e-max

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by e-max 1y ago
What are the alternatives? Let's say you're something like Deutsche Bank and you need an AI solution for your dev team that is fully compliant with EU privacy laws.
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by e-max 1y ago
The flashy PDF is here https://products.espressif.com/static/Espressif%20SoC%20Prod... a one-pager comparing all models.
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by e-max 2y ago
Isn't it already available somehow? I didn't test it seriously, I just needed to quickly run Whisper but $ rocminfo | grep -E "WSL|XTX" WSL environment detected. Marketing Name: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX
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by e-max 2y ago
I also use backticks, and in 99.9% of cases it works like a charm. But then one day you paste a large file, and the gates of hell open. Tmux randomly opens windows, kills sessions, and launches nuclear missiles while processing all the back
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by e-max 3y ago
No, Claude really DO refuse to do most benign shit. For example - I am preparing for driving exams in German, a language I am not fluent in. So I asked Claude to help me with questions the examiner might ask on the exam (what should be tire
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by e-max 4y ago
> due to it all being nuclear Not sure where you got this - nuclear gives only about 20% of electricity in Russia. 60% of electricity is produced from natural gas, and the rest 20% is from hydro stations.
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by e-max 4y ago
But the article is not saying the opposite. It praises a virtualization. About an emulation it says "while I’m not going to call it “fast,” it’s not utterly unusable either."
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by e-max 7y ago
You have a small mistake in your calculation. 0.15/64 = 0.002$ which equals 0.2 cents. But! It's much worse, actually. Russia conducted redenomination in 1998 with a coefficient 1000. Which means that 1000 old rubles were replac