u/RonnyPfannschmidt

Yes what quants are you using and what parameters

Can this be given python entrypoints and actual modern packaging?

In pytest we close ai slop and depending on the history of the account responsible ban

Unlimited food s a simpler Derivate

^{Chose: Unlimited money for lifetime}

"Then i wondered which of my real family it is as we don't have own names we take them from the skins"

Dream

^{Chose: Switch Gender at will?}

Already set for life its much easier to earm the rest than dying from heart attack while spending 50 times

^{Chose: 10,000,000 but..... + you can take as long as you want to spend it}

I hate the cold

^{Chose: Live in 90°F (32°C} with extreme humidity)

Im autistic 1k fora meal is much better than clothes

^{Chose: Unlimited money, but you can only spend it on food}

I don't car for fame but i care about the world getting better

^{Chose: Unknown for something great? | Rolled: Cure a disease}

Speed is king all my friends are all over the country

^{Chose: Teleport, but only to places you've already been}

Ramallah plus its Intel images are pretty good for running models

Ollama is intel hostile

Im just curious about the implementation

I like the idea of generating some educational comics for my kids but stuff like character consistency where a daunting detail which made me avoid a quick experiment

Is the tooling around the comic gen opensource?

Beside being alien to python power users

Whats the actual performance impact

And how does it compare to more pythonic tools like returns

Ollama ipex is dead and won't run more modern models

Mcp started as subprocess started by the local app

Then came moar

The pep itself ruled the absolute horror this tool adds specifically for well known security concerns

It's fair to consider this tool a backdoor delivery service and disservice to the user

After a first read of the spec I believe the author doesn't understand the relation of tool calling, mcp and agents

That's a trick question

A wrong is easy to find

The Right is the hardest to pin up

Replacing hatch or flit core is fighting the wrong battle

Yet another wrapper to appease tools that categorically refuse to agree on a convention for filenames

With the availability of qt quick and the non xml gtk tooling I strongly recommend against making messages react clones

Pluggy is intentionally using the prototype pattern in the internals as the real objects get created later

I'm planning a pathlib alternative that uses the flyweight pattern to reduce memory usage by orders of magnitude

Try to make the tools refactor it it's sometimes fun and quick