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Добавлен 13 июн 2022
"Cutting Edge" AI Actually Sucks
My recent experiences with OpenAI's newest models (GPT-4o, o1, and o3-mini) leave me unimpressed. It feels like AI has stagnated. Deepseek R1 Distilled models aren't any better.
=== Timestamps ===
0:00 Introduction
0:50 o3-mini-high fails
2:52 GPT-4o
3:40 Deepseek R1 Distilled 32B
7:13 My experience with AI is always like this
=== Timestamps ===
0:00 Introduction
0:50 o3-mini-high fails
2:52 GPT-4o
3:40 Deepseek R1 Distilled 32B
7:13 My experience with AI is always like this
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Please allow myself to introduce... myself
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Please allow myself to introduce... myself
RØDE Wireless PRO Microphone System
Просмотров 142День назад
A review of the Rode Wireless pro. This is a wireless microphone system that can work with most cameras or phones. The microphones have on-board 32 bit audio recording, so you never have to worry about clipping or sound levels. I look at construction, software, and audio quality. I also compare the included lavalier (lav) mics to the Deity w.lav pro, and wireless to camera recording. Link to th...
Nvidia isn't a graphics company anymore...
Просмотров 7 тыс.14 дней назад
Hot takes on Nvidia's 50 series GPUs. Especially the RTX 5090 Just my opinion. Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:23 Where is the big performance uplift? 2:49 Where NVDA makes it's money. 5:00 R&D analysis 6:07 Why NVDA is pushing frame gen 7:45 Conclusion
Sunshine and Moonlight: Remote Desktop Streaming (Fedora 41 Guide)
Просмотров 87414 дней назад
Install and configuration of Sunshine streaming on Fedora 41, and setting up the Moonlight client (on Windows 11) to work with it. Useful for game streaming and remote desktop access. Very high quality image and low latency. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:22 Installing Sunshine from COPR 02:30 Sunshine Configuration (Services) 07:42 Sunshine Web UI 10:28 Installing Moonlight (W11) 10:55 Pairi...
Headless Remote Desktops on KDE with Wayland (don't really work)
Просмотров 90614 дней назад
How to set up Sunshine/Moonlight: ruclips.net/video/dTOYT-H1noE/видео.html A review of the current options for remotely accessing a Linux install running KDE and Wayland in early 2025. I try KRDP, RustDesk, Nomachine, XRDP with TigerVNC, and Sunshine with Moonlight. I also discuss Anydesk. The short answer is: nothing works perfectly. You would need to switch to X11 or use Gnome to get full fun...
Game Camera Autopsy
Просмотров 541Месяц назад
A look inside a completely mangled Cuddeback Cuddelink LL-2A wildlife or trail outdoor camera. All kinds of interesting things inside. The battery on the solar panel looks to be easily replaceable. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:25 Disassembly 03:14 Main PCB 09:52 Solar Battery 12:22 Conclusion
DIY Server Part 2: Final Configuration
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
Finalizing my efficient home server by setting up a Windows 10 virtual machine, installing Axis Camera Station Pro, migrating over Home Assistant, and setting up my hard drives to spin down when not being used. I'll also briefly hit on setting up a Proxmox VM for use with a VLAN and passing through USB devices. This whole thing ended up giving me a lot of new capabilities as well as saving powe...
DIYing an Efficient Home Server
Просмотров 37 тыс.Месяц назад
Part 2 here: ruclips.net/video/bKfuRiOU_WU/видео.html Building a server for Proxmox to do NAS, cloud file hosting, and maybe more in the future. I focused on power efficiency, and despite some small problems achieving higher c-states, I think it has come out alright. I'm using SMB shares for local NAS, with Filestash for my cloud storage running on Docker inside a Debian VM. I'm using Caddy for...
Fusion 360 on Linux
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.Месяц назад
Autodesk Fusion 360 running on Linux (Fedora 41). Performance is great, with only a few remaining small issues. Finally, good CAD modeling (yeah, I know about FreeCAD) on Linux, without virtual machines. github.com/cryinkfly/Autodesk-Fusion-360-for-Linux Previous video: ruclips.net/video/0TZNPvkOr7g/видео.html Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 0:37 Prerequisites 2:21 Installation 4:27 It works! 4:59...
Roborock Qrevo Master: First Impressions... *Unaffiliated Review*
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Месяц назад
My first few days with the Roborock Qrevo Master robot vacuum and mop. Looking over the machine, setup experience, and first use results. I look at the ability to use this thing offline (minimal) and Home Assistant integration. More to come later after I really get used to the robomop's abilities and long run durability. I purchased this with my own money. I have had no contact and have no affi...
