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571.
by hedgehog 3y ago
I've found the 2 bit quant of Mixtral 8x7B is usable for some purposes with an 8GB GPU. I'm curious how this new model will work in similar cheap 8-16GB GPU configurations.
572.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Just wait until kids start asking "MIPS... is that like RISC-V?"
573.
by hedgehog 3y ago
What else in on the BOM? Volume? At that price you likely want to use whatever resources are on the SoC that runs the thing and work around that. Feel free to e-mail me.
574.
by hedgehog 3y ago
This is a very nice presentation, the .sql file contains a lot of notes about the sourcing for the data. I could imagine adding test vectors to the database as well.
575.
by hedgehog 3y ago
webOS was really nice, a lot of ideas that didn't come to iOS and Android until much later were present and nicely implemented back in 2010 or so.
576.
by hedgehog 3y ago
I think it supports whatever SiliconCompiler supports (which is both FPGA and different ASIC flows) and the EBRICK example is showing how to put that design onto an ASIC or FPGA for testing. Edit: Here's the SiliconCompiler list: http
577.
by hedgehog 3y ago
It's is a change in mail service behavior, and arguably either a broken policy or broken spec (not sure and don't really care since the effect is the same). "In April 2024, Google will start rejecting a percentage of non-comp
578.
by hedgehog 3y ago
I don't know the details but my rough understanding is after forwarding the next hop delivery will fail SPF.
579.
by hedgehog 3y ago
One thing the April changes break is forwarding between e-mail services. If you currently forward from say an old university address at foo@school.edu to a personal GMail account at bar@gmail.com that will no longer work. This must be relat
580.
by hedgehog 3y ago
I remember the telephone poles being covered and the crunching sound while driving slowly on a residential street.
581.
by hedgehog 3y ago
M1 MacBook Air: Safari: 24.1 Firefox: 21.7 Extensions can really slow things down: Safari w/ Ghostery: 6.83 Safari w/ AdBlock: 13.0
582.
by hedgehog 3y ago
This would fit well over at https://www.halfbakery.com/ It would be funny to track distance and have a photo wall for all the people who've had a piece of the breadstick indexed by which piece they got. Sanitation wou
583.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Whaling continued until much more recently. I knew a guy in the early 2000s that made his money in the whale oil business and he was around 70 at the time.
584.
by hedgehog 3y ago
How does Fructose relate or compare to Instructor ( https://github.com/jxnl/instructor )?
585.
by hedgehog 3y ago
It's a little more than that, they then added subpixel and momentum scrolling support to Chrome that bypasses X11 and does something custom [1]. Integration problems like this one that require a bunch of coordination are harder to do i
586.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Apple and NVIDIA are both members of JEDEC...
587.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Yes, a "heat pump combi boiler" will replace your existing hot water heater and boiler for heating leaving most of the visible infrastructure intact.
588.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Not at all, I don't think Keller claims he was a founder.
589.
by hedgehog 3y ago
If, as commenters here have pointed out, the grid interconnect is the valuable part of a solar site, it might pencil out to relocate the solar hardware to some less convenient location for a non-grid-tied smelting operation or similar. Or b
590.
by hedgehog 3y ago
No, he showed up way after founding, he might have been an advisor before though. I'm not sure what the founding CEO is up to now but he had worked in AMD's GPU group and might have met Keller during that work.
591.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Direct link to article: https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/luxury-homes/net-zero-frank-...
592.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Sad event but he built a great company. At any given time we have a few of their products at home including flour purchased by the 50lb sack.
593.
by hedgehog 3y ago
On top of this some Kepler support (for K80s etc) is still maintained in CUDA 11 which was last updated late 2022, and libraries like PyTorch and TensorFlow still support CUDA 11.8 out of the box.
594.
by hedgehog 3y ago
There's some pretty glaring aliasing and moire issues. Gamma correction might matter once they try to come up with better shaders but that's not the main issue. Rendering fine detail like a spreadsheet without major artifacts is a
595.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Yes, looked just like that colors and all. The latency on those mice was really low in comparison to ball mice.
596.
by hedgehog 3y ago
This might explain why early optical mice used a grid patterned mouse pad. I had one from Mouse Systems and the mouse pad it came with was a metal plate printed with a fine grid pattern.
597.
by hedgehog 3y ago
There are few that are >1B params, competitive, and "open source" in the sense that the necessary ingredients to re-train are available. Models like Llama and thus its descendants (including Mistral's public models) have w
598.
by hedgehog 3y ago
I think the base models are there mostly to be able to advertise a more attractive starting price. I got the base trim of my car but anecdotally the dealership was getting very few of them and on the road I also see very few.
599.
by hedgehog 3y ago
You could do this to an emulated 68k Mac as well, software written after the PowerBooks shipped should all be ok with being held in sleep most of the time. A few things would need hacks like cursor blink (don't do it) and updating disp
600.
by hedgehog 3y ago
Emergency exit doors should open outward, fall outward, etc, otherwise people rushing to get out could pile up and get stuck. True in buildings as well as vehicles. Some Airbus models have a similar upward hinge on at least some exits, I th

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