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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Yes: stop using Windows.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
That line is wild, btw. We've been paying less and actively avoiding lower quality Cherry branded MX compatible switches. There is no reason to ever pay Cherry's pricing when Kalih and Gateron completely control that market now.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Dietary cholesterol amount is not indicative of risk, unfortunately. I don't know why people keep repeating this. The body produces almost a gram of cholesterol a day, dietary cholesterol is around a quarter of that (depending on the p
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
No, PCI-E passthrough is not enabled on non-Server, and you arguably wouldn't do this on a Windows hypervisor. anyways, you'd do it with a Linux+KVM hypervisor for either Linux or Windows guests. Using GPU passthrough, however, is
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
They have never offered them. I would assume the lack of them ever having existed would indicate they do not exist.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Powertoys is open-source and a first-party project by Microsoft.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
But doesn't Powertoys already include something like this for free?
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Opus is further right than Grok, and Grok is left of center? That must be killing Elon.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
E-waste disposal is a huge cost, and it might be entirely possible you're not seeing the cost, or you're not aware of what a badly negotiated contract looks like. Also, a lot of the industry runs on incredibly poor margins. The on
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Right, can't fix a typo this late. HN really needs to extend that window a bit.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
I submitted a comment on Regulation.gov, and if any of you actually give a shit about tech, I suggest you do it too.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
You answered your own question. Datacenters hire companies to do this on their behalf, as they don't have the internal know-how to do this. Even the big cloud companies do this. They're on 3-5 year cycles, yet the hardware life ha
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
They're not GPUs in computers... they're effectively GPUs that are computers. They're a single board computer (SBC), with an ARM CPU that is approximately the scale for desktop but not the scale for enterprise, conjoined wi
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Problem is, those Nvidia servers are useless to anyone who needs servers already racked in a datacenter. They're purposely made purely to run LLMs, and anything else would be a waste of time. Nvidia is also fucking over anyone who buy
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
"It is 2025 - Tesla announces self-driving cars. It is 2036 - Tesla announces self-driving cars. I am tired of this world, these people. I am tired of being caught in the tangle of their lives."
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Far more expensive than just having a dumb server somewhere at some normal host. People simply do not understand how expen$ive AWS is, and how little value it actually has for most people.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Yes. People do not want AI generated content without explicit consent, and "slop" is a derogatory term for AI generated content, ergo, people are willing to pay money for working slop detection. I wasn't big on Kagi, but I
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
This is kind of disgusting. I hope they're pushed out of business for this gross violation of the dead. The families and estates of the dead should also be ashamed for trying to ride that corpse for a few more dollars. I'm kinda
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
So, to remind myself, Euler's name is pronounced more like Oiler, right?
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Because AI is pushing Ethernet standards exclusively for universal RDMA use. The minimum to get into this party is already have 400gbE (QSFP 112) or 800 (QSFP-DD 112 and QSFP 224) and already working on 800 (QSFP-DD 112) or 1600 (QSFP-DD 22
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Man, given Broadcom's history, I wouldn't want their products in a datacenter I owned, purely out of spite. I don't care if Trident, Tomahawk, etc basically run the world, there are still alternatives that perform just as wel
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
He's Iranian. Github is most likely going to delete his account due to sanctions. Weird to just announce that publicly.
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
The first link aligns with what I know about it: above 70 ng/ml is where side effects start happening. I stay below 70 with 5000, but for other people, they may need less or even more , depends entirely on where you live, and other fa
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
Most likely the rest of their life. 5000 IU is largely the minimum effective dose for supplementation. The FDA still recommends less than half of this, and it is a shame. Disclaimer: I take 5k IU a day due to the past 2 decades of research
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by DiabloD3 11mo ago
What a shame. This would have been a much more powerful machine if it was wrapped around AMD products. At least with this, you get to pay both the Nvidia and the Asus tax!
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by DiabloD3 1y ago
Yes.
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by DiabloD3 1y ago
For a manual, it sure as hell doesn't tell me what Maude is .
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by DiabloD3 1y ago
CVEs, however, do get scored according to CVSS, and they are often extremely hostile and live in fantasy land. CVEs also cannot be denied by projects, and are often used as an avenue of harassment towards open source projects. I agree with
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by DiabloD3 1y ago
Of course, why buy this disaster when this exists: https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/handheld-gaming/amd...
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by DiabloD3 1y ago
To be fair, if you expand Gemini to "that fucking Google thing that ruined Google with; hey Grandson, how do I turn this off?", a lot of people have heard of Gemini, even if they don't know it by its true name.

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