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christkv
6mo ago
calibre? I mean that's what I use with my old kindle.
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My vega 56 still has 400gb/s of memory which is still insane for how old the card is.
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6mo ago
Just wait if they go public. Claude 5.4 fails the Pelican test stock sheds 20% of value pf news. Wall street wonders if the lack of front wheel means there is something seriously wrong with the stocks underlying value
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6mo ago
PhD was always a fools errand. There are only so many possible professorships with tenure and the people there never seem to retire because obviously they like being paid that good money and being basically able to do what they want.
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6mo ago
There is the whole dead internet theory that I think will happen. Anything not in person is potentially a lie or at best bots.
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It feels like a repeat of the dot com infrastructure buildup that spurred the whole 2005 explosion in affordable hosting and new companies. This will probably leave us massive access to affordable compute in a couple of years.
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6mo ago
Could not agree more, this will spur innovation in all aspects of local models is my hunch.
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Open ai has this
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Family exceptions and support as well as the students self drive are the main indicators of a students academical improvement in my experience.
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6mo ago
Companies should start suing La Liga for danaged please
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6mo ago
I expect engineering departments to be flattened and reduced in people. Corporate silos of responsibility around apps will probably disappear as a senior developer with tools can be pretty effective across platforms and technologies because
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7mo ago
Meh I'm going to run my own agent to argue with their agents. Endless patience.
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7mo ago
486 SX 33Mhz, could not afford the DX
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I wish these plans had burst mode where I could set default plan size and max plan size and just scale up for a month automatically if needed but automatically drop back to my default plan at the next billing cycle
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7mo ago
I would care more about the plight of the pope if it the church was not still covering for nonces and other malfeasance. I do not view them as arbiters of morality.
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7mo ago
I got a Vega 56 still running still impressive memory bandwidth
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The first fully programmable gpu being a mips cpu core with bolted on stuff. To bad about the hardware bugs. Was my first accelerator with the creative 3d blaster
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7mo ago
I will now :D
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7mo ago
Well I got to listen to it a lot lol. Since you enjoy SID music checkout this crazy hack someone did with 8 SID chips. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhz3vHYX0E0
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Oh man the tape loading time. I dreamed about being able to afford a disk drive.
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7mo ago
Most books are loss leaders for publishing houses very few are profitable and even fewer are massively profitable. They keep publishing books that barely anybody reads because they have to have a diverse catalog.
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7mo ago
A lot of the planes are doing attack runs at altitudes where they are susceptible to man pads I imagine.
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7mo ago
Arm co processors for main frames?
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7mo ago
I've been happy with my Bazzite setup for play and work. Took a little time to get used to fedora atomic and the changes in installing and running stuff but used to it now.
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7mo ago
They do in some peoples heads as an utopian dream.
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7mo ago
Yeah because marxists systems "take such good care" off people in comparison.
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They transmitted the text yeah but they were not the “preserver” of the roman legacy. The byzantines viewed themselves as romans.
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And its a fabrication of history
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This is not even close to true. The Byzantine Empire was the keeper of all of this western knowledge. The arabs got their texts from them and the Spanish from them and the Byzantines. The arabs did trade texts from India to Europe as well.
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Sources please
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