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by buildbot 2y ago
There’s always Stargate!
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by buildbot 2y ago
DJI/Hasselblad use it for their X1D/X2D line of cameras, based on the (accidentally) non-encrypted firmware for the X1D Mk II which has android stuff in it.
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by buildbot 2y ago
There’s at least one company that does kodachrome, but not in color: https://processonephoto.com/mail-order-film-processing.htm
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by buildbot 2y ago
I’ve worked 80 hours in a week at Microsoft; before a paper deadline. After though, I was able to work less and regain balance. It’s certainly not unheard of before any kind of deadline at many companies.
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by buildbot 2y ago
AI inference is actually typically bandwidth limited compared to training, which can re-use the weights for all tokens <sequence length> * <batch size>. Inference, specifically decoding, requires you to read all of the weights f
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by buildbot 2y ago
“HI. LAV A FLUSH HAS FAILED. NO SUCTION. CHEERS” Well, that would be awkward.
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by buildbot 2y ago
It’s a little known fact that x86 is literally Athena! Which I guess means Intel should be casting some lightning bolts towards AMD and others.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Cool, I didn’t find that one! Thanks. A single 192 core Epyc is 11k by itself, so I’d probably go for the simpler integrated M3 ultra solution…
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by buildbot 2y ago
Yes, I believe in theory a correctly written program could scale across sockets, depending on the problem at hand. But where is your data? For llama.cpp? For whatever dual socket CPU system you want. That’s all I am claiming.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Ah, I didn’t realize they’d upped the memory bandwidth to DDR5-6000 (vs 4800), thanks for the correction! The memory bandwidth does not double, I believe. See this random issue for a graph that has single/dual socket measurements, ther
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by buildbot 2y ago
M3 Ultra has 819GB/s, and a single epyc cpu with 12 channels has 460GB/s. As far as I know, llama.cpp and friends don’t scale across multiple sockets so you can’t use a dual socket Turin system to match the M3 Ultra. Also, 32GB DD
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by buildbot 2y ago
His original article caused me to stop using Ubiquiti for quite some, I am sure I am not alone. When his false claims were retracted, I was very annoyed that I was mislead and that he was only forced to admit the falsehoods; not pay for the
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The Savor… of upset fans!
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“Apple said it will issue additional guidance in the future to affected users and that it "does not have the ability to automatically disable it on their behalf."” From https://www.macrumors.com/2025/02/2
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If you have ADP, Leave it on and have them automatically delete it at some point? Otherwise yes. “Customers who are already using Advanced Data Protection, or ADP, will need to manually disable it during an unspecified grace period to keep
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It 100% feels like they HATED the original material.
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The CGI for the orbital being scuttled would be expensive I imagine, but very, very cool.
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Yeah, I’m really glad the Culture series will not be tarnished by amazon as well for now. Honestly I’d want a studio dedicated taking these long, beautiful series and making long, beautiful TV adaptions true to the books. Probably wouldn’t
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by buildbot 2y ago
Same, I was finishing my first read through as the show cane out. So disappointed… Lots of really major changes for very little reason. In the last episode of S2 Loial gets stabbed with the ruby hilted dagger, which is typically extremely l
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by buildbot 2y ago
Now there’s a good comedic callback (For those lucky 10000: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat )
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I think because of that very error - it’s not advocating that, but it’s so easy to think you must always be like that, when reading articles like this.
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In case others like me don’t know what a Majorana particle is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majorana_fermion “A Majorana fermion (/maɪəˈrɑːnə/[1]) or Majorana particle is a fermion that is its own antipartic
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Yep, this is what I learned in Grad school as well. First author is the primary person doing the work typically, then their advisor will be the last, and then you work towards the middle. So names in the middle of a paper typically contribu
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Unironically, yes - You can find many sources online by googling it: https://www.stansac.com/blog/are-garbage-disposals-bad-for-p... It could be that it never happens, but most food waste should go in the trash or idea
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FYI, don’t dispose of food waste in a garbage disposal. It’s good for dealing with a small amount of food, but pipes are not designed for mass undigested food waste.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Someone in my family has macular degradation, it seems like an awful and incredibly hard way to loose your vision slowly over years. Hopefully your wife's vision is not getting worse too fast, autoimmune sounds bad still, as someone wi
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For whatever reason both macos and freebsd have this effect. So many useful, mystery binaries. Macos does sometime ship cool cli tools deep in the built in Apps which makes discovery harder.
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Terrible hypothetical idea: Let’s engineer a bunker fuel additive with even more global cooling properties than sulfur! We should probably just reduce consumption and emissions though.
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2012? If we are using Alexnet as the "starting" mark for DNN training on GPUs. Though probably there were efforts before that, Alexnet is the most well known for sure.
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>Intel correctly identified AI as the future I'd say this is true - they just failed to execute meaningfully on it. They were adding stuff like VNNI back in 2018, buying Nervana and Habana, but then just...didn't do much with i

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