My First Product...
Просмотров 6 тыс.Месяц назад
Shill time! This is a tiny leak detector pcb I designed. Works great with ESPHome (especially the SEEED Xiao ESP32-C3) or Arduino/STM32. Almost no power draw when dry, so it will be great for battery powered circuits. FYI: You must use a RTC pin for wake from deep sleep, so the direct edge to edge mount won't work for this, as GPIO10 on the Xiao ESP32-C3 is not an RTC pin. Purchase Link: www.et...
Venison Barbacoa: The Perfect Solution for Deer Shoulder
Просмотров 2602 месяца назад
The easiest way to deal with a deer shoulder, which is traditionally a pain to process for hunters. Venison barbacoa is great for rice bowls, tacos, or even by itself if you're into really strong flavors. This recipe is designed for a slow cooker, but you could prep it in a dutch oven. Base recipe: Deer shoulder (3-5lb) or Chuck 1 Onion rough chopped ~5 Cloves garlic (or more!) chopped 2-3 drie...
Annie Annealer: Circuit Analysis and Demo
Просмотров 4422 месяца назад
A look at the Fluxeon Annie Annealer. This is a 1200w commercial induction heater designed to anneal rifle cartridge brass. It uses a Royer/Baxandall style split transformer oscillation circuit. Build quality is ok, but not great. Power level is good, but FYI I didn't see more than 200w from the wall with a Killawatt meter. Schematic: github.com/techdregs/Annie_Anenealer Timestamps 00:00 Introd...
Installing Davinci Resolve 19 on Fedora 41
Просмотров 3 тыс.2 месяца назад
Getting around the missing packages: zlib and other library issues when installing DaVinci Resolve 19 on newer versions of Fedora Linux. Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 0:50 Issue 1: zlib required for installation 2:57 Issue 2: Resolve still won't open 5:25 Conclusion
Prusa CORE One: Is this what we've been waiting for?
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Prusa CORE One: Is this what we've been waiting for?
An Automatic Target Analyzer (and a Manual Version)
Просмотров 2732 месяца назад
An Automatic Target Analyzer (and a Manual Version)
DIY Leak Sensor for ESPHome and Home Assistant
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.2 месяца назад
DIY Leak Sensor for ESPHome and Home Assistant
Fedora 41 Upgrade is Easy (sort of)
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
Fedora 41 Upgrade is Easy (sort of)
Gaming on Fedora vs Windows - 5 Games Tested
Просмотров 8 тыс.3 месяца назад
Gaming on Fedora vs Windows - 5 Games Tested
DiFluid R2 Extract Refractometer Teardown
Просмотров 3394 месяца назад
DiFluid R2 Extract Refractometer Teardown
I found best use of generative AI...
Просмотров 4984 месяца назад
I found best use of generative AI...
Unrealized Capital Gains Taxes: Some Problems
Просмотров 3534 месяца назад
Unrealized Capital Gains Taxes: Some Problems
The terminal is nothing to be afraid of...
Просмотров 7445 месяцев назад
The terminal is nothing to be afraid of...
Better Voice Recognition in Home Assistant
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Better Voice Recognition in Home Assistant
mmWave Human Presence Sensor: LD2410B
Просмотров 10 тыс.5 месяцев назад
mmWave Human Presence Sensor: LD2410B
i use manjaro btw
Make no mistake, the AI and loss of privacy is by design. It's not just for profitable data, but Microsoft is in bed with the deep state that wants to spy on you.
Man uses 32b models then malds over the ai being ass. Brother
Dual boot
You're right. Those benchmarks are losing credibility.
idk you actually made debian sound perfect for my old laptop
your fear of connecting to the internet is a bit strange. Just do it. you don't have anything to hide do you
Of course not, comrade. I would never.
Linux is a wonderful idea, but for me, it's been too many distros to choose one. Hopefully, between Mint and Ubuntu and whatever new hotness is out in the near future, the changes are here. Hoping.
I've found Arch is the ONLY distro that hasn't broken on me, amazingly.
Unlike you I don't have the Luxus of these subscriptions. Let me try to make a guess neitherless. The high I assume stands for high reasoning time. The complexity of your task might make the high reasoning model reason so much that it reaches a limit of an output length (can you change that?). After switching to the non high model you continue the same conversation. So the model probably mimicks the behavior from the conversation history only thinking and not giving an answer. Also don't expect the distilled models to be as good as R1. If you are used to the paid models I don't think that they could come close to what your expectations. I'm running mini models on my smartphones therefore my expectations are low and distillation is great for this use case (still have to try out the R1 ones I have some other technical problems right now).
