Whoever down voted you must not realize they’re on Lemmy.

Hah, for me it’s in a bathroom with no shower, and typically printing when the bathroom isn’t in use. I also keep the filament enclosed with desecant and a little ESP humidity sensor, just in case.

Ollama works with AMD.

To add to this, I run the same setup, but add Continue to VSCode. It makes an interface similar to Cursor that uses the Ollama instance.

One thing to be careful of, the Ollama port has no authentication (ridiculous, but it is what it is).

You’ll need either a card with 12-16GB VRAM for the recommended models for code generation and auto complete, or you may he able to get away with an 8GB card if it’s a second card in the system. You can also run on CPU, but it’s very slow that way.

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3D printer guy from yesterday beat them to it.

/storage for me.

Put it in the bathroom with the fan on and the door closed.

Hrm, I don’t. Part of the fun is learning how things work, and I’ve heard to many complaints of incompatibilities and lack of updates with Yuno, though I haven’t tried it, so second hand.

It’s so easy to self host! Just watch 14 hours of a talking head!

Fan of FUTO, but can’t recommend this to most people thinking of starting. Needs to be less “scary”.

I don’t think any generation is “smarter” than the last at any given age.

I think each generation is less “ignorant” because they are more “informed” by the learnings and failures of the generations before.

I also think people stop adapting as they age, and intellect declines medically, leading to the impression that the younger are “smarter”.

For the US, a study was conducted on this showing the industry provides a lot more funding than government: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10349341/

In this cross-sectional study, phased clinical trials of 387 drugs approved between 2010 and 2019 were associated with $8.1 billion of National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding, primarily for clinical research. This amount represents 3.3% of total NIH funding for basic or applied research related to these products and 9.8% to 10.7% of estimated industry costs, including less than 26% of phase 1 or 2 trials and less than 5% of phase 3 trials.

The findings suggest that NIH spending on clinical development focuses on early-stage trials, representing a small fraction of estimated industry spending.

And if we look at the UK, NHS spent 453.56 Pounds on all research in 2024 (Annual Report: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/nihr-annual-report-202223), a tiny amount compared to the US, even without taking the huge inflation issues into account, meaning the US is driving that development.

“Couldn’t exist” is fair to call out, though, I should have said “in their current form”. I mention taxes would have to increase to cover the costs, but I may not have been clear enough.

Yea my healthcare one quickly got down voted. Someone used GPT to try to disprove it. I’m even a big propilonent of public healthcare, but you can’t assume it is perfect.

I have 20+ years in healthcare, much of that with payor/pricing, including US to UK. Or, you could trust AI.

In any event, for 1 and 2, GPT confirmed the merit. And these are statements I’ve personally heard from VPs and up at major pharma companies (that work in pricing). I even mention taxation in my comment, taxes go up if healthcare costs go up and no private system is put in place.

For 3, read a more current article. Assisted dying is the bill on the table right now: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cew2jj94zwyo

European and UK universal healthcare is able to exist in it’s current form and at it’s current cost because the US has private healthcare.

Healthcare Companies give heavy discounts to UK/EU to make extra money, they are fully funded by US payors and thus patients. If US healthcare went public and it ate into profits, and other countries run low on healthcare funds (the NHS, right now), private insurance or more likely, increased taxes, in those countries may be required. The NHS is already considering pay-to-play models.

Note: This is a simplification of lots of details around the international transactions and legislation.

Note 2: Before disagreeing, pick a pharma company and look at their annual report.

Note 3: Clarified form and cost based on an astute commenter below.

Yup. I use one of those micro PCs with 4 network ports as a router, and that’s it.

I feel the same way. But I have been informed this is because most Itallian American dishes are not the right sauces for spaghetti. And its not bronze cut.

To add to this, don’t buy a server at all, upgrade your desktop! Then use the desktop as a server. Then recycle every desktop for the rest of your life into the new server. Been working for me for decades.

This is why I switched from Ubuntu to Debian.