_zoltan_

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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
20B over 10 years. so 5 million EUR now, and then let's forget this next year... even if they truly spend 20B over 5 years, it's nothing.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
check out the revolut sub on Reddit and you'll see random people getting a ridiculous amount of KYC for even a couple hundred or low thousands of euro.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
screw regulation when a bank transfer isn't instant and the bank can do all kinds of checks and hold your money hostage for days or weeks.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I do this but this means two things: * I am tied to paying the exit node so my identity is known to the provider * I am responsible for the upkeep of said node
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
Wireguard doesn't give you exit nodes, it's just the encrypted L3 stack. Whomever is responsible for your exit nodes actually gives you this functionality. If it's tailscale itself then they use mullvad nodes as exit nodes wh
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
until there is a user friendly app like messenger or whatsapp, nobody is going to use these.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
can you elaborate? this is news to me.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I'm also with Init7 :)
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I mean they are completely unrelated things serving different purposes. I get that this is a US centric forum so most people commenting are in the great divide between two political parties, but geez.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
25 and 100 Gbps is commodity at this point. yes it's a bit of a pain to run fiber in the walls but worth it.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I wish there was a filesystem which could put all hot data on the NVMe and all cold data on the backend pool easily. can ZFS do this today?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I run 25Gbps home from my ISP and to my desktop from my NAS I run also 25Gbps.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
SATA? In 2025? NVMe all the way.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
to help them interpret other commenters' comments?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
the GH/GB line is also based around Arm. the CPU here doesn't matter.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I have 25 Gbps symmetric ethernet from my ISP (not XGPON). they are talking about rolling out 100 Gbps.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
why criticize something in the first place when you clearly have not even looked at the product?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
because they realized it sucked.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
the comment you're replying to meant that your text is super cringe.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
where can I get a 20kWh battery for 1k USD? here in Switzerland 1kWh is 1k CHF.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
if you're the US government, this makes sense. invest into your own chip maker.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
This shows me you are not aware of just how much work goes into EUV and beyond besides simply buying the machine.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
yes but we need a lot of SOAP and XML. soon. /s :)
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
thanks! very interesting that they got a custom SKU.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
please link me a B200 (not a B300) system with CX8 that uses gen6 x16 instead of gen5 x32. to the best of my knowledge this does not exist, but I'd be happy to stand corrected. (the official NVIDIA DGX B200 is gen5).
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
that article is from last March. the plan was indeed for the GB200 board to support gen6 but it didn't happen and GB300 will rectify it. at least that's my best educated guess, looking at supermicro's public spec sheet and th
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
what I don't get: why doesn't AMD just roll Gen6 out in their CPU, bifurcate it to Gen5, and boom, you have 48x2 Gen5s? same argument for gen5 bifurcated to gen4. this would solve the biggest issue with non-server motherboards: no
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
GB300 has Gen6 so I am pretty sure GV200 would have it at least. I'm fairly sure they are cooking Gen7 already into CX9.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
into a Gen6 Bianca board (baseboard for GB300). that's it today. how you use those today is twofold: - Gen5 x32 via two x16 slots (this is how most people use them) - use actually the CX8 as your PCIe switch directly to your GPUs: htt
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
while the B200 chip itself could do PCIe6 as it was planned for GB200, there is no system around it with Gen6. the official DGX B200 is just PCIe5. GB300 is indeed Gen6.

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