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by dandanua 2y ago
That ADT-link UT3G is the eGPU doc, you just need an ordinary PSU to power it and the GPU (I use an old one that I have). Though, to make everything work you might need time to fix quirks. E. g., I had to use "nvidia error 43 fixer&quo
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by dandanua 2y ago
40Gbps of USB4 is plenty. I've tried this pytorch tests https://github.com/aime-team/pytorch-benchmarks/ and saw only 10% drop in performance. No drop in performance for LLM inference, if a model is already l
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by dandanua 2y ago
I doubt it is that efficient. Even though it has 48GB of VRAM, it's more than twice slower than a single 3090 GPU. In my budget AI setup I use 7840 Ryzen based miniPC with USB4 port and connect 3090 to it via the eGPU adapter (ADT-link
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by dandanua 2y ago
You can't win a war without sacrificing blood against someone who is ready to sacrifice as much blood as they want (not their own, of course). Look at Russia. They simply don't care if millions will die.
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by dandanua 2y ago
There are less than 5 billion smartphone users, and you think every fifth has a bitcoin? Though, I'm not surprised hearing such estimations from a bitcoiner. Anyway, no matter how large the unity of dumbs is or how passionate they are
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by dandanua 2y ago
Welcome to technofascism, where everything belongs to tech billionaires and their pocket politicians.
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by dandanua 2y ago
Even if the lab leak theory is true, why Trump was so confident about it? Does he have sources that CIA does not? I would be so confident in it only in the case if I myself caused that virus leak...
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by dandanua 2y ago
It seems USA is completely blinded by some immaterial force. How can people not see all the blatant lie from Trump and his bootlickers? Why is USA refusing to fight (or at least help allies substantially) against Russia, which commits crime
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by dandanua 2y ago
When does X go dark too? It's a platform that spreads hate, racism, misogyny and other right wing fascists agenda under Musk's rule. Or is this OK, is this a new policy of USA?
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by dandanua 2y ago
Desktop NixOS is my daily driver for almost 3 years. I don't bother diving into deep technicalities, flakes or other complicated stuff. I define programs and settings that I need in the configuration.nix. That's all. And it works
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by dandanua 2y ago
You cannot imagine what will be in the spaceship at the speed exactly c, the "asymptotic" thinking doesn't work here, just like some number sequences or functions don't have limits at some points. At the speed of 0.9999c
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by dandanua 2y ago
An intelligent alien race, living there, will be able to catch you, don't you watch sci-fi movies? The real question is from what you can get 4.13e+19 Jouls, required to reach Alpha Centauri in about 9 years of traveler's time.
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by dandanua 2y ago
How convenient for the largest classical computing company in the world.
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by dandanua 2y ago
Anything bitcoin related is wild today. Big and free money make people lose their damn minds.
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by dandanua 2y ago
Agree, many non-technical people I know have a horrible Windows performance after a short use and cry for help (or try to buy a more powerful PC). This is not entirely Microsoft's fault, but the system enables all of the invasive behav
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by dandanua 2y ago
"A million dollars isn't cool. You know what's cool? A billion dollars." Time flies fast.
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by dandanua 2y ago
It's much easier and cheaper to support criminals and criminal organizations in western countries to sow division and destruction, instead of installing their own networks. Hell, they managed to get criminal elected in USA, for a secon
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by dandanua 2y ago
For more complex applications such as telescope mounts there are DIY solutions as well https://github.com/polvinc/DHEM
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by dandanua 2y ago
It's the problem of human culture, not of the world. Today all astronomers agree in what position the Sun will be in a particular time. On the other hand, humans can't agree on basic facts which are heavily politicized (e.g., how
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by dandanua 2y ago
"Kill and eat the others" ideology has won
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by dandanua 2y ago
I gave up on finding a suitable app and just use a jupyter instance on my local server. Every task is a cell and you just delete it when it's finished.
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by dandanua 2y ago
On some exams in our university 20y ago, we were allowed to use any literature or lecture notes to answer the questions. The thing is, it was a high level abstract algebra. If you don't understand the subject, no amount of literature w
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by dandanua 2y ago
It's not the language it's the context. LLMs could give very different outputs depending on the supplied context. In this case, words "python" and "program" put it in a far better context to solve the problem.
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by dandanua 2y ago
Maphack that gives vision of other players and resources is a common cheat in many games, including very popular moba games.
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by dandanua 2y ago
Sure, why we just not let everyone to build nukes and use them on anyone they don't like? Knowledge is the power. The BEST power you can get.
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by dandanua 2y ago
"By focusing only on the most expensive and large-scale models, SB 1047 establishes a regulatory framework that could give the public a false sense of security about controlling this fast-moving technology. Smaller, specialized models
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by dandanua 2y ago
So, in short, scammers can launder money in minutes, but investigators need months to track them and reverse everything. Yet, I don't think ChatControl will solve anything.
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by dandanua 2y ago
Shut up, or future fascists prosecutors will use this trick to blame everyone with everything.
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by dandanua 2y ago
> a struggling single mother loses her life savings because she fell victim to a phishing scam I thought the banking system was designed to reverse transactions (unlike cryptocurrencies). Why do you need finding the scammer for that?
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by dandanua 2y ago
Just a typical trick that liars use to distract from the main topic.

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