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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Fot the Pi you have to rely on the manufacturer's image too. It does not run a vanilla arm64 distro
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
> in the living room as a console/emulator, if you are talking about ancient hardware, yes, it's mostly driven by single core performance. But any console more recent than the 2000s will hugely benefit from multiple cores (bec
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
> review says single core Geekbench performance is 1290, same as i5-10500 which is also similar to N150, which is 1235. Single core, yes. Multi core score is much higher for this SBC vs the N150.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
This OrangePi 6 Plus board comes with cooling and a power supply (usb-c). No case, though.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
It needs specific support, and for example llama.cpp would have support for some of them. But that comes with limitations in how much RAM they can allocate. But when they work, you see a flat CPU usage and the NPU does everything for infere
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Yes x86 will win for convenience on about every metric (at least for now), but this SoC's CPU is much faster than a mere Intel N150 (especially for multicore use cases).
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OrangePi 6 Plus Review(boilingsteam.com)
204 points by ekianjo 10mo ago|180 comments
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
I thought it was the opposite and that it would replace Linux for Google products
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
You were not nearly watching as much
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
If we end up with only proprietary software we are the one who lose
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
If you buy a X1 from Lenovo the screen is definitely going to be better. if not, you can simply change the screen from most of the other models.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Isn't Google moving to Fuchsia?
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
what license do they use? If a true FOSS license it's time to fork...
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
I think if you compare on price alone, yeah there are quality tradeoffs when you purchase a Framework. They don't get everything right, and often an equivalent model from Lenovo or HP is going to feel superior. But... buying Framework
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Merry Xmas Everyone!
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Welcome to Japan!
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
> William Barr. Barr is contemptible, yes, but smart AF You mean the guy who covered up for Epstein's 'suicide' and expected us morons to believe it?
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Thanks, I stand corrected.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Ollama did not open source their GUI.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Lmstudio runs llama.cpp under the hood.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
That's the kind of attitude that removes power from the end user. If everything becomes SAAS you don't control anything anymore.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
> I've been a daily user for over 10 years and also have a spotless driving record. n sample size of 1 does not prove anything.
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The Complete Xbox Ally and Ally X Hands-On Review (Windows and Bazzite) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ekianjo 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Does this require webgpu to run on the browser?
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Rayneo Air 3s Pro AR Glasses Review(boilingsteam.com)
1 points by ekianjo 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Blocking even part of it is a win. Not sure why we should treat this as a dichotomy
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
I'm saying you have no way of knowing, so the potential is always there.
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
I think we were talking about the guillotine earlier on
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
Why single out the Apple Vision Pro and not the Meta Quest?
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by ekianjo 10mo ago
> The Apple Vision pro was not inevitable I don't get the reason for this one being in the list. Is that an abusive product in some way?

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