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by Tepix 11mo ago
Hosting a SOTA AI model is something that can be separated well from the rest of your cloud deployments. So you can pretty much choose between lots of vendors and that means margins will probably not be that great.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
The article mentions " the $10 Raspberry Pi Zero ". I feel this is rewriting history. The Raspberry Pi Zero was $5 when it was released back in 2015. It was mostly out of stock, but I did manage to get one unit at that price event
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by Tepix 11mo ago
> So you can't host commercial projects or anything the GitHub org finds 'icky'. I don't think that's accurate. What's your source?
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by Tepix 11mo ago
The idea of these random openings (called XOT) has been around for at least 10 years. https://berg.earthlingz.de/xot/
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by Tepix 11mo ago
The best boards are the tournament boards from Megahouse. They are bit difficult to get outside of Japan. But don't let hold you back. Start playing online for starters. https://othelloacademy.weebly.com/othello-boards.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
From what I understand a Solar lens telescope could only point to a single destination. Btw 500 AU is 69 light hours.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
No, it won't let me backup my data. It lets them backup my data and I still cannot access it outside of the Signal app.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
It has various improvements and you can also use your private signal server. I believe it also lets you backup your data! How about that for digital sovereignty.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
The Signal Android app is AGPL licensed. What should the lawsuit be about?
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Interesting article. Minor correction: $(cat n18.10A403.kextlist | sed 's/^/--bundle-id /') - this weird expression appends --bundle-id to every line from the file at n18.10A403.kextlist. It prepends &qu
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Yes, the distances are mind-boggling. There are a few somewhat realistic solutions for making such a trip in the forseeable future. If you send something of significant mass, it is certain to take a long time. So we're either talking g
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Indeed. I think the main reason to send thousands of probes is increasing the odds that they will survive the trip and also be in the right position to gather usable data to transmit back. Also once you have created the infrastructure of hu
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Do the long tail websites really have a problem with cost for their delivery? I don't think so. I'm sorry to say that with this plugin, you're just adding to the pervasive tracking enabled by widespread use of Cloudflare.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
I came here to say this. I find the following to be quite misleading: Bandwidth Saver respects your privacy and your visitors’ privacy: Does not track visitors Does not use cookies Does not collect analytics Does not phon
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by Tepix 11mo ago
I think I‘ll try adding Bluetooth to my old Imax B6 charger to get that data. Looks like Atorch DL24 battery tester can be used for that at a cost of around $22 or so. And the Tuya BW150 also has WiFi in and acts as a HID device for a coupl
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by Tepix 11mo ago
What‘s the easiest and hopefully cheapest way to get a setup where I can do theses tests myself? Is there a charger / discharger with a USB interface that will let me access this data?
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by Tepix 11mo ago
This article doesn't mention the suitability of the Strix Halo systems for running MoE LLMs that use much of its 128GB 256-bit DDR5-8000 memory.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
It's the people you follow and perhaps your Mastodon instance. I suggest setting one up on your own.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Yes, it's disappointing frankly to see how many smart people still are on X. Then again it's disappointing to see how many people with fuck you money don't say "fuck you".
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Nice! So you wrote this three years ago according to the git timestamps? You can add it to the list at https://gist.github.com/XlogicX/8204cf17c432cc2b968d138eb639... I think there are already at least two Pong game th
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World Othello Championship Finals(flipthedisc.com)
9 points by Tepix 11mo ago|6 comments
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by Tepix 11mo ago
It's finals day at the world Othello championship 2025 in Ankara, Turkey. You can watch the games on flipthedisc and watch livestreams at https://www.youtube.com/@WorldOthello/streams
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by Tepix 11mo ago
The claim „Othello is solved“ is contested, look at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38141366
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World Othello Championships 2025(woc2025.worldothello.org)
2 points by Tepix 11mo ago|3 comments
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by Tepix 11mo ago
The World Othello Championship 2025 is about to start with one of the strongest top field ever. Featuring 5 times World champion Takanashi, 3 times World champion Shaman, 2 times World champion Suekuni and several more World Champions: Kuri
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by Tepix 11mo ago
I had a pretty slick Toshiba Libretto L1 from Japan at the time - twice as wide as long, with a 1280x600 display. Its 600Mhz Transmeta Crusoe CPU was pretty slow, unfortunately. Like a Celeron 333Mhz IIRC.
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by Tepix 11mo ago
What about the appreciation of nature?
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by Tepix 11mo ago
Carmack laid the foundation for the all-in-one VR headsets.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Interesting. Netrek ran at 10 fps (or rather, 10 refreshes of player coordinates), nowadays I think they are moving to 60 game ticks per second (with approximate cloaked player positions getting updates less frequently of course).
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by Tepix 1y ago
Thanks!

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