Gracana

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by Gracana 9mo ago
> CUDA .. nvidia-only Well, duh. > unless you use the binary-only drivers Which you also have to do with nvidia cards. > which only work on a handful of very new cards So get a new card? > You can't use it for editing video
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by Gracana 9mo ago
> AMD isn't accelerated This is a bewildering assertion.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Now I'm shocked by the cost of Netflix.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
This is a surprising opinion to encounter, given my experience with scaling on Windows, where simple things like taking my laptop off its dock (going from desktop monitors to laptop screen) causes applications to become blurry, and they sta
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by Gracana 9mo ago
I did this and was happily Windows-less for quite a few years. I ended up building a PC with a big GPU and so I switched back to PC gaming with a Windows installation alongside Linux, but I still think the console route is a great option.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
With 32B active parameters, Kimi K2.5 will run faster than your 70B model.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
The level of deceit you're describing is kind of ridiculous. Anybody talking about their specific setup is going to be happy to tell you the model and quant they're running and the speeds they're getting, and if you want to u
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Assembly Lines is the one I came to recommend. Great book to sit down with and work your way through.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Yeah, it is quite specialized for inference. It's unlikely that you'd see this stuff outside of hardware specifically for that. Development systems for AI inference tend to be smaller by necessity. A DGX Spark, Station, a single B
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Density is the key here, not persistence.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
article says 60MHz
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by Gracana 9mo ago
"You are strategy is good." And I missed the edit window, oof.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
You're strategy is good. I'm a bit jaded. I try to make up for it with upvotes and clarifying comments... Seems like I often run into people arguing over a misunderstanding.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Voting can be for all sorts of reasons. Sometimes I downvote things like that because I want to bury bait that would send an argument into a well-trodden and boring direction.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Nice, I clicked to see if anybody had mentioned "the original." I built one of those as well. It is a very cute little system, and the 1802 is simple enough that the little front panel is a somewhat usable interface.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Wow, and it gets worse from there. I think Paul is smart to let Phil drag him on his own forum rather than let him go blow up on social media for getting banned.
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by Gracana 9mo ago
ZLUDA was definitely intentional: https://github.com/vosen/ZLUDA/discussions/192
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by Gracana 9mo ago
It would work, but is it any better than existing options like a little computer on the desk, a computer on the back of the monitor, or an AIO PC? I dunno. I like it. I think it's neat. I won't buy one, but I look forward to the C
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by Gracana 9mo ago
I love SW and think it's one of the better parametric solid modeling CAD packages out there. It is tough to learn, though. I recommend taking a class or finding a mentor to guide you and answer your questions. FWIW, back in the day I t
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by Gracana 9mo ago
I'm also a fan of that sort of setup. A Fractal Meshify 2 XL will fit a bunch of 140mm fans, or you can get the Torrent which is smaller but has 2x 180mm fans up front. I have both and would recommend them, though the Torrent is a tigh
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by Gracana 9mo ago
Yep, I've been running a Windows laptop plugged into a pair of monitors for the past ten years at work, and across multiple laptops and from Windows 10 to 11, this has always been a problem. If I undock to do some work elsewhere and co
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by Gracana 10mo ago
Regular HD LCD monitors are typical office fare.
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by Gracana 10mo ago
It allows for dense controls and everyone's used to them. I don't find them to be a problem, they aren't intuitive in that you might think you're supposed to grab the knob and "turn" it with a circular cursor m
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by Gracana 10mo ago
Perhaps you could add this technology to Z80 sans, to get syntax highlighted Z80 disassembly. https://github.com/nevesnunes/z80-sans
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by Gracana 10mo ago
Titanfall 2 is a really good one. Not something I expected to have such a strong emotional element. I didn't know Vince Zampella's name, but it is another project of his, so it seems fitting to recommend it here. Hellblade: Senua&
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by Gracana 10mo ago
Yeah, I wouldn’t complain if one dropped in my lap, but they’re not at the top of my list for inference hardware. Although... Is it possible to pair a fast GPU with one? Right now my inference setup for large MoE LLMs has shared experts in
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by Gracana 10mo ago
They’re very slow.
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by Gracana 10mo ago
Including ones that have controllers, if your motherboard doesn't have enough lanes or it doesn't support bifurcation. I have a Rocket 7608A, which gives you 8 M.2 slots in a PCIe 5.0 x16 card: https://www.highpoint-tec
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by Gracana 10mo ago
Your comment is basically the "tl;dr" of this Techpowerup article (which is great and people should read it if they are unconvinced or curious): https://www.techpowerup.com/review/nvidia-geforce-rtx-5090-p...
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by Gracana 10mo ago
I was referring to ThrowMeAway's response to rimunroe. "That's ridiculous on its face" is a clue that they meant something different.

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