HansHamster

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by HansHamster 3y ago
And after pointing out all the mistakes in the description, it took a very ... interesting approach to address my remarks: > I apologize for the confusion. The image shows a block diagram of a basic amplifier circuit with a power supply,
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by HansHamster 3y ago
Just tried it with a random schematic: > The image shows a block diagram of a power amplifier circuit with a power supply and a load resistor. The power supply is connected to the input of the amplifier, which is then connected to the ou
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by HansHamster 3y ago
> It will be quite a while before we get super conductors produced reliably.Of course the prerequisite is that a true super conductor is really created, in a lab condition, is going to take quite some time. We do have working super condu
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by HansHamster 4y ago
Tried to sign up for gcloud a couple of months ago using my >12 year old google account. Long story short, while I technically managed to sign up, I never managed to get my GPU quotas increased to anything above 0, support is non-existen
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by HansHamster 4y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20230206165943/https://unitednucl...
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by HansHamster 4y ago
The other models on Hugging Face I tried also worked fine... I'm not saying that everything is running perfectly or even that buying an AMD card for compute is a good idea at the moment, but there has been quite some progress even comp
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by HansHamster 4y ago
> Nothing actually works on non-NVidia hardware. "Actually works" is different from "theoretically works." A lot of what I use theoretically supports ROCm, but in practice, when you try to use it, you have enough bugs
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by HansHamster 4y ago
I managed to brick my Asrock X370 Taichi a while ago... I had hoped that a BIOS update would fix some issues that I had, but did not notice that they removed a few things, presumably to free space and add support for newer CPUs. The update
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by HansHamster 4y ago
> It's been stable to use and a joy to configure. X11 survives because of legacy and inertia, and I haven't looked back one second since the ~3 years I made the switch to Wayland/Sway. Good for you, but I had the completel
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by HansHamster 4y ago
An this unfortunately also makes a remaster of VOY and DS9 very unlikely. I also read somewhere that they used more digital effects and 3D renders which makes a remaster even more difficult, as it would basically require to update or even r
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by HansHamster 4y ago
> These aren't really "discoveries". These particles were already known to exist (or, to be precise, whose existence was predicted by the Standard Model, just like the Higgs boson). This is just the first time they have ac
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by HansHamster 4y ago
This also happened to me (twice) with ms accounts used only to log into Skype. And I just migrated my Minecraft account 2 days ago, let's see how that plays out... This just sounds to me like a "technically, you don't have to
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by HansHamster 5y ago
And it asks if you need a nap I need a nap. Okay, I'm well-rested now. But there is no option for "I did and I'm still tired" :/
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by HansHamster 5y ago
And the Touhou fanbase is really big both in Japan and outside. For music alone there are probably hundreds of artists and groups and there are lots of fan comics, videos, games, memes... the rabbit hole (no pun intended) goes really deep.
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by HansHamster 5y ago
Another issue (at least here) is that most positions are limited to 3-4 years and permanent positions in academia are quite rare and hard to get.
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by HansHamster 5y ago
> The problem may arise in a very long time due to water molecules progressively entering and exiting the enclosure during thousands of years. Or you know, after a couple of decades because the storage containers really don't like s
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by HansHamster 5y ago
> that always comes with the danger of not going through VPN if the connection somehow drops or you've restarted the machine its running on and the vpn started after the torrent client. My current setup uses namespaces to avoid this
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by HansHamster 5y ago
And what really annoys me about Lattice in particular is that they shut down their community forum and now there is basically no way to get any form of support when using a free license. A while ago I found a bug in Lattice Radiant that pro
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by HansHamster 6y ago
I've only used the bare chips on custom boards, so I have no experience with the eval boards. A popular board a few years ago was the iCEstick for about 20€, but I can't find it anywhere for that price now. The ICE40 breakout boar
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by HansHamster 6y ago
Check out IceStorm (+Yosys, nextpnr...) for a pretty complete open source toolchain for ice40 FPGAs. It's really amazing to go from the infuriating to use vendor tools with all their quirks and bugs to a single 'make' that ju
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by HansHamster 6y ago
Another option is to overclock the ram. Mine is rated for 2400 MHz and works fine up to 2666. It still 'runs' at 2800, but I get maybe 2-3 correctable ECC errors in an hour. But I'm of course not suggesting to run it in this
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by HansHamster 7y ago
Except that Valve develops and promotes Proton for running Windows games on Linux, which also uses DXVK and other tools.
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by HansHamster 7y ago
Latest Firefox here, takes a few minutes to load and all I get is a mostly black top half of the screen and a few seconds of 'video' stuttering along in the bottom half.
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by HansHamster 7y ago
Sure, but closed vs FOSS was not really my point. Just because it's closed doesn't mean the driver is bad from a purely technical/functional point of view and for many people that might be enough. The parent sounded like Nvid
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by HansHamster 7y ago
I'm really curious why so many people complain about Nvidia GPUs under linux. I've been running several Nvidia cards under linux over the last 10+ years without any serious issues. Back in the day Nvidia was really the only option
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by HansHamster 7y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1484/
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by HansHamster 7y ago
The programming joke goes something like this: #define SIX 1+5 #define NINE 8+1 return SIX*NINE;
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by HansHamster 7y ago
I had to install the out of tree version of it87 to get fan control working on my ASUS Prime X370-Pro. Unfortunately, the driver was abandoned last year, but copies of the code are still around on github.