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by ekianjo 1y ago
No memory slot though
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by ekianjo 1y ago
It's probably a series of patent landmines...
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by ekianjo 1y ago
More info here from a few months back: https://boilingsteam.com/orange-pi-rv2-new-risc-v-board-revi...
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by ekianjo 1y ago
When there's money to be made from dead relatives, and an incentive for governments to make it look like people live beyond 100 so that they can claim superiority, yeah, that's a good recipe for massive fraud.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
With the walls of low quality sites optimized for SEO these days? Call me unconvinced
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by ekianjo 1y ago
it's all in the name.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
That's by definition not a selfie since it's expected to be a group activity.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> The question is always, where do those third parties get the money to do their research? in the 80s they were selling magazines.
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CachyOS Seems Unstoppable (ProtonDB distro ranking September 2025)(boilingsteam.com)
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Yeah because modern filmmakers make it very hard to hear dialogs for some reason and actors are encouraged to mumble. If I remember correctly even Nolan admitted it.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Raspberry Pis going up in price make them very unattractive since there is a wealth of cheap second used better hardware out there such as NUCs with Celerons
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Works very well and very fast with this Qwen3 30B A3B model.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Not the only way. There used to be 3rd parties defending consumers by testing products back in the days, and publishing their results, not sure if those still exist today. The problem with mass manufactured products is that you need to keep
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by ekianjo 1y ago
If that was only limited to sunscreens...
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Isn't the baseline risk for autism 1 in 30 presently?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
You don't get a 100x increase in a lifetime by using a genetic explanation, sorry
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> We don't know what causes autism so everything is suspect. Obviously what goes into your body should be suspected first, whether it's food, pollutants, or medical interventions.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Better to do a fine tune or a LoRA than a full retraining from scratch
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by ekianjo 1y ago
That runs for dozens of years without maintenance? And how do you dissipate the heat?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> that's how I know it isn't. Until you have a controlled study on pregnant women who use and don't use the drug, you won't really know for sure.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> A classified Pentagon review later concluded the killings were justified under the rules of engagement, the report said. Justified against unarmed civilians?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Moving hardware to your door is cheaper than moving a dev to your office
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by ekianjo 1y ago
You won't be able to install anything soon once Google puts its thumb on sideloading. Investing in Android in mid 2025 is a lost cause.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Funny fact they ran out of suica chips for a long time during COVID and it was impossible to buy one for almost a year
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Suica is far from being accepted everywhere. in Japan cash is your best bet.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> profusion of "no cash accepted" signs How this is even legal baffles me
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by ekianjo 1y ago
With chat control you won't get either.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
That is assuming you cannot exploit the server to get access to the machine...
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Bad analogies are bad analogies. ollama is a server system, it should expect to connect with more than one client and they know very well by now that this also means networked clients. If you create a server client protocol, implementing se
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Ollama has no auth mechanism by default... You have to wonder why they never focused on that

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