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by elorant 3y ago
In Greece we practically didn't have a winter this year. Temperatures are above 15 degrees Celcius for most months since November. On the other hand we had a catastrophic rain of epic proportions that flooded an entire county. As I spe
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by elorant 3y ago
NVlink is to connect the cards to each other. To connect them to the board you need the PCie slots.
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by elorant 3y ago
A building somewhere. Like inside a military base for example. Good luck finding out what’s inside it and having anyone who worked on a restricted contract telling you about it.
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by elorant 3y ago
Who do you define as “people”? Because there are the HN people who probably could even install a separate firewall to block/monitor all outgoing traffic, and then there are normal folks who don’t even know that their TV collects data.
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by elorant 3y ago
Perplexity Labs also has an open demo of Mixtral 8x7b although it's nowhere near as fast as this. https://labs.perplexity.ai/
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by elorant 3y ago
Majority of WP sites are definitely not e-commerce. There are about 160M active domains and WP is estimated to run on 40% of the web. That's a whooping 60M+ web sites. I doubt more than 10M of them are e-commerce ones.
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by elorant 3y ago
As a software engineer, no, there's no reason to be worried. But what if you were a wordpress developer where a big chunk of your work can be automated?
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Long Covid Seems to Be a Brain Injury, Scientists Discover(sciencealert.com)
6 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 3y ago
I don’t agree with the sentiment. Sure, I don’t understand exactly how it works, and I have no way of training one from scratch on my own, but I also can’t build a web server on my own. The thing is that I already self-host a small model fo
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by elorant 3y ago
My point: nothing made by humans can guarantee 101% uptime. The main difference is how far any vendor will go to solve your problems. From my experience, IBM will go to the far side of the moon and back in order to solve your problem. It
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by elorant 3y ago
It surely worked, but when it didn’t it took ages to resolve the issue. I remember back in mid nineties, IBM had brought a whole team to troubleshoot an issue and they stayed at the company where I worked for almost a week to find out what
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by elorant 3y ago
This could kill the porn industry.
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by elorant 3y ago
Why should we always take the pessimistic viewpoint? Think of all the beautiful things that can be built with something like that. All the tutorials that could be created for any given subject. All the memories that could be relived. Upload
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by elorant 3y ago
I don't see a problem with this pricing. At 1m tokens you can upload the whole proceedings of a trial and ask it to draw an analysis. Paying $10 for that sounds like a steal.
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by elorant 3y ago
I only mention threads because it's the only way to draw comparisons between dissimilar cpus.
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by elorant 3y ago
I didn’t say that the OS refuses to utilize cores. But I’ve seen examples of embarrassingly parallel tasks that utilize 80% of the cpu to run faster on CPUs with only performance cores when compares to hybrids with the same number of thread
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by elorant 3y ago
And what happens if you run something that's embarrassingly parallel and you need all the juice you can get from your cores. With hybrids you have to rely on the OS to decide when it will utilize everything and when not which in some h
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That Electric Toothbrush Botnet Story Is Fake(gizmodo.com)
3 points by elorant 3y ago|1 comments
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by elorant 3y ago
And I thought that only Microsoft had the unique ability of making a mess out of labeling their products
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by elorant 3y ago
I don’t need the glasses to substitute my computer. I want to be able to use them outdoors as an AR device that will give me information on various spots. Even if I could run MacOS why would I write code on that instead of my keyboard that
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Old Nvidia gaming GPUs enjoy performance uplifts from DLSS 3 to FSR 3 mod(tomshardware.com)
3 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments
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WhatsApp Is Coming for iMessage in the US(businessinsider.com)
3 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 3y ago
A wearable Mac that doesn't run macos though. So you can forget running any productivity software, unless it's already ported to iOS.
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by elorant 3y ago
Was it difficult though because you lack the credentials of an established large corporation, or because there is very low stock at this point?
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by elorant 3y ago
Did you read the article? Because he mentions athletes right there in the beginning of the article saying that most of the times they get the bikes for free. His article is about the average Joe.
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by elorant 3y ago
Prevent OpenAI from dominating the market, and at the same time have the research community enhance your models and identify key use cases.
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Sextortion is fastest-growing crime targeting minors in North America(cnbc.com)
3 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments
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The floppy disk refused to die in Japan(tomshardware.com)
28 points by elorant 3y ago|17 comments
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The weird, shady world of click farms(huckmag.com)
1 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Lays Off 1,900 Staff from Its Video Game Workforce(ign.com)
3 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments

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