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Teknomadix
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10mo ago
They really are nice machines. The p series are even better. I'm using a P14s Gen 6 AMD as my daily driver and it is just a fabulous little machine
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10mo ago
I was referring to: Lenovo Thinkpad T14 Gen 5 - AMD Ryzen 5 8540U 14" - Touchscreen - 1920 x 1200 WUXGA - 16GB DDR5-512GB SSD - AMD Radeon 740M Laptop -Model Number 21MC003XUS
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10mo ago
geohot: "I want a laptop with a high-end AMD chip, great Linux power management, good docs, solid build, and a normal name" My brother in christ, the ThinkPad T14s Gen 5 AMD exists. Zen 5, aluminum chassis, legendary Linux suppo
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11mo ago
Long before 2100, critical AI system will no longer be operating from this soil. They are in Earths orit, and on its moon.
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11mo ago
Point taken, but actually it's 16gb soldered and 32GB DDR4 SO-DIMM @2400mhz for a total of 48GB.
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11mo ago
My daily driver for several years now has been an AMD Ryzen 7 powered ThinkPad t495. $120 used. After upgrading the RAM to 64gb it felt very snappy and usable. I run NixOS / Hyprland with rofi/waybar. When an accident happene
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1y ago
Disagree; I drive a 40 year old Mercedes-Benz turbo diesel sedan for the exact opposite reason that nothing made today is as effective and reliable with comparative economy and comfort. My huge tank of a vehicle is safe, comfortable, and
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1y ago
Yolo has actually been shown to be run on 15-year-old Canon cameras. They in no way have the power of my Nvidia Jetson. But they can run the model just the same. No cloud necessary. These small devices, well maybe not being able to proces
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1y ago
You're entirely missing the point. Unless you can build the robot in question and the infrastructure that supports it's ability to operate, you will never own one. You will be a renter of hardware and services and you will be sub
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1y ago
My new T-shirt
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1y ago
From the Figure Master Plan: "Today, manual labor compensation is the primary driver of goods and services prices, accounting for ~50% of global GDP (~$42 trillion/yr), but as these robots “join the workforce,” everywhere from fac
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1y ago
Doing what you love is fully justified in 2025.
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1y ago
Not necessarily. There are lots of use cases for on device AI inference. I run YOLO on an Nvidia Jetson powered Lenovo Think Edge, which processes incoming video at full frame rates on four channels with recognition and classification for
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1y ago
GaN in action!
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1y ago
Long ago I used a Nokia N900 running Maemo Mobile Linux. Later I tried the N9 running MeeGo Harmatten. Thes were the first true "Smart Phone" devices I encountered. Sadly the Microsoft involvement in Nokia's affairs led t
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1y ago
I want to run this on a Steam Deck!
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1y ago
This vibe coded app totally is helpful. Improved my score from an abysmal 40% in under 15 units to above 95% accuracy. Also realize that I have skin lesion that warrant an immediate dermatologist visit. Your characterizations are unnecessar
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1y ago
Interesting. I've never really thought much about Samsung phones because I always felt that they were really full of bloatware and features that seemed to distract more than present usefulness. Knox sounds like a pretty awesome feature
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1y ago
Similarly, the standard definitions of intelligence break down when we look at borderline cases like simple algorithms, collective insect behavior, or AI systems. Viruses particularly exemplify “intelligence” is better understood as a spect
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1y ago
As far as I'm aware—I first must admit with the caveat that I really only know about these early mechanical turbo diesel Mercedes-Benz. I don't pay attention to any of the petrol versions and most of the later versions I have no i
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1y ago
Where's the license that discloses the underlying open source software?
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1y ago
I can confirm as an owner of several W124 vehicles, most notably the 1987 North American market S124, this is the 300 TDT, a station wagon version of the W124 chassis with the OM603 turbo diesel. Currently my wagons clock has just over 370,
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1y ago
It's our fault—we've all been overusing emojis and the em—dash for years.
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1y ago
Starlink was successful from very early on and started bringing it's parent SpaceX ramen money from day one of the networks public availability. They have continued to improve the hardware and steadily grow their user base. Pull up
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1y ago
I clicked. I didn't cry.
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1y ago
Speaking of ripgrep, adding `rg`, `fzf` and a few other tools to my Claude config seems to have been helpful in reducing token consumption and improving agents capabilities. I'm curious what other tools people are giving their agents
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1y ago
Appears broken when looking for 5g routers.
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1y ago
Demoscene. A number of countries meaning Norway, Sweden and Finland?