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by 7speter 3y ago
>Nobody thinks they're going to get the same quality team by body shopping their hiring funnel. Management does.
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by 7speter 3y ago
There have been a good number of articles recently about the increase of sales of hybrids. Some of them have probably been at the top of HN
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by 7speter 3y ago
I don’t know I don’t have the credentials to be an engineer at Intel, but I think they know its a bad idea to end or spin off their foundry service, especially now that they have a new client that will know the ins and outs of their fabrica
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by 7speter 3y ago
Isn’t Intel’s solution oneAPI, which is supposed to be open and have a sort of translation layer for CUDA?
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by 7speter 3y ago
Have a solution (Rocm) that works on all of their modern cards (Rdna 1, 2 and 3 and CDNA)?
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by 7speter 3y ago
The big kicker is that cdna is still based on the much maligned
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by 7speter 3y ago
Just because you want to get a project you’re working on done doesnt mean that a tutorial that gets things working will be the end all be all of your learning of auth. You can always come back after getting the project done and working to p
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by 7speter 3y ago
As ai gets better those people making “reptillian globalists” videos will be able to crank out at closer and closer to a dozen a day
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by 7speter 3y ago
Lots of great tutorials on Youtube
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by 7speter 3y ago
Will the vaapi av1 encoder work (well) with Intel Arc? I was trying to build ffmpeg cartwheel and was up until sunrise because I had to build some other dependency of another dependency. Meanwhile the vaapi h264 (or was it 265?) encoder pla
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by 7speter 3y ago
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-confirms-arm-investm... From the article: >"This morning, we announced that we are an investor in Arm," said Stuart Pann, Senior Vice President and General Manager o
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by 7speter 3y ago
You use mostly ChatGPT for finding information? When I use it I still double check it's output with a google or duckduckgo search, if I don't something I know is outright wrong.
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by 7speter 3y ago
I think the people who push these articles don’t know how to cook or use a stove, and always buy their food from the likes of grubhub anyways. One of the top voted comments in this thread is someone who claimed to have turned on the element
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by 7speter 3y ago
We have google bard and chatgpt. We should have old google too.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Or spoofed emails from an army general
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by 7speter 3y ago
I think a lot of content creators really want AV1 because of the drastic reduction of file sizes. Streaming companies want it to catch on because of the drastic reduction in bandwidth use.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Was it all but dead because people thought h264 was good enough, until 2.5 and 4k became more prominent in media consumption? It seems really useful if youre doing encoding at resolutions than 1080p, and it makes me less regretful that I h
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by 7speter 3y ago
Could a card like this work for something like object recognition? Those tiny google tpus that are supposed to be 25 dollars are 100 dollars now, and I’m wondering if the prices get low enough, would these be a viable alternative (along wit
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by 7speter 3y ago
This thing sold for 4200 dollars so no. Consumer nvidia cards were cheaper and offered good enough hashrates. Also you couldnt find any gpus on shelves for a solid year.
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by 7speter 3y ago
ROCM drivers also puzzle me because it works on an exclusive selection of gpus instead of the whole lineup of a given architecture family. I keep reading about how theres ROCM support for the 7900xtx, and I guess theres no support for the 7
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by 7speter 3y ago
You may be running sdxl but according to benchmarks I’ve seen, nowhere near the speed of say, a 3070, or a 3080 12gb (if you want a nvidia product with comparable vram)
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by 7speter 3y ago
> Intel is half-assing some proprietary frameworks and pushing it into demos for a good look. My understanding is the likes of oneAPI is supposed to be enable non nvidia gpus to work on CUDA workloads? Is oneAPI one of your these proprie
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by 7speter 3y ago
I really don't understand this seeming irrational aversion to the N100. The N100 uses significantly less power than 6500t, and the N100 Atom/Gracemont(iirc)Alderlake little cores have performance onpar with Skylake (8th gen) cores
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by 7speter 3y ago
The n100 is going into 100 dollar micro systems that compete with the likes of the raspberry pi 5, not every computer needs to be a gaming pc. As far as intel’s offerings aging, tell that to the 10 year old thinkcentre with a haswell cpu in
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by 7speter 3y ago
People looking for a n100 are usually deliberately looking for something in the 100 dollar range max if it performs much better than a raspberry pi. These people arent interested in a 250 dollar board and dont need so many cores. These make
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by 7speter 3y ago
I dont think AMD has the ability to make these specialized processors as easily as Intel can, though I guess the n100 could be binned alderlake chips with all the big cores disabled?
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by 7speter 3y ago
Is clear linux an alright distro to tool around on? The last I looked it up it was supposed to cater to dev ops needs
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by 7speter 3y ago
Huh? I thought av1 support was on Arc and starts on igpus with Meteorlake? And Rocketlake had avx-512 and Intel decided to disable/exclude it in the big little era cpus alderlake, raptorlake and its refresh.
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by 7speter 3y ago
I really dont see how we can compare ai to airplanes from the mid 1920’s.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Can you not run a virtual mainframe environment on a modern pc?

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