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cmxch
4mo ago
Mythos numbers are effectively irreproducible aside from cherry-picked approvals.
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cmxch
4mo ago
It’ll be a better place when Wayland (and by extension Gnome/KDE) stops becoming a cargo cult hell bent on destroying X11/Xlibre.
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cmxch
4mo ago
That’s fine as long as I can identify and reject any Mythos derived patch as being irreproducible.
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cmxch
4mo ago
So given how ARM has favored closed-ended boxes like the Switch, how is this any different than a Switch with a keyboard and Windows RT?
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cmxch
4mo ago
Between that and the Arc Pro B70, they’re the 32gb cards that are actually affordable and worth getting. I’ve got both (single R9700, dual B70) and they do nicely for about anything I throw at them, such that the latter has a visible improv
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cmxch
4mo ago
No problem unless you’re an illegal alien or aid/abet one.
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cmxch
4mo ago
Because you want something that runs more than macOS nor has privacy issues that Apple software does?
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cmxch
5mo ago
Dr. Zhivago, eat your heart out.
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cmxch
5mo ago
You don’t happen to know a certain Doc Brown?
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cmxch
5mo ago
Not so much angry at the actual dotcom era but more of the fallout of offshoring that followed. One of the notable figures in that, Carly Fiorina, made a point to “forget the engineers”.
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cmxch
5mo ago
Looks like Bambu wants to speedrun to being the (modern) HP of 3D printing.
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cmxch
5mo ago
And they’ll probably just tow the recalled trucks outside the environment.
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cmxch
5mo ago
Just buy a Textron golf cart and you have 90% of the Chinese EV experience.
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cmxch
5mo ago
The US still has enough power to stop it though, thankfully. We aren’t captured by environmental activists that force the poor to shoulder the compliance burden while the rich get to defer and delay.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Until NVidia prices get better, I’ll build out with the Intel stack and keep the cache (and prompt processing speeds) happy. As for software, anything that has a SYCL or Vulkan backend, and/or can be Intel optimized (especially to the
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cmxch
6mo ago
It’s 32gb for people who can’t go for scalped 5090s but have a 3090 budget. I have a pair of them with a 9480 and the only thing I have to do is keep the cache happy.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Wait, it didn’t already or am I confusing it with the VESA support on Linux?
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cmxch
6mo ago
So by the time Mythos is widely and generally available, it’ll be generations behind. No thanks, but I’d rather not have mysterymeat patches from effectively impossible to replicate models.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Interesting to see them do this when the original study in Singapore did not (initially) enact the ban. Did they just follow on from New Zealand?
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cmxch
6mo ago
Looks like Google is taking a page from Microsoft regarding embrace, extend, extinguish. At this point, they’re at the Extinguish stage.
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cmxch
6mo ago
I see that Meta (if that’s still the case) is going for the gold here.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Hmm. I had to rebuild llama.cpp from source with the SYCL and CPU specific backends. Started with a barebones Ubuntu Server 24 LTS install, used the HWE kernel, pulled in the Intel dependencies for hardware support/oneapi/libze, t
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cmxch
6mo ago
> Intel For some workloads, the Arc Pro B70 actually does reasonably well when cached. With some reasonable bring-up, it also seems to be more usable versus the 32gb R9700.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Which helps none, since that gates behind established actors.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Or melange, if we’re talking about Herbert’s Dune series.
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cmxch
6mo ago
> we only planned for the absolute best case scenario, why didn't that scenario happen? IRGC sympathizers across the world that would rather have the current government than the more progressive predecessor.
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cmxch
6mo ago
s/bots/undesirables/ …at the end stage.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Then what prevents the US from just seizing or sinking any vessel presumed to have paid up?
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cmxch
6mo ago
Not with the last 20 years in good memory. You would have to openly make them a protected class before that would happen.
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cmxch
6mo ago
Well, your approach requires the collection of identities associated with particular political alignment(s). And that you need both pieces linked together for it to work - where neither alignment nor identity mean anything separately. Asid
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