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by Sabinus 3y ago
That's what I've been playing with. I can load 9 layers of a mixtral descendant into the 12gb vram for GPU and the rest into ~28gb ram for the CPU to work on. It chugs the system sometimes but the models are interestingly capable.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
>the obvious response will be that country will ban your apps in return I agree in general, although in this particular most Western apps are banned in TikTok country of origin anyway.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Firefox version?
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by Sabinus 3y ago
>your service area can't overlap any other service area, regardless of how awful it is That's regulatory capture by the majors. They don't want actual competition to reduce the value of their 'investments' so the
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by Sabinus 3y ago
When rolling out the fiber network in Australia, NBN Co (government owned) kept the ownership of the fiber optic but on-sells capacity to retailers. It would take a lot of money to buy out the American incumbents, but perhaps this would be
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Looks nice, I've loaded it into FF and I'll give it a go. Thanks for sharing.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The methane emitters in the satellite image are doing far, far more than merely existing.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Last time I installed Windows 11, I found that I could not skip the 'use a Microsoft account as your local account' that Microsoft really encourages. In anger I spammed the back and forward button ~5 times. Suddenly, the option to
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by Sabinus 3y ago
>In my estimation the only thing sanctions would do is push Israel toward its final solution to the palestinian problem as they no longer see a downside to ending the issue once and for all. Now that's an interesting thought, I hadn
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by Sabinus 3y ago
How close does it come to intentionally targeting civilians?
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The Israelis might not have the appetite to administer Gaza themselves. They would want an Arab state to take it but no one wants that headache and they prefer using the Palestinian issue to bash Israel. UN, maybe?
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The Israelis would continue the war with Hamas with no US support and a ceasefire in the UN. The US won't sacrifice it's relationship with Israel to try to force a resolution on an intractable issue that doesn't really concer
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by Sabinus 3y ago
>ISIS was a bunch of European guys who got radicalized and then travelled to the middle east >there were thousands of Europeans in ISIS' ranks, along with fighters from many other nationalities Why did you start off with such str
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by Sabinus 3y ago
>avoiding the solution The West isn't the one avoiding the solution. If it were up to us, two state would have been sorted decades ago, as evidenced by the repeated peace summits the US has hosted. Israel believe they can't int
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by Sabinus 3y ago
This appeal doesn't make sense to me. You want dang to remove a non offensive comment about Jewish treatment in Europe?
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Genocide isn't about kill counts, it's about goals and the way you go about achieving them.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The cynic in me would conclude that the former NASA admin has personal, professional and perhaps economic ties to Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Can't that 51% of shareholders vote on a new board and CEO if the existing ones refuse demands?
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The Cold War was a very intense period of history.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Interesting. Further divides to the Chinese and worldwide market.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
How could the appeal judge be so wrong? They're supposed to get expert testimony.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
>neither have any interest in starting or perpetuating the war I don't think this is strictly true. Cutting Russia of from unimpeded Black Sea access and draining their resources in a (for America, cheap) proxy war are both in Weste
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Then you would undermine the ability of Capital to isolate and shame higher taxing areas.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The characters in the story are white, set in a pretty white society by a white author. It's a piece of white culture. Nothing wrong with that, it just is.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
I think you're being a bit uncharitable with the intentions of the author. From the author in the comment section of the blog post from your first link: 'I’m showing this email here on my blog as an insight into what it is to be D
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by Sabinus 3y ago
The first blog post of the Data Coladia fraud exposure series: https://datacolada.org/109 Francesca Gino's response: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/francescagino_i-want-to-be-ve...
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by Sabinus 3y ago
Plex is trying to pivot to legitimacy and become a streaming service.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
If you're an iMessage user, don't you want your messages to non apple users to be encrypted? Kicking them out of the system makes your messages less secure, not more secure.
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by Sabinus 3y ago
I would recommend the addition of a cheeky ™ after "blazingly fast".
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by Sabinus 3y ago
I think a huge reason Steam can pursue the strategy it has is because it's privately owned. Without the pressures of anonymous shareholder returns and 'cutting edge' new CEO ideas aka John Riccitiello, Steam can make consider

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