Is this alternative to Whispr Flow?

Why they would block it? If the goal is to use their services. Intention matters.

Never heard of Nanbeige, thanks for sharing. "Good" is subjective though, in which tasks can I use it and where to avoid?

it's a 3b model. Fire it up. If you have ollama just do this:

    ollama create nanbeige-custom -f <(curl https://day50.dev/Nanbeige4.1-params.Modelfile)

That has the hyperparameters already in there. Then you can try it out

It's taking up like 2.5GB of ram.

my test query is always "compare rust and go with code samples". I'm telling you, the thinking token count is ... high...

Here's what I got https://day50.dev/rust_v_go.md

I just tried it on a 4gb raspberry pi and a 2012 era x230 with an i5-3210. Worked.

It'll take about 45 minutes on the pi which you know, isn't OOM...so there's that....

Humans are coming in social media to watch reels when the robots will come to social media to discuss quantum physics. Crazy world we are living in!

Looking great. Having some context on the pages would be great, I can understand the grass-rabbit-fox dynamics but not clear with the the rest of the simulations.

And you can persist the page in query param. So someone can directly sent people to particular simulation with data.

I am adding more context soon.

I will work on the url query param persistence - I know its annoying at the moment

What is the usecase for this in the age of React, NextJS? And for static sites we have Astro etc. And even if you need something simple why use jQuery? Vanila JS has better API now. Am I missing anything?

I do a lot of custom JS widget development, games, and utilities that are outside the context of a gigantic framework like React. Not everything is a a full-page SPA. Vanilla JS is indeed better than it was, but I found myself writing small JQ-like libraries and utilities to do tedious or even basic DOM manipulation, so I switched back to JQ and saved myself a lot of time and headaches. Compressed, minified JQ is also pretty small and is negligible in space consumption.

JQ is also used in frameworks like Bootstrap (although I think they’re trying to drop third-party dependencies like this since they tend to cause conflicts).

I have also used JQ in an Angular app where complex on-the-fly DOM manipulation just isn’t practical with standard tooling.

Hobbyists don’t want to learn every new framework. Someone can have a small business website for their activity and have been happy using jQuery since 2010.

Got it. Maintenance of Legacy websites is a big chunk of internet.

Your experiences are fine but don't completely give up and focus on what you can control. Like you can post your thoughts on social media. And don't expect views. Just just write for your own sake.

That would keep you busy and leave room for serendipity.

Quoting from the app "Gary now knows your 'process' talk is just theater. Next time, he'll skip you entirely."

Not at all. Real-life communications are not one-off. I would act differently if Gary does this one-time versus repeatedly.

Understand what you are trying to say but without giving an alternate solution what the reader would do with your thoughts?