ekianjo

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by ekianjo 6mo ago
I think something planned for this year right?
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Good progress but kdenlive still cannot handle HDR videos
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Amiga happened way before VGA was mainstream.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
"extremely different" is an exaggeration. It's mostly the same with some local differences.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
yeah the 27B feels like something completely different. If you use it on long context tasks it performs WAY better than 35b-a3b
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
yeah and often their quants are broken. They had to update their Gemma4 quants like 4 times in the past 2 weeks.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Llama-server which is part of llamacpp does this for a few months now
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Not huge gains with rocm but you do get a little faster preprocessing speed
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
You have no idea what you are downloading with such a pull. At least LMstudio gives you access to all the different versions of the same model.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Yet people claim it has great UI... And still you can't define that in their GUI...
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
> For most users that wanted to run LLM locally, ollama solved the UX problem This does not absolve them from the license violation
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Orange Pi 4 Pro Review(boilingsteam.com)
3 points by ekianjo 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
and then you have Air France Rio-Paris where the Pitot sensors got something wrong, leading to a disconnection of the autopilot, and the pilots did everything they could to crash the plane by themselves, while it was fully operational.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Napoleon was never going to go to Vladivostok. You do know that most of Russia is empty apart from the western part? So in effect if you capture Moscow and a few other major cities you are done.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
active cooling is the killer though. I'd prefer a board that is fanless any day.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
The orange pi 6 plus supports UEFI from the get go.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
The N100 is more expensive, does not come with onboard wifi, and requires active cooling.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Dualbooting is very dangerous with Windows having the nasty habit of making GRUB very unhappy now and then when it updates. Much safer to have Windows INSIDE a VM.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Because most western train companies are nationalized or co owned by the state. They don't even have to turn a profit.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
> these trains are loud, and run basically from 4AM until 1AM every day Not that bad actually. You get used to it and even if trains are frequent they don't need 10 minutes to pass by your home.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
> At its most extreme, three separate commuter lines compete for the traffic between Osaka and the port city of Kobe, running in parallel, sometimes fewer than 500 meters apart. Sometimes fewer than 100 meters apart. Or connecting to eac
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
> country the size of Russia density of population is not equal to land mass, you know
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
> We just don't trust them enough to not have human pilots never mind that most crashes are caused by humans, very rarely by technical issues going amok
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
> They take too long to build and cost too much Not in China apparently
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Is it going to be a fork ?
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
So you dont need to run Windows all the time, I guess?
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
Fonts rendered correctly is kind of useless on a glary screen. > pretty sure Apple doesn't pay any "influencers" It's true they probably don't need to, since they have a bunch of fanatics who buy whatever Apple r
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
That's from the old covenant. If you believe in Christianism the new covenant changes everything.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
That's ignorance on top of brainwashing. If they had met the people from those countries they would drop such mindset in 30 seconds.
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by ekianjo 6mo ago
They were "helped"

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