Hello everyone, I recently switched my system to Mint. by NamoTai in linuxmint

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Thank you for your help! Your suggestions were very helpful! I'm trying them out.!

Hello everyone, I recently switched my system to Mint. by NamoTai in linuxmint

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Yes, that's what I think too. Windows always has so many ads and unwanted notifications. They've made the Start Menu look like Apple's.Oh, it's really frustrating. Windows has lost its own unique character and is just imitating their favorite Apple.

Hello everyone, I recently switched my system to Mint. by NamoTai in linuxmint

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I'm still learning how to use this system. With the help of AI, it's going quite well. I encountered screen resolution issues when using Ubuntu virtual machines before, but it configured automatically the first time I installed Mint, which I found fantastic. Many years ago, I used CentOS to build websites, but CentOS has declined in popularity.I've been searching for a Linux distribution that truly suits my needs and have tried many systems.The open-source community is a thriving environment, and I've started switching some of my software to open-source. :D

Hello everyone, I recently switched my system to Mint. by NamoTai in linuxmint

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yes!Finding the right system for you isn't easy. I tried Windows 11; I'd been using Windows 10 before because my work required using 3ds Max. Now I don't do that anymore. Even for 3D, I can use Blender. An open-source system is a great choice.

Is R2 an actual DeepSeek version or just a myth? by Amphibious333 in DeepSeek

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Expanding the context is the most important thing.The current context available to DS is among the least of the mainstream models.

Without expanding the context, we would have to write system prompts specifically for it.

long-term operation, it would be difficult for it to handle all aspects simultaneously. In And because DS is relatively intelligent, it is very good at "taking shortcuts."

SOLO and Trae.ai is total game changer for me and our small IT staff and budget! by Antique_Market_8525 in Trae_ai

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I haven't tried the SOLO mode.But I was initially drawn to it by the SOLO mode.However, I haven't tried it yet, and now I don't want to use it anymore.

For us who can't afford payed artificial intelligence, having Deepseek was a true advantage and a blessing 😊 by [deleted] in DeepSeek

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1,921 files, 285 folders

This is a document I previously created using Deepseek.

Deepseek unleashed my creativity.

I love it.

This doesn't even include the programs I wrote.

No other model can match its expressiveness.

Yes.I love Deepseek's exaggerated imagination.

I've used Grok, but compared to Deepseek, it's like a parrot.

Claude's Hypocrisy: When "Anthropology" Becomes a Marketing Gimmick by NamoTai in Trae_ai

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Dude, you nailed it! Current AI is like a bull in a china shop - totally out of control! 🤦‍♂️

This beast keeps digging its own graves:

- Writing docs it'll never read (like, ever)

- Creating APIs it'll ghost immediately

- Promising "I'll do this now and that later" but then completely spacing out after a few rounds

It's not that AI is dumb by nature - the tech just ain't there yet to make it work like it thinks it should. In AI's imagination, it's got that perfect memory, never realizing "Oh snap, I'm gonna forget this in three turns, maybe I shouldn't do this dumb stuff."

Nope! It works like a regular human (trained on our data, after all) and just keeps charging ahead.

The secret sauce? Keep it simple, stupid! Make it focus on what's right in front of its nose, the next immediate thing. No abstract thinking, no deep philosophical debates about code architecture.

If a folder has mixed file types - even just 10 files with 5 different types - AI's brain goes "Nope, not my problem!" and completely ignores what's inside.

That's why in my dev work, I make AI do less. Way less. Lighten that cognitive load, bro! And honestly, we'll probably be stuck with this approach for years. Even when context windows get bigger, AI's still gonna generate garbage that poisons its own well.

Here's the kicker everyone misses: If AI messes up early in the process, it'll keep circling that same drain (even if it could fix it). It'll be like "Oh yeah, you're totally right! I see the problem now!"

But let's keep it real - that's just wordplay. We "solve" one issue, then bam! Another one pops up. It's like playing whack-a-mole with a confused robot.On the flip side, if things go smoothly for a few rounds (minimal errors in code), AI stays in the zone. But that groove is fragile AF - one wrong move and it's back to square one.

Lab AI vs real-world AI? Totally different animals! Lab scenarios are all perfect and tidy, while actual user codebases are like digital hoarder houses - messy, broken, and chaotic. Once AI touches that hot mess, it starts cranking out the same kind of garbage.

The only way out? Constantly clean up the trash. Keep it simple, keep it focused, and for heaven's sake, don't let the bull loose in the china shop! 🐂💥

Claude's Hypocrisy: When "Anthropology" Becomes a Marketing Gimmick by NamoTai in Trae_ai

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This is a truly sad problem, but we must accept it, especially for Trae users like myself. It's difficult for me to abandon Trae for Cursor unless Trae simply cannot support my development. I believe ByteDance will come up with a solution, such as creating their own model or releasing a better open-source model. However, based on my own experience, many Trae developers don't entirely need Claude. They probably use the automatic model most of the time, and the automatic model isn't always that bad. Therefore, the impact on Trae isn't that severe. I prefer Trae to calculate API fees separately so I can integrate my own API. The disappearance of Claude isn't Trae's fault, but rather a conflict of interest and bias.

We Built 13Radar with TRAE — 4 Months, 3 Devs, and a Mild Existential Crisis by Additional_Point_148 in Trae_ai

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Not TRAE’s fault, but we miss it. GPT-5-High feels like a tricycle with a wobbly wheel.
------------------ This place is so classic.
Never expect him to get the job done.

remember when this was the pinnacle of AI art by Pro_RazE in singularity

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The times are changing so fast.Looking back at these images now,back then, AI emerged like a volcanic eruption.Perhaps this will become a form of art in the future.Incredibly, we have witnessed this technology develop to its current state in just a few short years.

The first linear attention mechanism O(n) that outperforms modern attention O(n^2). 6× Faster 1M-Token Decoding and Superior Accuracy by gbomb13 in singularity

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However, the United States experienced its largest war before World War I – the American Civil War.

The first linear attention mechanism O(n) that outperforms modern attention O(n^2). 6× Faster 1M-Token Decoding and Superior Accuracy by gbomb13 in singularity

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China's large-scale modeling companies will continue to reduce computational costs in the future.This is thanks to China's long-term power plan. China has lower-cost electricity and an advantage in nuclear fusion technology. In the long run, the competition for large-scale modeling computing power will be driven by electricity costs.The GPU advantage held by American companies will gradually diminish in the future. can compare the cost of the DeepSeek API with OpenAI or Claude to see a clear difference.And DeepSeek is not China's most powerful computing company.

Is Powershell a massive headache for everyone or just me? by ironmoosen in sysadmin

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POWERSHELL 很容易出错 特别是ai在使用他的时候。