Szpadel

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by Szpadel 2y ago
I have weird desktop system on ASRock motherboard. I have 2 ethernet (10gbe and 1gbe) ports and WiFi build in. i have 10gbe network so ofc I want to use 10gbe port. the issue that I discovered after many hours of debugging is that 10gbe por
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by Szpadel 2y ago
of course, but to evaluate or train better LLM you need to have first some framework/application like gh spark working. just look at aider and how well it's able to estimate llm coding performance. like with everything in the past
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by Szpadel 2y ago
why not put it on max gear with brakes fully pressed? it should not have enough power to continue
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by Szpadel 2y ago
sure, but I would think some special case when we expect car to have 0 speed to not request any torque from its motor. IMO three is no case where car should request any torque when been in neutral
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by Szpadel 2y ago
and that's why iPhones never catched up
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I don't get argumentation, swapping "current" symlink to point to another version worked for years as atomic way to swap 2 site versions using sqlite for static content might have other benefits, but i don't think that t
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by Szpadel 2y ago
automotive application can mean as well use as windshield or wipers motors
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by Szpadel 2y ago
let's assume that this takes off and it will become standard addition for our WiFi devices. Given big range of this technology, how this handle air congestion when we would have hundreds maybe thousands of devices in range? I expect lo
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by Szpadel 2y ago
for anyone else that does not see the expected blog page: https://web.archive.org/web/20241006115043/https://blog.toma...
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by Szpadel 2y ago
that might be something similar to why diesels mix exhaust gas with fresh air, but that might be just to purify exhaust gases better - I'm no expert
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I like to compare this to SSD vs HDD. Why even invest in HDD development when SSDs are so much better? Right now almost all consumers use SSDs because they are affordable for space most people need. And I remember how we were transitioning
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by Szpadel 2y ago
That would be fine for second car. I need form time to time visit family that is about 270km one way mosty on a highway The 500km mark is calculated in ideal conditions, flat street at 60km/h or something like that in more realistic hi
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I think many of people here live in US and assume that it everywhere things look similar. in my European country electric infrastructure is not ready for electric cars and with current energy prices this makes no financial sense. I own plu
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by Szpadel 2y ago
but theoretically: because this does not require heat gradient (I assume that's impossible, they just base on micro gradients) you could fold this hundreds times to get much more from area
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I had similar issue with my 3950x I had stability issues with 3600MT, so I optimized clicks instead (I loaded XMP profile and then changed clock to lower value before tightening clocks with memtest runs in between) What people often don&#x2
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by Szpadel 2y ago
yes, but gpt-4o-mini costs very little so you probably will spend well under $1/month
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by Szpadel 2y ago
it's not always that straight forward to connect xdebug to where you need it, especially if that is triggered by some API call from external uncontrolled system. if that error could just trigger some generic error like product/ent
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by Szpadel 2y ago
so I can consider myself very lucky and unlucky at the same time. I had data corruption on zfs filesystem that destroyed whole pool to unrecoverable state (zfs was segfaulting while trying to import, all recovery zfs features where crashing
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I'm plus subscriber and I have o1-preview and o1-mini available
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I think async vs threads is about completely different trade-off. Nowadays all operating systems so preemptive scheduling, but green threads (and all async by the extent) use cooperative scheduling. I believe most of discussion here is act
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by Szpadel 2y ago
1. In case dmarc is not passed you get extra red banner with warning to forwarded email 2. Yes you get special email to reply-to field that allows sending from alias, but you have to make sure you remove included banner containing alias dea
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I use self hosted anonaddy instance for such purpose and have dedicated alias for each registration. It forwards received emails to my main mailbox with added header telling me source email with note about where I used that address. that wa
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by Szpadel 2y ago
the other saying I know is: "you can see laser only twice in your life, once with your eye and second time with the remaining one"
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by Szpadel 2y ago
it's hard to know if you have eye damage, we have big blind spots right in the center of our eyes that we are not aware of. our brain can fill out missing data from context and the same happens with eye damage. with progressing damage
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by Szpadel 2y ago
interesting side note, our brain is compensating for delay, it can do it to around 250ms so if anything lags up to that amount our brain will compensate and make it feel imstantenious there was interesting experiment that I reproduced at un
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by Szpadel 2y ago
> 4. memory attention: SAM2 is a transformer with memory across frames! special "object pointer" tokens stored in a "memory bank" FIFO queue of recent and prompted frames. Has this been explored in language models? wh
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by Szpadel 2y ago
imagine scenario, you have to pick your timezone. we have a lot of timezones and initially selected one is on the other side of the world. you want to deselect the one you see and then scroll to the other end of the lost to select the one y
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by Szpadel 2y ago
that's probably bad idea but I would like to learn why: why when we have a conditional branch we cannot just fetch and prepare instructions for both possible branches and then discard the incorrect one? is this that much harder or ther
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by Szpadel 2y ago
in Linux you can rename your own process name, many applications do that to name their threads or to describe what they are doing isn't it just much easier to rename our process to looks like kernel thread or some other process? we cou
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by Szpadel 2y ago
even better you can actually commit to other forks if they creates pull request to you. (there is checkbox allowing that when you are opening PR that I bet almost noone noticed) I reported that years ago and all they changed it that they ex

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