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by hedora 2mo ago
AMD already demonstrated 1T on strix halo clusters. << $10K at original MSRP.
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by hedora 2mo ago
Does this apply to Google, car companies, etc, or did they bribe in exceptions for themselves (like California grocery stores did for the Do Not Sell My Personal Information law)? Also, who gets the $200/day? If I issue a drop request
93.
by hedora 3mo ago
I wish they had a toggle for this. I'd much rather just have one backup system. Per-app backups is a pain to keep track of, and signal data is by far less sensitive than other stuff on my phone.
94.
by hedora 3mo ago
It's great to know this exists! It's one of a few reasons I switched back to iOS after trying grapheneos. Back then, you were still using Google's backup thing, and it was the year when they intentionally broke it to encoura
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by hedora 3mo ago
Also the US CLOUD act: If you do business in the US, you have to give American authorities access to warrantlessly search any device not in the US that you have access to. (I heard Europe and China passed the same laws. The EU has intelli
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by hedora 3mo ago
They'd also have to update all their phone spec sheets -- not having the sandbox doubled graphene's battery life on my Pixel 6 Pro (in practice and vs. advertised specs).
97.
by hedora 3mo ago
I guess I should have included a /s.
98.
by hedora 3mo ago
I'm not mad that they have a fork of some FOSS software that they use. I'm upset that they're actively trying to take away other people's freedom under the banner of a non-profit whose mission is to support FOSS softwar
99.
by hedora 3mo ago
Yes, but Forgejo is developed by Codeberg, which, according to the FSF essay's criteria, is offering an unethical product that undermines user freedom. You haven't provided any evidence that Codeberg is trustworthy.
100.
by hedora 3mo ago
I'm increasingly tempted to just archive.is 100% of anubis page loads or something like that, then instruct my LLM to try archive.is if it sees anubis. If there was a plugin for this, it'd probably get close to 100% cache hit rat
101.
by hedora 3mo ago
I don't really understand international copyright laws at this point (too many jurisdictions), but, given the number of global sites that can only exist because of the DMCA (like YouTube), I assume there are comparable carve outs allow
102.
by hedora 3mo ago
Yeah; the benchmarks + setup guide I linked show that it takes a lot of careful setup to get them to work at all, and then you only get 100's of tokens per second per cluster. That's why I pointed out the next generation is coming
103.
by hedora 3mo ago
I can't be the only one that tried clicking them to see what they did. ("Where does this 'login' button go?")
104.
by hedora 3mo ago
Time to sail the high seas. Sometimes I think it'd be great if that was how the internet actually worked.
105.
by hedora 3mo ago
Wanna buy the NFT for [OK]?
106.
by hedora 3mo ago
Windows Phone 8 was pretty much only buttons in a grid, or lists of relevant information (with support for clearly marked hyperlinks). It was glorious. They got rid of the button shadows, had them cycle through previews sometimes, and ca
107.
by hedora 3mo ago
Then indeed I succeeded in opening it, but when I did so seemed only to be confronted by a greater and more closely locked barrier. For what could be the meaning of the queer clay bas-relief and the disjointed jottings, ramblings, and cutt
108.
by hedora 3mo ago
Let me explain why I was wrong to ignore your requests and continue to do the opposite of what you requested. Here are the tasks that still require a human, and all that they require: [...] The payoff: Delivered, measured, committed. You ge
109.
by hedora 3mo ago
AI's already commoditized, but the fundraising plans for the US labs assumes a winner take all endgame where one lab will pull arbitrarily ahead of everyone else. I have no idea why DeepSeek is making that bad assumption now too. May
110.
by hedora 3mo ago
Also, the choice right now is between an open weight Chinese model that is hypothetically censored to block / sabotage routine engineering flows vs a closed weight service that is definitely censored to block / sabotage those thin
111.
by hedora 3mo ago
Pre bubble prices (~= “we stop building data centers with subsidized credit / circular loans / hidden debt”), a 128GB halo strix ran for $1400, and 200-ish watts. Four of those in a cluster will run a 1T parameter frontier model:
112.
by hedora 3mo ago
(1) Cache the non logged-in pages. You can even host static pages in an unmetered way. They maintain their web service software. They should just do that. If an account is knocking over infra by scraping, ban the account. Make it sligh
113.
by hedora 3mo ago
The essay "Who Does That Server Really Serve?" from the FSF explains why their definition of software freedom is more relevant for SaaS than it is for proprietary software: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who
114.
by hedora 3mo ago
The most coherent argument I have heard is that LLM output might not be copyrightable. This matches what most courts have said, and is the assumption the entire industry is working under. There are probably eventually going to be cases wh
115.
by hedora 3mo ago
How do you browse cloudflare + anubis sites like that? (Asking because they've both become routine problems for me with most browsers, probably since I disable cookies + run an ad blocker).
116.
by hedora 3mo ago
This quote really sticks out (it's arguing against sticking with free software's core principles): > bwahahahahahaha are u gonna preach “no politics” now too. free software is inherently dogmatic, screw playing centrist
117.
by hedora 3mo ago
I tried to address this when I pointed out no SaaS meets the bar in absolute terms, and the FSF also addressed it with the word "adequately". The policy change means that some free software projects are no longer welcome on codebe
118.
by hedora 3mo ago
So, I guess Codeberg doesn't meet the free software bar any more. The FSF defines four freedoms, and they are all pretty clearly being violated by the no LLM policy. They're blocking people based on how they use codeberg (freedo
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by hedora 3mo ago
https://archive.is/FfZ8x (Site's down for me)
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by hedora 3mo ago
Is there a bypass for those yet? Not all of the machines I have run it at a reasonable pace, so I'd like to just farm the challenge to some other machine. My nice desktop that I use for C++/Rust/Formal Verification takes mul

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