DiabloD3

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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
The same way you normally would, using llama.cpp.
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
Chris Sawyer has not been involved in TTD for quite some time, and any remaining rights he had were bought out officially in 2024. Chris Sawyer was last involved in the IP when it was rugpulled out from under him in the early 2000s and sent
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
Not only should you get rid of them, but also they are a fire hazard. Also, do not accidentally plug surge protectors into each other, metal oxide varistors can star fires _without_ meaningful surge conditions when you do so. I prefer to bu
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
Huh, I guess betting on Mastodon winning was the right bet.
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
Its mixed. Some of it really is Covid toilet paper behavior. Datacenter customers, for example, have repair parts on hand; boxes of harddrives/ssds waiting to be put in, boxes of consumable parts, DIMMs waiting to replace ones that wen
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
As far as I know, the current lineup is PNY still makes the workstation cards, possibly also the x16 server cards, but Foxconn is doing the Blackwell SBCs and MXMs, and those SBCs are a pretty big chunk of Nvidia's income right now.
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
I'm glad Kioxia (formerly Toshiba) have been able to do that. However, I also know they've been having problems meeting demand for quite some time, and haven't been able to scale up nearly as fast as the big three have. There
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
There is no such thing as "consumer grade RAM". Servers still take DIMMs, ECC DIMMs just has more chips on it (previously 9 instead of 8, but now 10 instead of 8 as of DDR5; you'll see some DDR5 DIMMs with 5 instead of 4 beca
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
They can trade capacity, but they generally aren't. The huge storage-only fabs owned by Samsung and Micron do runs that go for 9 months to 12 months. Flash chips haven't been speculated on nearly as hard, and are suffering from th
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by DiabloD3 7mo ago
They can't fix stupid. Let me describe this in the most simple terms possible: You have speculators speculating about AI products. The speculators are not very smart when it comes to technology, and think RAM is RAM. There is at least
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larrabee_(microarchitecture) ?
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Not true. Apple made a non-technological and purely artificial and somewhat capricious decision to not sell a product that was worthy of the Apple brand. They continue down this road because next quarter is more important than next year, an
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
This is a good one.
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
This would go from "toy for children" to "instant buy" for me if it ran Linux and not an entertainment pipeline with a captive app store.
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Ghostty did not submit their terminfo to the database until the Dec 30th 2025 release of ncurses 6.6. Any distro older than this does not include Ghostty by default. Alacritty was added in the Feb 2020 release, as well as Kitty. Wezterm was
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Yes, its a nightmare because Android is becoming more and more like iOS: anything that the user used to be able to do... they can no longer do. Android phone manufacturers want $1200 for something that is a toy, just like the Apple iToys. N
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
It sounds like you simply forgot to update your terminfo on your remote system. You must do this if your chosen terminal requires settings that are not compatible with "xterm-256color". Alacritty, kitty, and wezterm also require t
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Looksmaxxing is a known alt-right dog-whistle. The alt-right is obsessed with form over function combined with a grossly outdated view of masculinity circa the 1940s. Alt-right media focuses on disenfranchising younger men by convincing t
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Zero code is in your head if you can't read it. The predominant monitor in existence is your average 24" 1080p monitor, sat at, on average, 32" away from the head. The average person has worse than 20/20 vision. You must
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
I was going to say that font is unreadable, but its Courier New. By my own extensive testing[1], it's optimal at minimum 18px, you're at 13.5px. [1]: https://github.com/Diablo-D3/dotfiles/blob/master
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
In the US, such destruction requires a certain import form to be included with the item, if the item, after destruction, can be returned to the recipient. The form was not included, ergo, this was not a legal destruction: this was a grade A
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Look up "UEFI shell" for your vendor. Sometimes this is an unlisted F key, sometimes its as simple as selecting it as which OS you want to boot, sometimes it will happen automatically if no boot device is discovered, sometimes you
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
This seems to be at least partially written by AI: There is no Department of War, it is called the Department of Defense.
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Intel wanted to rip OpenFirmware off and wanted to EEE it without paying lip service to Sun et al. It isn't an accident that both, for example, use Forth.
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
They were using OpenFirmware, the standard that EFI is built on, but their first x86 CPU was a Core 1 iirc, which had shipped with a UEFI on real PCs.
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Not really. Microsoft doesn't support GPUs on Windows, the vendor does. This is a story about a 10 year old GPU that would not be supported on today's AMD drivers either and the AMDGPU driver was never designed for pre-Polaris h
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Good, they were bought out in 2006 and no longer exist. I assume you mean AMD, and I also assume you didn't actually read the article. The AMDGPU driver was never designed for cards before Polaris (GCN 1.4). The specific card in questi
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
So, from time to time I'll try the new frontier research models. Not being held down by shitty quants, bizarre sampler settings, and weird context settings vastly improves output quality over whatever all the commercial services are
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
Problem is, Claws still use LLMs, so they're DOA.
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by DiabloD3 8mo ago
I don't think this compiler makes the argument it thinks it does: the LLMs are able to statistically reproduce its source material, and you cannot copyright things that were not produced by a human hand, and you cannot copyright things

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