I think the same exact model running on CPU-only and RAM, or a small GPU, would do about the same? It's quite an old model now and small, you could throw a GGUF into llama-server or something for a side by side comparison.

https://huggingface.co/meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B

As I remember just about any english language model from mid 2024 and earlier didn't even do well if you asked it to count sequentially from 0 to 100, nevermind calculating stuff.

That's not how LLMs work

are you asking it questions about security?

regular claude is not so concise, or decisive

architects dont need good handwriting anymore either

i think that was Trellick Tower, by Ernő Goldfinger (who incidentally the Bond villan was named after)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trellick_Tower

https://architectureau.com/articles/the-brutality-of-vertica...

Trellick is what people film when they can't get the Barbican to work (bluntly)

"democracy dies in darkness"

amen

i tried that. didnt work for me. im actually reading it now as an ebook. this means i can jump seamlessly back and forth between notes. i dont love this because i am definitely a dead tree type reader, but in this instance the ebook is the only solution. the physical copy sits on my bedside in case.

its a wonderful read but sometimes dfw just seems unecessarily hostile to the reader.

do you have a decent system to get entries between(both in and out) Obsidian and OneNote?

I have a similar system to you, but getting things in and out of OneNote is such a massive pain.

Everything I have tried requires significant reformatting (even Word).

I usually don't move notes to and from OneNote. I tried this Obsydian importer, and it is OK for my meeting notes in terms of formatting. However, it has a bug that strips slashes from page titles, which is a bit of an issue for me because I always add dates to titles (e.g., 7/13/2024).

With a few good examples, maybe some LLM could help you with reformatting?

Good luck!