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by karolist 2y ago
But but you're doing the fallacy of argumentum ad verecundiam! /s
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by karolist 2y ago
C# with Unity.
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by karolist 2y ago
Honest answer, only C++.
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by karolist 3y ago
https://archive.ph/CCnjL
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by karolist 3y ago
The parent is downvoted because the original comment contained some stretch logic talking about possible confusion with Raft consensus protocol due to naming similarities, the current comment is after the ninja edit.
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by karolist 3y ago
I'm driving for 18 years now, regularly long distances over night, on the German Autobahn. LED lights are a massive problem and made night driving much more tiring in the last 12 or so years. Also, fuck your matrix smart lights, they m
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by karolist 3y ago
For what it's worth, they lost me as a potential customer too, having read the parent post, so there's at least 2 of us.
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by karolist 3y ago
My previous Intel MBP which I've used for every day charging to 100% and discharging to 20% or so has 600 cycles now, battery health is at 81% and has been hovering there. It's still fine, but my point is if you think of relying o
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by karolist 3y ago
There's nothing really there yet besides the readme file. I saw this the other day on GitHub trending and left with mixed feelings. You can launch an empty repo riding the clicks and sharing what essentialy is a parked domain template,
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by karolist 3y ago
It didn't change at all, rather was reduced in certain configurations.
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by karolist 3y ago
What does this really accomplish, will the newspapers get any of that money or will it just be thrown into country's budget pot, as a side effect alienating France further from possible tech investments? The French Google office is tin
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by karolist 3y ago
The name collisions for opensource projects stopped mattering a long time ago
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by karolist 3y ago
This is unfairly downvoted. They launched 3090 on Sep 2020 with 24GB which was more than AMD's 16GB 6900XT launched on that same month. Maybe before blaming Nvidia, blame AMD for lack of trying to compete with them? Of course they&#x27
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by karolist 3y ago
Even 32GB would be great for a gaming card, any more and you're never seeing on sale as it will be bought by truckloads for AI, so of course they're not gonna balloon the VRAM. I suspect we'd still be at 16GB but they launche
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by karolist 3y ago
I have an M1 Max with 64GB and 3090 Ti. M1 Max is ~4x slower at inference for the same models than 3090 (i.e. 7t/s vs 30t/s), which depending on the task can be very annoying. As a plus you get to run really large models, albeit v
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by karolist 3y ago
You can add multiple, but practically speaking you're better off with used 3090s which you get 2 for the price of one 4090. I have 3090 Ti and I can run Q4 quant 33b models at 30t/s with 8k context. A 4090 would allow me to do the
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by karolist 3y ago
> As a normal part of the just-in-time compile and execute cycle, processes running on macOS may access memory in protected memory regions. Prior to the macOS 14.4 update, in certain circumstances, the macOS kernel would respond to these
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by karolist 3y ago
What he described as essentially discovering lane keep assist was in production cars and working great since at least 2012 (i.e. Audi C7).
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by karolist 3y ago
Nvidia released consumer RTX 3090 with 24GB VRAM in Sep 2020, AMDs flagship release in that same month was 6900 XT with 16GB VRAM. Who is being restrictive here exactly?
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by karolist 3y ago
2017 was my best, and last normal year. Things were "normal" in job market, no crazy over hiring and runaway inflation, local housing market ice hockey curve didn't happen yet where I am. I want to go back.
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by karolist 3y ago
It doesn't on its own but it simplifies things hard to roll by hand that does, like observation nodes, consensus algorithms, Ceph storage, live migrations etc.
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by karolist 3y ago
"AI" of today would spit out real artist interpretation mashups of today, nothing you wouldn't find on DeviantArt
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by karolist 3y ago
https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4387539/firefox-money-invest...
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by karolist 3y ago
Why single out American?
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by karolist 3y ago
Valid question. Why is this down voted?
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by karolist 3y ago
Hey. I'm sorry about your condition. I feel I'm approaching blindness eventually, this is very random, but perhaps you could share any resources I could learn to prepare for this so I could continue using the web when/if it h
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by karolist 3y ago
I like my windows (contexts really) to have more visual separation so all my Amethyst windows have 5px margins.
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by karolist 3y ago
> Nadella [in December 2022] abruptly cut off Lee midsentence, demanding to know how OpenAI had managed to surpass the capabilities of the AI project Microsoft’s 1,500-person research team had been working on for decades. “OpenAI built t
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by karolist 3y ago
The idea I believe is to do so, but corruption makes these pre-warned anyway.
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by karolist 3y ago
He can use these cards for 128days non stop and re-sell, claiming back the purchase price almost fully since OP bought them cheap. Buying doesn't mean you use the GPUs to a point where they end up costing 0, yes there is risk with GPUs

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