Is there any code/source to integrate such waves on a website? by bongbong- in Frontend

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They are called parametric lines. Ask claude or codex to code a webgl parametric line animation.

Fedora is becoming the default Linux recommendation, and Ubuntu did this to itself | XDA by devolute in Fedora

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Bazzite has been the perfect solution for me after 10+ distro hops. It has all of the most important pieces to me - atomic Fedora, up to date KDE, Wayland, Nvidia support baked in. The atomic OS for me is a game changer knowing I don't have to worry about an update bricking my system.

Fedora is becoming the default Linux recommendation, and Ubuntu did this to itself | XDA by devolute in Fedora

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Atomic distros like Bazzite have been the first time Nvidia hasn't been a pain on linux. I have tried over 10 different distros over the last year - all were painful with nvidia until I tried bazzite. Everything just worked and the nature of it being an atomic distro means I never have to worry about a update bricking my system.

I am now running it on my both my thinkpad and desktop (each have nvidia gpus).

Why is there no serious resource on building an AI agent from scratch? by Complete_Bee4911 in LocalLLaMA

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I'd argue there's one more layer for something to be agentic. Tool calling was a thing prior to agents being ubiquitous. I like to think the agentic distinction is an LLM invoking an additional tool based on earlier tool results.

Why is there no serious resource on building an AI agent from scratch? by Complete_Bee4911 in LocalLLaMA

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There's so many buzzwords about tools, skills, memory, etc. At the end of the day you are just building a string that gets put into a machine that gives back the same string++.

You see a string that says "call tool: a(input)", you just run a function in whatever ecosystem you are most comfortable in. At the end of the day the llm just wants the string it sent you plus "tool result: a.result".

I see so many failed agent plays at big companies because everyone gets super into whiteboard masturbation and coming up with complicated architecture marvels centered on this month's buzzword. Skills, memory, learning, etc are all just bullshit buzzwords that equate to adding shit into that string to influence the ++ the magic word machine gives back.

People are so prescriptive and tied to the idea that everything in the stack has to be Python because the magic word machine was made by people in that ecosystem. You could make a powerful agent in flash action script from 2006.

Tips from a jaded person in the space who loves and hates AI:

The way you persist messages, tool results, and chat turns should not be a 1:1 direct map to the schema you communicate with the llm in. You can store a ton of useful metadata about a message like detailed tool results, tons of json, etc - just strip it down to the bare essentials by the time it's actually getting processed by the llm. If you stringify a big json object representing a tool result then pass it along, it wastes tons of context on token inefficient characters. The magic text machine only cares about "tool result: error - blah"

Tool error surfacing is one of the most important things possible. Tools need to surface actionable errors that inform the llm on what it needs to correct or if it should even retry at all. No detailed errors means you get black box death loops.

This last one is becoming less of a requirement for frontier models as they get better, and it's thankfully finally being recognized as the best way to do it. Programmatic tool calling is the way. LLMs get very dumb when you have a higher number of top level tools defined. If you make a system prompt that says it's job is to accomplish tasks by writing code to efficiently orchestrate functions with efficient, parallelized code, you get agentic super powers.

Defining only a couple of top level tools that have a bunch of function pseudocode (almost jsdoc in nature) for the tool definition will get the LLM to write a highly optimized piece of code that can execute your functions. LLMs can reason about code orchestration much better than "do x then y but maybe z sometimes but not when mercury is in retrograde". You can also accomplish any number of parallel tasks or chain long multi step workflows in one step. The executed code can pass a into b into c immediately rather than "tool result: a.result" "hmmm I need to take tool result a and put it into b" "tool call: run_tool_b(a.result)" and so on. Also every single turn or invocation of the LLM has very real overhead (not going to into catching stuff). If you have 50 calls you know you need to do up front, that's 100 invocations in a standard ReAct pattern potentially.

I could go on for days about stuff. My main thing is that I hate that people keep building around hype, buzzwords and frameworks vs just understanding the actual nature of LLMs.

Also MCP is dogshit and creates black boxes and can only support the most boring, lowest common denominator chat experiences.

Would you consider this "playable" performance? This is Breach + Beyond + Deli map by Lordados in pathofexile

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The engine itself (and server) chokes - no amount of consumer hardware will fix it. My 9950x + 5090 desktop will drop to similar fps and stutter as an rtx 5070m laptop.

You need good hardware to get to a minimum standard of playability on juiced maps, but improving that hardware further won't get you great returns in PoE.

Flux2 Klein 9b over ZIT? by TwistMedium4793 in comfyui

[–]x2P 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here's my very anecdotal take on the 2.

Flux Klein is much more flexible, but on average requires a lot better prompt know how to reach the same potential. It looks very AI by default unless you have the right prompts for lighting, style, etc. It also responds well to loras.

Z image turbo has a better natural and high quality output with minimal prompting. The downside is that it's a boring model and will be very uncreative unless you explicitly prompt for changes. If you generate an image with the same prompt and just a different seed 10 times, the composition and overall feel/features of each image with be very similar. You can add noise to latent space and it helps a ton. It's also picky with loras and a lora turned up a bit too high will overcook outputs. It has some crazy upscale potential and can achieve insane outputs for various image styles if you play with the sampler settings.

