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by Havoc 3mo ago
Got ECC udimm for my ddr4 server and was surprised to see it picking up errors occasionally (once every couple months). Likely from a weakness in one of the sticks. This far it’s always corrected it though so opted to keep them anyway (nobo
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by Havoc 3mo ago
You don’t need an espionage case to decide a provider is too much risk. The political unreliability alone is enough. Just takes one orange guy waking up in a foul mood one day and doing something erratic. That increases risk for using anyth
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by Havoc 3mo ago
The German providers have always been more aggressive on KYC & simply saying no to potential clients in some cases.
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Outside of corporate I think the world will just abandon MS. Their tactics has become so aggressive and their software so broken that it’s getting harder to ignore
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by Havoc 3mo ago
I’d imagine the training is hardware specific
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Alternatively cheapest fix is an m10 optane and nvme enclosure. You maybe need to enable usb quirks in the kernel depending on on enclosure. Costs about 20 bucks all in That’ll keep the rasp online for essentially forever cause optane isn’t
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Yeah I also try to compact/restart at 250k. I noticed though that it tracks with how big the project is so I guess the people needing more are just working on bigger projects
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by Havoc 3mo ago
More like a puddle than a moat
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Of all the policies they opt to roll back they pick that? This always seemed more like a streamlining effort for which much of the processes already exist (e.g. EUSS already uses pure online docs). Gov already has all that info. Meanwhile t
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by Havoc 3mo ago
>“McNair-Feldman Devices” (named after its fictional inventors) Is it just me or are a disproportionate amount of fictional technologies named after *man
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Push down official on paper limits while limiting real world backlash by artificially inflating real world usage above paper limits with resets.
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by Havoc 3mo ago
LG's bad faith actions aside I'd think this also casts significant doubt on MS's running of Win Update. Why are they allowing mystery crap to be installed on user machines on plugging in a device? All sort of aggressive drive
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by Havoc 3mo ago
It's so strange to me that tech crowd uses macs for use cases that spend all their time idle or serve some light http request. It's a glorified API gateway...it could run on a medium sized potato Almost like an entire generation j
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by Havoc 3mo ago
> hands down the fastest GPU ever for local LLM purposes Not really. On pure speed a 5090 will still comfortably beat a top end Mac configuration. Just constrained to 32gb mem ofc Top Mac has mem throughput around the 900 mark while a 50
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Gotta start somewhere
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Has anything changed about their corporate culture?
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by Havoc 3mo ago
20 degree drop. That’s crazy
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Not going to buy one but I am stoked. The more energy flows into Linux gaming the better
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Why are hardware manufacturers so shit at software? Whether it’s router safety or NVIDIA software hammering DNS servers hundreds of thousands of times or this. Across the board they seem below average competent when it comes to software. I
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by Havoc 3mo ago
>"no conversation please" Good for training data I guess - pure Question and Answer. Maybe they knew the platform would die so decided to optimise for that
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Evil as ICE no doubt is, I think the framing as "shuffles" to separate families and undermine due process as the intention is likely wrong even if that's a side-effect. If you had to fill 20 flights going to various countries
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by Havoc 3mo ago
It's a sound prediction on regulation, but I don't think that's enough. US is about 4% of world pop. And a lot of private use within those 4% will prioritize price. Still a huge market with disproportionate spending power but
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by Havoc 3mo ago
US labs must be sweating bullets. Not on tech side, but on finance. They have a pile of debt and VC expectations that count on vast future profitability
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Nice. I like this - adds a different perspective without adding drama
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Yet if the average corporate person does insider trading it comes with a prison sentence not pricing. It’s wild how banana republic level corrupt the US is all of a sudden. Really went from 0 to 100 in months
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by Havoc 3mo ago
This seems to be closest. Mentions who the API provider is by name which would suggest some realness https://investingnews.com/trump-media-and-technology-group-l...
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Same for Talos. Response is 100% hallucinations
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by Havoc 3mo ago
Indeed though Ollama has had drama from the start while LM studio has had zero to my knowledge. So bit more faith in them pulling off the transition in a mostly graceful manner
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by Havoc 3mo ago
It’s a standard OAI api so technically should work if the software has byok but would break ZAI ToS. They only allow the tools spelled out on their site They do update that but with lag
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by Havoc 3mo ago
I liked this article. Does a good job of framing some of the concerns around this in clear language. e.g. > Attachment Economy, which is an extractive business model that uses AI to lure people into forming emotional attachments to chatb

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