Repetition is among the main problems with open models.
Also see R1 as the beginning. Not the end. It opened the door for great models locally but I never expected it to be chatgpt at home already.
Ai isn't genius. They can complement humans. The genius ai could appear hypothetically in the future it could be next year or in 20 years. We have no idea. But right now they are good at some stuff the user might be bad (experts would be better at it). And sometimes they do work for you you just don't want to do because it's boring. But sometimes they fail like in your tests. We really need to separate between what we have and what we might get in future. The problem is we don't know when that future will be
Benchmarks are a tool to compare the models. Don't see them as absolute tests. Yes they might solve hard phd questions and still fail at simple tasks. Because they aren't humans. they are complimentary. Use benchmarks to compare models, but do not expect a math genie from a model that solves math benchmarks well. And sometimes a model that is a bit worse at a benchmark can be much better than the higher scored one. Small benchmark differences don't mean much (in comparing models, don't forget that, we shouldn't use these benchmarks for anything else, do not use them to compare them to humans or to get an understanding of their absolute knowledge. They are different from humans and we don't have the intuition for understanding them).
Thank you thank you thank you so much.
It is more like a lookup for school-examples, very helpful if you programming in different programming language's. But the real problems you have to solve yourself. I am working a lot with Paracode a parallel tasking system for running pumps, motor, valves in heavy industrie. Running sometimes 4000 to 5000 processes at the same time. AI has no clue about it. There is no intelligence in IA, it started as a language module in Belgium, this is working very well now, but don't confuse a parrot with human intelligence.
That's the issue with Linux, you are stuck with the inbuilt apps built in the OS and if you want to install anything else you best be lucky that there a native version Orr else you will be using the terminal command lines just to get it to run, I would never install Linux on my main laptop as I rely on many programs that works on windows without issues, I've also sold my steam deck OLED and got an Asus Rog X because I wasn't comfortable using Linux on a portable device with what I require, Linux is simply not for everyone, no matter how much protest and biased, some people just prefer to use windows 😎😆
Mine only lasted 13 months u were lucky
Italian?
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AI is terrible at unsolved problems. if you are programming something to fix certain problems that are not common, it will be useless for you, better off thinking it out yourself brother
Don't ask questions, instruct it to output a solution to a specific problem in a specific format. Use a free locally running copy of R1 (try ollama) to research the question then give the Open AI system the entire dialogue followed by the specific instructions, or use the "Do X with the following knowledge: <insert dialogue>" pattern.
"Dont seek knowledge" oh ok
@@penguin1714 #trolltard
I have used several AI tools for various tasks, and usually I get the same. Either you have to start a new session or they just go insane. I think the whole ai industry is a bubble that will burst very soon.
Been on Garuda Linux on my laptop for 4 years now. Desktop pc is Win11 that I might use once every other month or so. I tend to use my 2018 iPad for RUclips and that is about it. It’s just convenient for me. But I will either eventually either sell desktop pc or change it to Linux as well. These scummy corporations can pound sand.
I have 3 programs that wont run on linux...... i use linux for everything else. Windows lost me when I no longer had the ability to properly admin my own machine with the windows 8 or 10. gaming has improved alot on linux.
It was time 10 years ago!
All these reasons, together with an unending line of others, is why I never paid a dime for any microsoft software ever since windows 3.11. Currently I am on a pirate version of win 10. Pirates Bay life for me, feeling sorry for people who are not allowed to access torrent sites. Since they are fking us in the a.. I am for sure NOT PAYING for it. Not a single dime from me microsoft.
gaming works better on linux than it does on windows proton through steam runs most games those that dont run pretty much flawlessly with lutris way less bloat in linux which means more RAM and VRAM for you to draw pixels with ive literally not encountered a game which my PC couldn't run perfectly at 60 frames with my stupid old geforce from 12 years ago and 16GB of RAM everything runs perfectly, it's not even a contest i will never go back to windows ever
¡Gracias!
We pay them to spy on us and steal our data.
I grow really tired of Microsoft bearing certain programs where they don’t innovate further. Major disappointment, Copilot is.
I believe that if you remove and reinstall the RAM while the unit is pluged in, even when powered off, you may kill the mini PC. Make sure it's unplugged if you are changing out the drives or RAM.