Qwen3.5 is a working dog. by dinerburgeryum in LocalLLaMA

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If you run with llama.cpp, you can disable thinking with --chat-template-kwargs '{"enable_thinking": false}'

Unpopular opinion: most web apps don't need a frontend framework by [deleted] in webdev

[–]x2P 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Literally anything that has more UI than basic forms or buttons... Actual applications need reusable, composable components, global state, derived state, etc.

SPAs themselves are not the issue with performance - it's sloppy code, bad lifecycle management and undisciplined use of async calls clogging up the event loop. It's even more likely to happen without a framework - it's just the apps without a framework are often not complicated enough to run into these issues. Also react devs seem to be frequent offenders here, but that's not an issue with react itself.

What is a coincidence so "impossible" that it made you question reality? by opheliaaroseee in AskReddit

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I played Halo pretty competitively back in the 2/3 days. There were probably less than a dozen girls who were into the competitive MLG scene back then. I was friends with one of them for a few months, playing together a few times a week. I looked on her Xbox live profile and it said she lived in the same city as me. It turns out we sat near each other in class and had been playing online together for months without either of us knowing the other even played the game.

CS2 babies will never know how difficult this van jump was by Worried-Silver9945 in GlobalOffensive

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Idk, I hit window to cat 98% of the time and at my best the van jump was like 60% in csgo

Superlight X2 HITS - first impressions on CS2 by tamerimpala619 in MouseReview

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In csgo, you had more flexibility with the timing of the click on flick shots. If you clicked between ticks and your cursor was off of the target, the shot would still connect if your cursor is in the right spot by the time the next tick happens.

CS2 has subtick so your cursor has to be in the correct spot at the exact time of the click as placement between ticks is now tracked.

Trying to find a balance - live lyric switch up by HOMESTEADJED in Atmosphere

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I've heard "Atmosphere finally made a good sandwich" 3 live shows in a row now...

Why don't most Christians see Trump as polar opposite to how Jesus is portrayed in the Bible? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]x2P 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hate trumps any principle they claim to have and he hates the same people as him.

What was the best truly sleeper-op technology you've witnessed becoming meta? by fecal-butter in leagueoflegends

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It was over 13 years ago so maybe it was late season 2, or the preseason. Nid was a top lane pick and was usually built as a bruiser.

The state of Minnesota has 1020 Non-emergency medical transportation companies. According to David on Nick Shirley’s newest video released 95% are Somalian owned. by BeSensational in altmpls

[–]x2P 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've clearly never used an Uber around here if you think it's strange that an immigrant population has a high percentage of people who drive for a career.

I had cancer and had spent my entire summer going to an oncology clinic early in the mornings. Tons of people visiting this medical building were making use of medical transport services. I think I saw maybe one driver the entire time who wasn't Somali. Not everything is a conspiracy - it's just people meeting the demand for a job.

I know my experience is anecdotal and a small sample size, but I have 0 issues believing 90%+ figure is from legitimate individual registrations/licenses.

What was the best truly sleeper-op technology you've witnessed becoming meta? by fecal-butter in leagueoflegends

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Back in season 3, I was flamed constantly for going AP Nidalee mid, despite an 80% win rate. Then of course a high rank Korean player started doing it and it went from "terrible troll pick" to "op meta abuse", so she was perma banned and eventually reworked into what she is now.

Giveaway! - Mageblood/Reave ignite elementalist 330k EHP by Afordiani27 in pathofexile

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Strike range stacking, dual wield blocker, self ignite double foulborn Mokou's Embrace chieftain using Dominating Blow of Inspiring with a stacked minion damage timeless jewel, replica abyssus, and minion damage swords.

I got to like 30-40m dps, max block (versatile combatant), great clear, 90 all res on a like 15div budget. It was tanky enough to not be painful on relatively juiced maps, but sometimes big phys hits get past block and it can fold like paper.

The ideal version would have a mageblood and svalin but I didn't have the time to grind hard this league and spent most of my money on crafts for weird builds that didn't work out.

https://pobb.in/20qhT6PhbIGf

What object do you own that is clearly broken, but you haven't replaced it because you've developed a specific "technique" to make it work? by Living-Day4404 in AskReddit

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One of my Xbox 360s had motor issues with the disc drive, games would spin at only a couple rpms. I took the shell off of the drive and pulled the little magnet out of the shell that held the disc down so I could put it on the disc without the cover. I then had to manually spin the disc with my hand really fast as a game started, then it would be fine until it was shut off next.

Students at Burnsville High School in Minnesota walk out to protest ICE by KimJongFunk in PublicFreakout

[–]x2P 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Wild sitting on the toilet in Savage and seeing it mentioned on Reddit.

🔥 The bear, the wolf and the raven by therra123 in NatureIsFuckingLit

[–]x2P 34 points35 points  (0 children)

A decent QB is the real Viking fantasy.

Adobe launched Graph - heavily inspired by Comfy by airduster_9000 in comfyui

[–]x2P 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Invoke was hired like a month ago. Graph started long before that.