HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
We at least have proof of US AI Companies buying access to AA in general. [0] [0] - https://torrentfreak.com/nvidia-contacted-annas-archive-to-s...
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Libraries serve a lot purpose than you are giving credit for. Libraries are a general facility for the public, they offer the standard books and other rental type arrangements although they are so much more than that! - Access to computers
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
There is a number of College Graduate videos online with the speaker discussing (pandering) about AI and its changes on the world, only to get boo'd. The sentiment is even worse among the younger generations.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
I'm confused on the "short term growth" comment. Meta (Facebook) has been around for two decades at this point and I cannot remember the last time morals were even in the discussion with Meta/Facebook.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
No worries, works fine on my end now!
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
This is what private trackers do, but you end up with ego moderators and weird trust issues.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Not every company has tons of available funds to run 300 different internal services to "protect" itself.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Boiling frog strikes again. "It's only for porn sites" to "its only for social media" to "its doesn't include open source projects" to "its only when you need an internet connection".
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
> is it really all that different to provide a list of links Probably not, but I don't like change.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Also on the front page "Tennessee man jailed 37 days for Trump meme wins settlement after lawsuit" and "The FBI Wants to Buy Nationwide Access to License Plate Readers" Gotta love how the US is the bastion of free speech
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Your account is now flagged and put on a watchlist. Your ID has been passed to Israel and your internalized "threat" rating number increased 300 units. Every packet you produce on the internet is now earmarked for 100 year retenti
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
The US Education propaganda is working, China are the bad guys!
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
You've used Qwen with model quantization, locally without internet connection. A lot of people are purchasing access via Alibaba Cloud directly, or indirectly by companies which host the model.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Oil is a finite resource, although we keep finding new deposits so the numbers on "we only have 10 years left!" tend to be hyperbolic. With our current exposure, it is estimated that 40-50 years worth of oil remains, although ther
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Reusable cups might be healthier assuming regular cleaning in the bottle, mouthpiece and lid.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Yes, using some material once is worse than getting two uses out of it.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Given your limited requirements, both Jellyfin and Emby would be perfect replacements for you (should you wish to change). Plex is dead simple to setup (minus maybe GPU passthrough to a container), Jellyfin and Emby are pretty simple too th
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Did Claude generate this site? The scroll seems to jump all over the place on my device.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
You are misleading people. I think this is disgraceful. Please grow a spine.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
From what I understand, SELinux can prevent copyfail, dirtyfrag and maybe fragnesia, although it might not always. I presume you are referring to the GrapheneOS post/thread about this[0], although this implementation is not the same im
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Effectively every internet user, multiple times a day.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Google Search hasn't been deterministic in well over a decade. Two devices searching something will never bring up the exact same results, in the exact same order.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
What about not at scale? I find it wild that "at scale" we can bypass anti-bot measures, but just "normal" internet use (i.e Non-Google Browser or VPN) will throw a million captchas at you. cgnat is pretty bad too.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
We probably do need laws to prevent people watching movies in an Apple Vision Pro whilst driving. We have harsh laws on using phones whilst driving, a Vision Pro (if configured in a specific way) could entirely block your vision with a Movi
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Podcasts aren't entirely learning, a lot of podcasts are pure entertainment, such as comedy podcasts. Sure you can "learn" something from a Sports Podcast or a Comedy Podcast, but you could also say you are "learning&quo
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
The built-in Search AI is fucking braindead and people constantly come up to me "Google said xyz" and I just have to turn around and say "I do not care what the Google Search AI said". Whatever it says is a waste of time
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Aren't China also allowed to purchase Nvidia GPUs now too?
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
The crunch is real. - The model is appox 3.3x cost. - The model is realistically almost 5x cost due to token usage - Google has TPUs to run this on (yet the cost) - Google has a lot more security and backup cash compared to all other AI c
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Yeah, the oars being around (inverted) is very distracting but the other elements appear quaint and "accurate".
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Not to discredit you, because you are 100% correct but tangential note about together.ai, they seem fairly unreliable with constant outages or higher than normal latency.

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