hypercube33

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by hypercube33 5mo ago
Scary that I can relate to this and then am reminded by the star trek episode they make you relive a memory every few minutes forever. Never put these two together, oof.
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
Can someone explain what this is like I'm the idiot I am?
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
Saturn with an updated i4 please
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
The other name for these filters are "oil bath filters" basically it snorkles the intake air through oil and that sticks to any dust and dirt.
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
I have the original 1940's Minneapolis Moline R and my wife has the original Farmall H and we both currently live in the city (but grew up farming or close to it) so we're not city kids, but somewhere stuck in between. I deeply ge
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
No door speakers or mounts for them, like it hasn't been a thing for 70 years irks me to no end
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
I favor my 2018 car with knobs and buttons but has car and android auto and a modern turbo inline 4...just wish it had metal valve covers and coolant joints instead of crappy plastic...
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
Sadly doesn't support fine tuning on AMD yet which gave me a sad since I wanted to cut one of these down to be specific domain experts. Also running the studio is a bit of a nightmare when it calls diskpart during its install (why?)
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
You're supposed to download the antigravity VSCode fork and use that and it's rough at best I think. Hey free opus tokens though.
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
Do you have a citation on this? I have a Claude Pro subscription and looked at the comparison page and it says this under Pro: Everything in Free and: Claude Code directly in your codebase Power through tasks with Cowork Higher usage lim
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by hypercube33 5mo ago
I was thinking more of the lines of terminator mixed with the bell riots type of setup but... interesting.
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Isn't their APU also capable of doing HBM? There was an Intel AMD hybrid chip that used unified a while back too.
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Printed stuff really shaped my life. From PC Magazine and Winworld (is that the name of it? it was a business like weekly or something) and MSDN magazine and PC Accelerator and 2600. Odd duck out in my life was Farmshow magazine but it&#x27
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Then there was computer shopper...man I'd get 8 months out of one of those just paging through and dreaming
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Crappy filament and improper temps will do it and you can just 'cold pull' the clog out
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
I specifically remember this debate coming up when the H100 was the only player on the table and AMD came out with a card that was almost as fast in at least benchmarks but like half the cost. I haven't seen a follow up with real world
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Weird how you're leaving stuff like Strix Halo out. Also weird you think 128gb is the future with all of the research done to reduce that to something around 12GB being a target with all of these papers out now. I assume we'll end
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
I'm still using 4.5 because it gets the niche work I'm using it for where 4.6 would just fight me.
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
I asked Claude Opus 4.5 to start trying to find undocumented API stuff for our endpoint management software so I could automate remediations and cut service desk calls and it found two I haven't seen before after trying for an hour. Si
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
The only thing I've seen is in MECM (SCCM) the azure extension will hard shut down when you hit a limit. if you want.
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
I actually think this is cool. How is this different than sitting people down with a camera every day and asking for a new random story? we won't be around forever and documenting it is one way to keep memories alive in people's m
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Hmm I'm wondering how hard it would be to redo the old timey Microsoft jvm from the 90s for modern days....java > .net assembly runtime
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Yeah I have this problem (?) too. They are just so neat. I also really like tiny laptops and recreations of classic computers.
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Weird comparison - The P4 was a major flop out of the gate (rambus anyone?) and at least by any good metric took three revisions (P4c - hypertheading) to make it come out where it should have ahead of its predecessor. The Pentium 3, before
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
If they limit the rate of speed it's technically limited which really makes me wonder how they legally can say these things. I guess it means in a lot of cases it's like Comcast where they also limit the data a month perhaps but d
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Power is then moved to whomever owns the most computer power and perhaps education
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Here's where this can be awful - I have a few pieces of software that are identical to this. After a few years I switch machines out and can't reactivate them and I'm SOL.
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
Maybe this is dumb but at the moment through windows (and WSL?) you get: rocm DirectML Vulkan OpenML?
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
I too am interested in these questions. also how do you deal with culling photos?
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by hypercube33 6mo ago
That was before websites were 40MB or more of garbage though so keep that in perspective. Also broadband here is supposedly 100mbps and giving more people access should drive cheaper Internet but also being America we have ISP monopoly by c

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