Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Explained to LinkedIn what mathematicians do as a profession as apparently this was not clear in the first place :-)
#mathematics #openai #linkedin
#mathematics #openai #linkedin
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
found some random unidentifed sun glasses while cleaning up my place. now all i is a van, duct tape...
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
@caesarcattus I otherwise agree but would exclude FSF despite they do a lot of that too but it is of transparent and aligned with what they say they do.
I've never really grabbed e.g., purpose of Open Source Initiative. It's basically a branding agency making anything that comes from SIlicon Valley appear to be aligned with open source.
I would have really hard time to find a person who would willingly try out Goose. I could almost bet my money that people who picked it have never tried it :-) Screenshot this time really speaks for itself.
I've never really grabbed e.g., purpose of Open Source Initiative. It's basically a branding agency making anything that comes from SIlicon Valley appear to be aligned with open source.
I would have really hard time to find a person who would willingly try out Goose. I could almost bet my money that people who picked it have never tried it :-) Screenshot this time really speaks for itself.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
This generative AI is so amazing, everyone gets the exact same web site.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Vim 9.2 :----) let's go...
The lightline theme called (drumroll) monochrome is the only theme I've ever made.
The lightline theme called (drumroll) monochrome is the only theme I've ever made.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 25 days ago
There it is: the AI monster.
Grace Blackwell is the cultural icon of this decade delivering the slop.
Grace Blackwell is the cultural icon of this decade delivering the slop.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
has been a long time, at least two years, but making some music with bitwig. let's see what this turns into :-) just early drafting...
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
I like spreadsheets. They are a great help for figuring out stuff. For Google's services I use exactly the spreadsheet, Keep and YouTube, and that's it.
I've been wanting a TUI spreadsheet for a while but I only recently found sc-im. This is superb :-)
I need to figure out at some point how can I replicate something like GOOGLEFINANCE with Lua scripting capabilitie. I use it all the time in Google's spreadsheet.
I've been wanting a TUI spreadsheet for a while but I only recently found sc-im. This is superb :-)
I need to figure out at some point how can I replicate something like GOOGLEFINANCE with Lua scripting capabilitie. I use it all the time in Google's spreadsheet.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 26 days ago
I'm developing my own ostree and BuildRoot based operatingy system:
- https://codeberg.org/puu
- There will be puu-desktop and puu-llm builds.
- puu-desktop uses ext4.
- puu-llm uses ext4 + xfs for the models.
- puu-llm hosts k3s, llm-d and generally very latest of stack for running local LLM modesl.
- GNOME build is tough and I'm working on it but I have plan how to make in happen on BuildRoot.
- Given being BR2_EXTERNAL, builds and configures with beloved kbuild :-)
Despite having puu-llm build this project disregards AI contributions.
That said. I don't see it as a crime that you generate some initial code with LLM.
I do that sometimes too especially when I need to get an idea of e.g. alien projec. However, usually I do also spend week or few applying hard manual labor to make the actual code change I want to do despite having some random slop that functionality fits the bill.
This is what I do accept but it is generally best just to say plain no in README.md as most people will likely not be able to do such weighting.
[The logo image artwork is copyrighted by me (drawn with Inkscape) and licensed with CA BY-SA 4.0]
- https://codeberg.org/puu
- There will be puu-desktop and puu-llm builds.
- puu-desktop uses ext4.
- puu-llm uses ext4 + xfs for the models.
- puu-llm hosts k3s, llm-d and generally very latest of stack for running local LLM modesl.
- GNOME build is tough and I'm working on it but I have plan how to make in happen on BuildRoot.
- Given being BR2_EXTERNAL, builds and configures with beloved kbuild :-)
Despite having puu-llm build this project disregards AI contributions.
That said. I don't see it as a crime that you generate some initial code with LLM.
I do that sometimes too especially when I need to get an idea of e.g. alien projec. However, usually I do also spend week or few applying hard manual labor to make the actual code change I want to do despite having some random slop that functionality fits the bill.
This is what I do accept but it is generally best just to say plain no in README.md as most people will likely not be able to do such weighting.
[The logo image artwork is copyrighted by me (drawn with Inkscape) and licensed with CA BY-SA 4.0]
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 month ago
Mind the overlapping scrollbar but looks every day more polished.
As can be figured out from screenshot, despite Ranger-alike appearance, this does not share vim-like navigation but instead has prompt always at bottom and mc-style shortcuts.
I'm a heavy vim-user myself but having less speedrun-logic in the file manager gives my brain a healthy context switch. Managing files should not be done in fast turns anyhow :-)
As can be figured out from screenshot, despite Ranger-alike appearance, this does not share vim-like navigation but instead has prompt always at bottom and mc-style shortcuts.
I'm a heavy vim-user myself but having less speedrun-logic in the file manager gives my brain a healthy context switch. Managing files should not be done in fast turns anyhow :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
PDF viewing is till very experimental and broken feature but getting there...
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 month ago
Caffeine Commander (ccd) is a terminal file manager written in C, based on non-blocking file I/O.
All I/O operations are asynchronous, and UI and CPU tasks share a single thread, making the most of the available resources :-) And this obviously minimizes context switch latency while at it.
All I/O operations are asynchronous, and UI and CPU tasks share a single thread, making the most of the available resources :-) And this obviously minimizes context switch latency while at it.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 month ago
For caffeine command the only included themes are Catpuccin variations, as it fits to the brand :-)
It uses https://codeberg.org/jarkko/nippu to bundle the default themes. I hate dangling files at ../share.
Started to post about ccd because it suddenly starts to look like an app. Has been totally unintentional and off-topic project :-)
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It uses https://codeberg.org/jarkko/nippu to bundle the default themes. I hate dangling files at ../share.
Started to post about ccd because it suddenly starts to look like an app. Has been totally unintentional and off-topic project :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
leveled up my localhost git hosting from ssh-to-NAS to separate git-account and forgejo :-)
life quality++
life quality++
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 2 months ago
Pakki - a sample browser i'm putting together :-) it has also AI and interference run with CPU/GPU (works fine on my X390 Thinkpad).
The only AI app I've made so far...
If there's a magic button that generates all the code in the world, I can only assume that everyone is pushing that button. How I adjust my focus on topics such as AI is to look into smaller scale not as crowded areas such as local AI, which has the similar optimization challenge as all optimization challenges I love :-)
1. pfffft for FFT
2. libonnxruntime for inference
3. https://github.com/LAION-AI/CLAP/ for epoch models.
The only AI app I've made so far...
If there's a magic button that generates all the code in the world, I can only assume that everyone is pushing that button. How I adjust my focus on topics such as AI is to look into smaller scale not as crowded areas such as local AI, which has the similar optimization challenge as all optimization challenges I love :-)
1. pfffft for FFT
2. libonnxruntime for inference
3. https://github.com/LAION-AI/CLAP/ for epoch models.
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