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ex3ndr
3y ago
they do not allow you to use more than 8 cores for VM for example
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3y ago
Does anyone knows good alternative with GPU passthrough for homelab? Hyper-V is not going to fly since it won't do passthrough on consumer windows. Also not proxmox.
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3y ago
I have a theory that you can fine tune them as well on consumer gpus on your codebase, which would be even more interesting for self hosting.
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3y ago
Yeah, this is my plans to add as well. I want to refine it a little bit from coding standpoint first.
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Show HN: I built local copilot alternative using Codellama
(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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3y ago
isn't this is an upside? a lot of fraudulent people are very nice and help everyone around.
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3y ago
That's not bad actually because bottleneck in training is in RAM and we can have 128gb...
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3y ago
And pro should be usb4
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3y ago
Unifi gives you perfect local doorbell
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3y ago
I needed to cut small pills into 6 pieces to get optimal dosage, now i know why
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3y ago
Finally 32 bits! Let's hope everyone would start forgetting 5v and 8bit.
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3y ago
130k miles? virtually any car can do this without major problems.
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3y ago
So, like tesla model 3 or y?
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3y ago
This is all solvable and in fact solved, just not integrated in the wallets.
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3y ago
No, I need nvidia for ML
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3y ago
so sad we still don't have a perfect neural network for activation word to make home assistants complete
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3y ago
Super curious if it is possible to run nvidia gpu on new Mac Pro using Asahi Linux? Can it be vritualized with pass-through?
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3y ago
20% of myocarditis ended up in deaths and heart transplantation. Young males 12-17 seems to be more affected.
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3y ago
No, it is CCTV heavy, but most cameras are private, not public and not part of the single network.
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3y ago
Super weird since once you get thyroid problems, you have to drop this medication.
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3y ago
How it is great? USS still not available on 100k+ car.
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3y ago
Because you still would need a backup
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3y ago
Well, AirBNB wouldn't pass this test in early days since they mostly started to grow after starting making professional photos
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4y ago
GWT allowed to run it without applets, also much more efficient than any current stack (since they dont support closure compiler)
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4y ago
So, it is not encrypted? nice
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4y ago
super weird since it just worked for me, unlike creatility stuff
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4y ago
Not really, you need another device to share icloud keychain
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4y ago
Telegram solved this problem, they just sold a fake numbers on blockchain where you can get a number without leaving a trace and stay completely anonymous while keeping number-based model. Plus, additional monetization.
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4y ago
It is a little bit different, if you are doing it in centralised way - you have to control and secure everything - from databases to access to admin panels. It is quite complicated, requires robust processes, etc. Most of the finances are n
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4y ago
Very big article that basically buried the core difference: zero trust or some "trusted transaction manager". Moving from the second to the first is very trivial - just make it based on distributed consensus of nodes that are run
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