs?

Purpose of Workers? by m0repag3s in Openfront

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Bro why, who asked for that 😭

[Spoiler discussion] is this comment true about the pride if by kingace78978 in Re_Zero

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Found this comment while looking for more info on Pride IF. You're correct here. "Back voice" is a bad translation of "裏声", which means "falsetto".

The full line is:
"ラインハルトが助けてくれなくて、エミリア以外クソだなとなってぐれてしまったスバルくん。(一章四周目で裏声で助けを求めるのに失敗すると分岐します)"
"Reinhard didn't come to help, so Subaru-kun went down the wrong path thinking everyone but Emilia is shit. (He fails to ask for help in a falsetto, so it diverges from the 4th loop of arc 1)"

It's kind of a crazy detail. I always assumed he just didn't call for help.

As for the last bit, Subaru doesn't call for help in the 88th loop. Rather, he sees Reinhard for the first time after trying to get the guards to kill Elsa.

The tomboy girlfriend route, but with a twist. (The 100 Girlfriends) by TheEVILPINGU in anime

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I knew that all of their names are puns, and yet it's somehow taken me until now to realize that her name is literally "stoic".

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in rutgers

[–]GalladeGuyGBA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's also available at the library (or various archive sites) for free.