I’m just hoping to find a white blind shaker ((sigh))
Pretty accurate, still, it's better than windows. New user should use Mint or MX Linux. nothing else. I use Mint since 2018, it works pretty good. Arch is for hipsters or people with no life at all.. Debian doesn' t care about the user, Fedora is pretty good.
Honestly, Adobe is not really the worst problem. Adobe has been a privacy concern for a long time and they did a few updates last year that are just problematic. Linux is still an OS that needs more knowledge about PCs than surfing the web and installing software with a GUI.
In addition to privacy, it eats ram. Gotta move to linux
They must have changed how it works..as far as I can tell there is no way to access the full menu now on the app or the website, just a bunch of recommendations
For switching from Windows or Mac, I wholeheartedly recommend Linux Mint. Clean, easy to use and understand, has a great driver management system and “Time Machine” backup program, for the most part just works. I’d recommend anyone thinking about it to create a virtual machine on your current setup and play around with it, see if has the software you need before you fully commit. I did and it was a good decision.
Thank you for sharing it. Do you think that it could be possible to use the same solar panel connected to more than one sensor unit at same time?
For sure. This project uses a couple of sensors. The panel is rated for 3W at 5V, so that's around 600ma of current. Accounting for charging, I'd say you could run an esp32 board with another 50-100mA of sensor draw without much problem while still keeping the battery topped up. The BME280 board in my project draws less than 1mA. I don't remember what the soil moisture draw is, but it's way under 20mA because I can power it from a GPIO. Obviously, it depends on the specific sensors you're wanting to use, but most sensors use very little current.
You moved to Linux yet!.
Been on Fedora for a while now.
I wonder what Os you’re using now.
ruclips.net/video/7ZSRQWC7zNc/видео.html
Mac - lacks in hardware Linux - lacks in software Windows - lacks in privacy
No it's not shut up
Hi, I am thinking about buying this exact one. Are you still happy with it after 1 month of usage?
So far, everything in this video stands. I use it and don't worry about it. No issues or anything else of note.
Thanks so much for your reply and also for the video. It is quite some money, but with a lot of squared meters I have the feeling it will be a good ‘friend’ 😄 have a good weekend!
Yeah, I did a good deep clean of my floors when I got it. It's been able to maintain them to the point that I'm only just now needing to hand mop some spots in the kitchen. So, at minimum, it's 1/4 the work to keep the floors clean. I do not regret the purchase.
@@TechDregs thanks so much!!
As a pragmatic person there were just too many many privacy violations to be on Windows. Linux is great. If you struggle with something you know have AI to tell you how to fix it. Nuff said.
14.31 Really easy to make!
I love this. Beautiful
Lol, if i write, distribute, and execute a bunch of keyloggers and screen-grabbers on hardware i dont own, thats a crime. When MS does it, its a feature... Also, its not just something that MS, and the gov are going to exploit. Researchers have already found vulns in the malware //sorry i meant feature// and theyre just the first. I mean thats a lot of juicy data all in an easy to find location. Someone would have to be an idiot to not realize how much of a target that is. At least itll probably make life easier for malware devs. Why write your own keylogger if you can use microsofts and get way more data?
Thank you for this. I was going to replace my Debian Cinnamon desktop with OpenMandriva, but since the Proxmox VM doesn't have a dedicated monitor, i figured I would check first. Looks like Cinnamon will remain. BTW, I tried Ubuntu's Gnome and its remote option required weird login scripts to work and then a bunch of applications would not open over RDP. They ran fine on the terminal display, but refused to load over RDP. I hope X survives long enough for Wayland to be functional for non gaming desktop/servers. I have yet to get a Wayland session to function as needed
I tried installing fedora once and the desktop environment felt like mac OS but with several dozen important core files missing. you can't make new files/folders on the desktop. right clicking doesn't do jack squat. the desktop felt empty as heck. it just felt WRONG. I have no idea how people even use it. debian with KDE plasma however, worked about how I expected it to. installing nvidia drivers was a bit of a pain in my behind though, which is why I'm thinking of trying out manjaro.
Yeah, Fedora defaults to Gnome, which I don't care for. I run the KDE spin of Fedora. It's a little janky sometimes, but overall I prefer it.
Honestly, Recall is only the icing on the cake. I have been hating how slow and quite unreliable windows has been running for a long time now. And I am also annoyed that my operation system has so much stuff installed, running in the background, that I really do not want. Completely disregarding what it actually does, I just want control over my OS, even if I don't intend to use it.
Not ai art :c
1:32 is that sarcasm I hear?
Bro forgot to taste his coffee
AI is such trash.