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  • So, just how you can’t say that a rock on an even platform has failed to fall, I don’t think you can say that an intersex individual has failed to produce gametes. Since neither had intention. Therefore I feel like your binary definition is extraphysical. Given that, I think you’d understand why I wouldn’t accept such a religious adjacent idea.


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    organized around producing one or the other of two gamete sizes

    This implies that the organization can fail then? That is how we put the outliers in the binary? That means that that kind of organization has a goal?

    That feels like common sense. Like in the culturally-rooted sense. Not necessarily a reflection of reality, but an easy idea to swallow. I don’t think human development has intention in that kind of way unless you are religious.

    I guess, what makes gamete production the goal of human development? What makes you confident that there is a goal to human development?

    To me it seems like it would be hard to answer those questions without anthropomorphizing human development.



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    huh? no, uncommon in terms of human biology.

    How do you differentiate this from the meme?

    they exist. they’re real. they’re just not the majority. and that’s ok. they don’t have to be.

    Like the elements in the meme? How do you differentiate this from the meme?

    I’m not sure what that has to do with elements on the periodic table.

    This post is explicitly about a meme comparing gender to elements.

    I am pretty sure you getting downvoted because it looks like you either forgot or are ignoring the post you are commenting on.











  • Yeah setting up openwebui with llamacpp is pretty easy. I would start with building llamacpp by cloning it from github and then following the short guide for building it linked on the readme. I don’t have a Mac, but I’ve found building it to be pretty simple. Just one or two commands for me.

    Once its built just run llama-sever with the right flags telling it to load model. I think it can take huggingface links, but I always just download gguf files. They have good documentation for llama-server on the readme. You also specify a port when you run llama-server.

    Then you just add http://127.0.0.1:PORT_YOU_CHOSE/v1 as one of your openai api connections in the openwebui admin panel.


    Separately, if you want to be able to swap models on the fly, you can add llama-swap into the mix. I’d look into this after you get llamacpp running and are somewhat comfy with it. You’ll absolutely want it though coming from ollama. At this point its a full replacement IMO.


  • With 128GB of ram on a Mac, GLM 4.5 Air is going to be one of your best options. You could run it anywhere from Q5 to Q8 depending on how you wanna manage your speed to quality ratio.

    I have a different system that likely runs it slower than yours will, and I get 5 T/s generation which is just about the speed I read at. (Using q8)

    I do hear that ollama may be having issues with that model though, so you may have to wait for an update to it.

    I use llamacpp and llama-swap with openwebui, so if you want any tips on switching over I’d be happy to help. Llamacpp is usually one of the first projects to start supporting new models when they come out.

    Edit: just reread your post. I was thinking it was a newer Mac lol. This may be a slow model for you, but I do think it’ll be one of the best your can run.