HDBaseT

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   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   You hit the nail right on the head. As a renter, you are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Contacting your landlord to get something resolved is a nightmare. Majority of the the time they will refuse to cover it and refuse to send some
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   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   Glad someone is excited for the future. I haven't been excited for the future for almost 5 years. Most people aren't looking optimistically into the future. Everything keeps looking down, everything keeps getting worse. I'm 2
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   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   There is plenty of other inference providers, but tell me, who is the cheapest? Model - Deepseek V4 Pro CHEAPEST PROVIDER: Provider: Deepseek Input Price - $0.435/M tokens Output Price - $0.87/M tokens Cache Read - $0.003625&#x2
4. 394.▲
   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   Not quite. Free for approximately 8 hours (assuming perfect weather conditions) and excluding unit cost and maintenance cost. It has a cost.
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   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   The Macbook Neo 2 (or likely just Macbook Neo A19) is likely to have 12GB of RAM, given the 12GB iPhone Pro Max.
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   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   The GPUs do not have to be "psychically located in your city" to have usable latency. Of course, less latency is always better although running a traceroute between my IP and major city (Sydney) from 1,500 km equates to about 11ms
7. 397.▲
   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   He is talking about the company '45Drives', which produce solutions which aren't only 45 drive bays. [0] - https://www.45drives.com
8. 398.▲
   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   There has not been a "100x" in efficiency in the past 6-8 years.
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   by HDBaseT 5mo ago

   Yes, but that's not what they are insinuating.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    I'm not entirely sold on this idea, open source models aren't really hurting Deepseek or Qwens bottom line. 99.99% of people cannot run these models on their own hardware, they are forced to rent it from someone. That someone is a
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Yeah, I struggle to use more than a few dollars a day using Deepseek V4 Pro (max reasoning). * Some people suggest not using max reasoning due to overthinking and looping issues, this may consume more tokens than needed.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    How so?
13. 403.▲
    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    1drv.ms always catches me out.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Deepseek V4 Pro is an amazing model, even without the unreal cost factored in. It is my default model at the moment. I'm not doing anything too complex though. I honestly found more expensive models like Qwen 3.6 to fail in tasks Deeps
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    You don't "have" to live in Sydney though. This is something immigrants like yourself fail to understand. It's a privilege to come into this country, its a privilege to live in Sydney. If you don't like it, you can
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    You shouldn't have to rely on shares investments to make a living or retire though. Just because someone doesn't invest in shares, doesn't mean they are a bogan. I'm sick of this term being thrown around at people you l
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Trillions of dollars spend on wars which don't need to exist doesn't help.
18. 408.▲
    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Does Waymo know how to handle itself if the tires blow out?
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Those are completely different scenario though. We're talking about a piece of software being unable to determine if something is flooded or not. 99% of humans presented with the same visual ques would be able to determine its flooded.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Less than 5 years ago, what's your point? > "You want to hold these robot cars to some much higher standard" No, I want to hold these cars to the same standard as humans. Humans very rarely, accidentally, drive into floode
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Thanks for clarifying (:
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    What about PlayStation 3? Whilst all are "soft-moddable" via HEN, a large number of the Slim and Superslims are not compatible with full custom firmware. Recently a hardware based exploit 'badWDSD' released which allow C
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    A human has to pass a test to be able to drive. A human (for the most part) doesn't just unknowingly drive into floods. Why aren't we holding computers to AT LEAST the same expectation as humans.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    I recently upgraded to Fedora 44 from Fedora 43 and I wouldn't say its a breeze, it can be difficult, especially if you've enabled extra repos. If you use Copr (Nvidia Drivers, Non-Free Stuff) you need to ensure all your Copr pack
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    As a long time Plex member, on Lifetime (originally purchased for <$100), PlexAmp is great although not worth anywhere close to $750. If you're paying $750 you might as well use Roon like the rest of the audiophile freaks. Jellyfin
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Not all exit nodes are run by the Government.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    I can't wait to invest an OpenAI and lose all my retirement fund.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Wouldn't it still be more efficient to do GPU transcriptions anyways? is this something we could actually put the effectively useless NPUs to use in modern laptops?
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    100wpm is well above what the average person types at, which is estimated at about 40wpm. 100wpm might still bit a bit high even for your average programmer.
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    by HDBaseT 5mo ago

    Amazon?