elorant

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121.
by elorant 10mo ago
Have you tried mechanical keyboards? They were a life saver for me. I can type more than 100k keystrokes/day without any pain whatsoever.
122.
by elorant 10mo ago
Contextual ads is the answer. You sell shoes, go and advertise on fashion related sites. I don't want to see a shoe ad while I'm browsing a gaming site just because I did some relative search a week ago. It's so fucking annoy
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by elorant 10mo ago
Affordable computing is what created the economy. If you take that away people in poorer countries can no longer afford a phone. Without a phone a lot things that we consider a given will not be functional anymore. The gaming industry alone
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by elorant 10mo ago
You only get 80Gbps network bandwidth. There's your bottleneck right there. Infiniband in comparison can give you up to x10 times that.
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RAMageddon is finally coming for your smartphones and laptops(tomsguide.com)
7 points by elorant 10mo ago|0 comments
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PC builder trades 192GB memory kit for GeForce RTX 5070 Ti(videocardz.com)
1 points by elorant 11mo ago|0 comments
127.
by elorant 11mo ago
Probably compute isn’t enough to serve everyone from a frontier LLM.
128.
by elorant 11mo ago
More important for me is how you identify news sites, let alone 200k of them. Is there any online source that lists them? Or do you cherry pick them one by one?
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Seagate achieves 6.9TB storage capacity per platter(tomshardware.com)
62 points by elorant 11mo ago|48 comments
130.
by elorant 11mo ago
Games eventually will move to consoles and the whole PC industry will take a huge hit.
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by elorant 11mo ago
Sure, but if they now go out and say do this and that to secure them a big portion of the users will have support issues. They don't understand the instruction, the pressed the wrong button, they entered the wrong value, all sorts of t
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by elorant 11mo ago
Because then the ISPs have to provide support on how to secure those devices.
133.
by elorant 1y ago
One reason is spam. The other is that in many cases passwords are leaked too.
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CPUs and GPUs to Become More Expensive After TSMC Price Hike in 2026(guru3d.com)
81 points by elorant 1y ago|80 comments
135.
by elorant 1y ago
Memory bandwidth on that Apple chip is like x3 than that of the Intel. No surprise it’s faster.
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Intel hamstrung by supply shortages across its business(tomshardware.com)
16 points by elorant 1y ago|26 comments
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by elorant 1y ago
I prefer it too, but I find it a bit too wordy. It loves to build narratives. I think this is a common theme with all of Google’s LLMs. Gemma 27B is by far the best in its class for article generation.
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by elorant 1y ago
I hate pretty much everything from Adobe. I treat all their software as malware since it's counter intuitive and consumes too much resources. Thank God i'm not an artist/design who has to work with their products daily.
139.
by elorant 1y ago
Speech to text and vice versa exists for over a decade. Where's the life altering application from that?
140.
by elorant 1y ago
I do and I like them, but Cloudflare blocks their ips aggressively.
141.
by elorant 1y ago
Even better you could use it for inference and with that much RAM you could load any model.
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by elorant 1y ago
Elden Ring did exactly what you described and had great success. Not every game has to hold your hand.
143.
by elorant 1y ago
That's why I always have mine on airplane mode.
144.
by elorant 1y ago
Well I hope it crashes so we can get back to normalized GPU prices.
145.
by elorant 1y ago
There are branded Windows PCs too. Go get a Dell and you're done with support. Let's not pretend that Apple is the only company out there that can provide quality hardware that will work for ages.
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Orcas Sink Tourist Boat in Portugal(dailymail.co.uk)
3 points by elorant 1y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 1y ago
He's probably drawing a comparison to a civil war, not WW3.
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by elorant 1y ago
So what would you expect them to do, create a new market every ten years?
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by elorant 1y ago
Chinese models are also awful with translations. Even the Deepseek R1 model performs worse than Mistral small.
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RTX 5090 128 GB GPU Spotted At $13,200 Per Piece(wccftech.com)
24 points by elorant 1y ago|2 comments

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