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by Tepix 1y ago
Looks like Ollama is focusing more and more on non-local offerings. Also their performance is worse than say vLLM. What's a good Ollama alternative (for keeping 1-5x RTX 3090 busy) if you want to run things like open-webui (via an Open
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by Tepix 1y ago
Interesting. I did this google search and i get this: "Yes, coffee is predominantly water , with a standard cup of brewed coffee being about 98% water and the remaining 1-2% being solids like caffeine and antioxidants. Because water fo
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by Tepix 1y ago
You're saying he didn't accompany Musk on his trips to Russia when he wanted to buy a rocket (before founding SpaceX)?
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by Tepix 1y ago
Wow, that's a real fuckup.
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by Tepix 1y ago
My thoughts exactly. I read on their website that they're a two person team who care about privacy. But how do they finance their work on these tools? Are they still figuring it out? Do they have a sustainable business model?
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by Tepix 1y ago
In general, if all you do is inference with a model that’s in VRAM, you’re right. OTOH it’s simply a matter of picking the right mainboard. If you have one of those sweet new MoE models that won‘t completely fit in your VRAM, offloading mea
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by Tepix 1y ago
Aren‘t we close to getting much cheaper batteries with Sodium? https://www.geeky-gadgets.com/catl-sodium-ion-battery-packs/
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by Tepix 1y ago
In general I can too, but try copying items from the "key specifications". Or perhaps I just had the impression because you can't mark text because I can't tell which text is marked and which isn't when marking text
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by Tepix 1y ago
Sell it? There are people who want a rig like this.
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by Tepix 1y ago
OK, here's my quick critique of the article (having built a similar AM4-based system in 2023 for 2300€): 1) [I thought] The page is blocking cut & paste. Super annoying! 2) The exact mainboard is not specified exactly. There are 4
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by Tepix 1y ago
The 0.96“ OLEDs (not all of them true RGB) have been dirt cheap on AliExpress for years now.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Last time i tried Luanti (when it was still called Minetest) I ran into serious bugs rightaway. I reported them and a year later they still weren't fixed. I hope the quality has improved since then. It's nice to have a free altern
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by Tepix 1y ago
I'm just going to point to Perplexity here since this is rather basic: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/how-does-wearing-ai-powered...
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by Tepix 1y ago
Even if you don't use Nostr as a microblogging social network, it can provide a useful layer. For example Trystero https://oxism.com/trystero (MIT licensed) can use it to establish P2P WebRTC connections without requir
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by Tepix 1y ago
Can't you let your phone know that the USB-C is not connected to headphones?
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by Tepix 1y ago
You seem to be based in Europe. Do you not realize that using these glasses in public will violate the GDPR, making this gadget useless?
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by Tepix 1y ago
That discussion also mentions: "Framasoft is maintaining a soft fork called Mostlymatter that removes the arbitrary user limits"
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by Tepix 1y ago
Luckily, IP addresses (in particular for websites) and bandwidth can be shared with many devices.
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by Tepix 1y ago
The original Raspberry Pi Zero was a good deal at $5 or even at $10. Too bad it was always poorly available and mostly bundled with overpriced dongles, power supplies, SD cards etc.
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by Tepix 1y ago
That's not the only study that concluded that your cognitive abilities decline when using LLMs. There have been at least eight. Here are two: "The impact of digital technology, social media, and artificial intelligence on cognitiv
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by Tepix 1y ago
We also know from studies that it makes us less capable, i.e. it rots our brains.
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Explaining, at some length, Techmeme's 20 years of consistency(news.techmeme.com)
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by Tepix 1y ago
You're naively assuming that Apple will always act in your best interests,which they don't: In 2017, Apple secretly throttled the performance of older iPhones to prevent shutdowns, without informing users. In the butterfly keyboar
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by Tepix 1y ago
I don't think it will be that ground-breaking in practice. There have been similar apps in the past, it's just an improvement in convenience.
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by Tepix 1y ago
For servers, i agree 100%. For desktop systems, not so much.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Pro tip: Use the command timedatectl list-timezones to get a list of all timezones your debian based OS recognises. For your convenience, here is a list for a Debian 13 box with 628 entries: https://pastes.io/output
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by Tepix 1y ago
Have you looked at Trystero https://oxism.com/trystero to establish the WebRTC connection? I used it on a small PoC last week and it worked well. Thanks to latching on to various decentralized services (Nostr etc) you don’t
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by Tepix 1y ago
Great to see this piece of history preserved. We need more innovative game controllers!
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by Tepix 1y ago
You can have the battery replaced
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by Tepix 1y ago
I agree. > Right now, theoretically, I can do this by backing up to my phone You don't have this option on iOS right now.

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