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Tepix
4mo ago
FUZIX is a better fit. https://codeberg.org/EtchedPixels/FUZIX
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4mo ago
It's the amount of little icons and bold text. And then phrases like "No NAT, No Port-forwards" Also details like the light blue boxes being swapped.
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4mo ago
It's also slightly different because this project is for the Pi Pico.
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4mo ago
The pic "AI Slop 2. A Real World Situation" is great, the USB cable is connected to the wrong end of the Pico!
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4mo ago
It's only DDR5 memory.
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4mo ago
Thanks. Is the result deployed anywhere?
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4mo ago
Yes it will be out of reach for at home but it will be a good option for small companies.
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4mo ago
If you want decent performance (more than say 20 tokens/s) for your dev team, you absolutely do need all of the model in VRAM.
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4mo ago
The deltas are wrong. The bars above the label "Infinite Real-World Envs" show growth for example from approx 42 to 55 but the red label says "+7.1". It's wrong for all of them.
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4mo ago
The labels of the very first chart (figure 1, bottom left) are obviously wrong which casts a doubt on the entire paper.
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4mo ago
These bugs are indeed important, you need them once you‘ve found a bug in an application.
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4mo ago
For me it doesn't. Perhaps it's a cookie setting? Anyway, lovely video.
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4mo ago
$50K seems low if you want to run, say, GLM 5.2 4bit fast enough for a team for devs. You need something like 6x RTX Pro 6000 at $11800 each plus a nice server (add $10000) = $80800 and then quite a bit of electricity.
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4mo ago
What's the irrational part? There's sky high demand.
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4mo ago
My hope is on Intel Crescent Island with 480GB. I don't need 8x H200 performance (and cost), but I would like to run GLM 5.2 Q8.
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4mo ago
With some previous versions of YOLO I‘ve found pages that run it in real-time locally on your browser, analyzing the webcam. Is there a demo like that available for YOLO26?
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4mo ago
I think there is a gap right now for running large models such as GLM 5.2 in Q4 or Q8. My hope is on Intel Crescent Island 480GB cards. Let‘s see how expensive they‘ll be.
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4mo ago
Source?
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4mo ago
Use quantisation.
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4mo ago
It's a hack. A one-liner. Go crazy with it. Or touch grass ;-) Oh yeah and favicon isn't part of the DOM.
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4mo ago
Instead of going via pixels, why not use a SVG favicon and directly store markup inside it and extract it? Use this favicon.svg: <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <circle cx="50%&
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4mo ago
Existing nuclear power plants can be very cheap at $30 – $40 / MWh New nuclear power plants would be much more expensive at $180 / MWh or more, due to strict modern regulations. Even with these regulations, there is no nuclear pla
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4mo ago
No. Nuclear is neither price competitive, nor is it available quick enough. Go fully renewable. Add batteries, like Google is doing. Just one example: https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2026/02/24/google-to-deploy-wo
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4mo ago
I, for one, want to choose for myself whether to block other instances or not. You seem to not tolerate this opinion. A "main instance" is contrary to the whole idea of a Fediverse anyway.
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4mo ago
Aren't Macbooks limited to 128GB RAM? FP4 would require >350GB RAM + KV cache, so no.
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4mo ago
Are the emojis on Apple (macOS, iOS etc) vector graphics these days?
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4mo ago
It was a cool story, no doubt. > Love your writing skills as well! I‘d say it was heavily AI assisted
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4mo ago
There's always lowendbox.com but Hetzner was more reliable than most of those vendors.
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4mo ago
This only applies to the US, or does it?
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4mo ago
Woah, really? Usually in crontab lines everything has to match. I consider this to be a bug. But first I‘d check the behavior of other crons ;-)
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