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by holoduke 2y ago
Its still hard to do realtime. You need so much gpu memory that a second GPU must be used at least today. The question is what gets achieved quicker. Hard calculated simulation or AI post processing. Or maybe a combination?
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by holoduke 2y ago
Sorry but the main dev of Inav is a very experienced dev with a lot of knowledge. He has many youtube videos about developing of drone software/hardware.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Guardian is not much different than the Sun, Der Spiegel or Foxnews these days. Dont read it or take it with a grain of salt.
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by holoduke 2y ago
We need videocards with lots of memory. Give me a 4080 with 192gb. I would be happy. We really need AMD to come up with new cards to wake up NVidia and start some fierce competition
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by holoduke 2y ago
There is an app that is basically a wrapper arround the mobile version of HA. But it works quite well. The dashboards of HA are responsive and there is no need for a native version.
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by holoduke 2y ago
With hue there is still potential risk of a lockin with their hue app. They allow it still, because their sales are not really good. But otherwise they might have restricted it.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Amateur question: is there a point possible where a llm is using less compute power to calculate a certain formula compared to regular computation?
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by holoduke 2y ago
Thats a general issue. Lots of comments here could as well be ai generated. You never know for sure at least.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Zwave is a proprietary protocol. Its old and unnecessary complex. Zigbee devices are a lot cheaper. And in many cases better performing than zwave mesh networks. A few years ago you still had zwave devices you did not have zigbee variants f
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by holoduke 2y ago
Home assistant and vlc anyone?
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by holoduke 2y ago
Its the economic pressure western nations use to bully other countries. They aggressively bought themself into Ukraine by bribing officials and other key persons. Its no secret that companies like Monsanto and others played dirty games and
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by holoduke 2y ago
Tell that to the western elitists that deliberately pushed Ukraine into a position to let have Russia no other choice to intervene. The west will never stop waging war. Its in their dna. The US alone is riddled with weapons and violence. An
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by holoduke 2y ago
The dirty games Ukraine is performing are exactly the same as Russia is doing. Both countries are corrupt in an extreme fashion. Just check out how the Ukrainian TCC grabs people from the street and send them to the meatgrinders. Warcrimes
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by holoduke 2y ago
16? No. More in the order of 1000+ h100 computing in parallel for one request.
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by holoduke 2y ago
We have about 50TB for about 500.000 users per month. Our Hetzner costs are about 2k per month. Similar setup at aws would cost us about 10 to 20k per month. No joke.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Thats absoluyely not true. There is the so called principle of dual causality. If you hit a car you might have to pay 50% depending on situation. If its clearly the biker its still 0% for the car.
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by holoduke 2y ago
The tomorrows you is a different one than the todays you. Going abroad for a few years changes your personality in a good way. The mission is complete. You can go home now.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Seems like fts failed and the booster is still floating in the sea right now.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Not a single serious war. A war against Russia will be similar to ww1 and ww2. meaning men from all age groups will die in large masses. Or you believe a war will be similar to sandal terrorists.
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by holoduke 2y ago
I guess its time for some lessons of the history of Finland. Remind you of the collaboration with Nazi Germany. Also the forced removal of half a million people in Karelia. Treatment of native Sami people. discrimination and murder of many
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by holoduke 2y ago
You forgot one thing. Nato has zero combat experience. Its entire economy is not suitable for warfare. Will take a lot longer than 5 years.
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by holoduke 2y ago
You mean vice versa i assume.
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by holoduke 2y ago
For the non westerns the west is constantly bribing and threatening other nations to comply with their economic expansion drift. In the end we are all tribal nations. And even the west isntva tiny bit better than others. Unfortunately propo
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by holoduke 2y ago
If can you can create boilerplate code, logging, documentation, common algorithms by AI it saves you a lot of time which you can use on your specialized stuff. I am convinced that you can make yourself x2 by using an AI. Just use it in the
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by holoduke 2y ago
Please do.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Assuming they all can travel near light speed and considering time dilation, all interstellar civilizations will meet each other "from our perspective" somewhere a trillion years from now.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Without being the conspiracy fool. I think there is a lot of biased information on British news outlets. It is certainly not the worst one. That award goes to the Daily Express.
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by holoduke 2y ago
How would you do it otherwise? And btw. Ice cars have probably similar amount of modules.
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by holoduke 2y ago
I don't think algorithms will change energy consumption. There is always max capacity needed in terms of computing. If tomorrow a new algorithm increases the performance 4 times, we will just have 4 times more computing.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Roundabouts are faster, safer and more convenient. It sometimes needs additional traffic lights, since heavily congested roundabouts lose their effectiveness.

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