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bigyabai
5mo ago
> How do I bring your app to the foreground if I can't see an icon anywhere? On GNOME? Alt-tab, super overview, or click the dock icon. It's literally not any more complex than multitasking on an iPad.
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> That's not even considering the lazy out tree patchwork support Nvidia does for their products For their ARM SOCs? Almost every single ARM OEM on the consumer market is begging you to use out-of-tree blobs for basic firmware suppo
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5mo ago
> It doesn’t matter that the language you use is memory-safe > nobody can trick me into mistaking lesser stars for my true destination The author seems to be in some level of denial around compile-time safety checks. They're righ
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5mo ago
US taxpayers buy the weapons.
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5mo ago
> Israelsplainers perhaps The Israeli wumao: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasbara Hasbara has no direct English translation, but roughly means "explaining". It is a communicative strategy that "s
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5mo ago
The M1 Max has an unusably slow GPU for inference. TTFT on real-world contexts can be over 10 minutes. > Nothing new here, apart from being able to use CUDA on a less power hungry system. CUDA has been running on ARM SOCs since the Tegra
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5mo ago
I've ran two gens of Jetson, two gens of Nvidia/Linux dGPU and one gen of Tegra. The dGPUs have much better drivers than the devkit hardware does.
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> Nvidia can barely scrape together one Ubuntu release per Jetson generation Why would they do more? It's an LTS distro, the Nvidia drivers are updated for as long as the hardware's compute capability is supported. Nvidia'
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5mo ago
Unlike the M5 Max, it should have usable context prefill. It's feasible to run 256k token workflows that would take the better half of an hour for TTFT on the M5.
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5mo ago
That's a good reason to support the mouse as a backup peripheral, but not a good reason to gimp keyboards in your interface. Seeing as both can be accommodated, I would argue it's an objective limitation of macOS.
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5mo ago
Can you quote where I said that?
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> I've seen claims that the M5 Max is roughly equivalent to ~4000 CUDA cores Who claimed that? The M5 is still a raster focused GPU, dedicated matmul blocks be damned. For some workloads that napkin math might work out, but for many
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> It's just a personal computer Your x86 machines were, but these are ARM SOCs. Many of them don't even support UEFI, let alone the upstream Linux kernel.
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It's been a joke ever since The Lost Cause was invented.
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Both of them can be true at the same time? Many people on HN are at the forefront of this technology, we're testing it in prod and telling each other what does or doesn't work. It's not anti-AI to use the AI and then document
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5mo ago
The Mac Studio (and DGX Spark, for that matter) aren't running SOTA-level models by a large margin. Time is money, and waiting on these half-baked solutions is a waste of them both. Especially concerning the Mac Studio, the GPU is far
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The essay establishes him as the sole reliable augur for history and "missing the mark" in Israel. No credible author asks that of their audience, I'd challenge you to name a single one that does.
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5mo ago
> First, my general attitude: I’m not interested in exploring all the ways that Israel has missed the mark > I won’t debate the history of the Middle East because it is irrelevant to resolving the conflict there It really sounds like
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5mo ago
Annoying heritage is still annoying.
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What question?
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Look on the bright side, at least you're not riding in Boeing's capsule.
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5mo ago
Maybe try reading the studies they cited and linked? https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S266637912... > In the first transfer experiment, most patient participants had been vaccinated prior
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BERT, then GPT-J/GPT-Neo and FLAN-T5
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Currency distortion field
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Maybe not your 3k computer, but that's why I ask.
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> A punchier defence of capitalism would work better in the social-media age than hand-wringing by uncharismatic centrists like Sir Keir Starmer. > [...] > Politicians must stop saddling the young with the burden of funding excessi
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5mo ago
Which 5-7k computer? It's entirely feasible to run Minimax 2.5 on a 3k computer.
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That's not the issue. The problem is financially supporting unprincipled businesses while virtue-signalling your conscientious objection.
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There are already local models that surpass 4.6 in benchmarks, they're just extremely difficult to run.
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5mo ago
> Exploding fireworks (explosives) I can't seem to find that one in my thesaurus.
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