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Mashimo
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1mo ago
The options range from is A to H. It's not yes or no.
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1mo ago
Odd that there not already is a minimum threshold in place. This would even apply when selling a few electronic knik knaks on ebay?
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1mo ago
I get it, they want to stop scammeers to sign up with domains that look close like a real email provider. In this case web.de
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2mo ago
> reasons to route LLM queries at large scale? Convenience. Paying only one provider, but get access to different models hosted around the world. Need a model for a project where latency matters? EU hosted and ZDR for another customer? C
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2mo ago
I think npm install can be very very slow on large projects. Think minutes.
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2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49232110
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2mo ago
I think the latest ThinkPad t14 did get a 10/10 from ifixit repairability score.
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2mo ago
This article is about vision, not image output.
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2mo ago
> Make an adapter that connects my shop vac hose to the dust port on my table saw Hah, that is actually what I need right now and I also wanted to 3d print it :D
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2mo ago
> People should get out of there and enjoy more of their free time! I think that would be a net negative for me. Instead of posting questions on the local facebook group or selling something on marketplace I would have to print it out an
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2mo ago
We just had 3 ladders stolen from our house. After a few days of wondering we posted in the local facebook group and got a respons after 5 minutes. Now we have them back. I do wish there was a valid electronic alternativ. Hosted in our own
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2mo ago
I think he is specificlly talking to the person with "RTX 5090 and 64 GB of RAM" Not the greater "you"
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2mo ago
You mean the model itself? Yeah, probably not needed if you self host. If they run a service that they sell and they are a bigger player like Alibaba, I doubt they can just ignore it.
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2mo ago
If the Chinese want to sell to EU customers, they probably have to do the same.
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2mo ago
Don't you think OpenAI will do this too soon?
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2mo ago
Odd, why has Hamburg and Berlin stayed the same population in the last 30 years?
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2mo ago
You will hate his stirling bike. I love his entusiasmen for engineering and having the drive for a multi year project, even when the result is just another trebuchet. All while teaching physic in an entertaining way. I don't get how th
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2mo ago
Mate, you are on HACKERnews. We are all about this.
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2mo ago
> The result gives a total memory footprint reduced by 66%, from 123.6 GB in full precision to 42.5 GB with the smallest models variants. Combining this with our dynamic VRAM offloading enables a next-generation 2K video model to run loc
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2mo ago
Well yeah kinda. ZDF did help I guess? German / Danish production with Danish director, with mostly German being spoken.
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2mo ago
Do you also have anything from the last 25 years? :D Those are some old movies. I can suggest "Land of Mine" but it's now also over 10 years old.
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2mo ago
It might be good compared to other countries, but it still "feels" strange. Unsettling. I rather have the undubbed version. Big budget animated movies often have great dubbing.
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2mo ago
It's one of the things I can't stand. Just by hearing, not even seeing the actors or knowing the movie title, you can hear it's a dubbed movie. I always find it uncanny to listen to. A lot of Germans have Satellite TV, where
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2mo ago
> Other people have the right to rest on Sundays too, so you force as many activities to shutdown as possible to make it so. Mhh, yeah I guess. I do love my Sunday shopping though.
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2mo ago
> The US also isn't energy-limited. I have not looked into it, but I have heard a lot of new data center have to run on site gas turbine on trailers to have enough power. If the US is not energy limited, why they do that?
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2mo ago
> although I found it easier to listen to the normal news (e.g. tagesschau) Tagesschau also has a version in "simple German" and you can turn on subtitles: https://www.tagesschau.de/tagesschau_in_einfacher_spra
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2mo ago
> I didn't hesitate to complain (with Lärmprotokoll) to my landlord. True Alman spottet. No loud noises on Sunday (mowing lawn, home renovations etc) I can get behind. But I truly don't get why Germans collectively dislikes sh
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2mo ago
Works fine for me via opencode go.
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2mo ago
A believe you. But it's not like that for everyone. Every raw editor I ever used was strictly for editing a single project at a time.
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2mo ago
It's 390 EUR / 450 USD for a software without updates that I use a couple of times privately per year. I'm not proud of it. But I'm also not really ashamed.
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