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by m-s-y 9mo ago
That “but” needs to be an “and”.
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by m-s-y 9mo ago
Now do student loans.
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by m-s-y 10mo ago
Not Apple’s ram.
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by m-s-y 10mo ago
Can confirm. My M3 Ultra tops out at 210W when ComfyUI or ollama is running flat out. Confirmed via smart plug.
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by m-s-y 10mo ago
A high school classmate of mine (many many years ago) was unexpectedly and brazenly pulled out of a school-wide assembly by local police one morning. It was the talk of the school. Rumors spread like wildfire. Consensus was that whatever sh
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by m-s-y 10mo ago
…and when I type standard, but clique-centric, abbreviations and slang among my own groups, the iPhone messes those up, too. Options also exist to pre-populate the predictive wordlists with our own terms, and to turn off predictive text alt
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by m-s-y 1y ago
And they did both, so…?
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by m-s-y 1y ago
> The point of this story is… The point is that without the identifying information it might as well be a creative writing exercise. Good anecdotes have power because they actually happened and are verifiable to some degree. This is neit
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by m-s-y 1y ago
What’s the point of not naming names? This could easily be just a creative writing exercise.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
such as? I consider myself a power user and I've never run into anything I couldn't handle or get around. Genuinely curious.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
The article’s first narrative revolves around a phone being held captive in a police station for days because the station was closed for the weekend? What kind of police station maintains business hours?
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by m-s-y 1y ago
This might work for you, but doing this to an untrained, unexpecting, or visiting Apple user on your LAN will make their Apple device experience 1,000x worse.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
the article also states that the US has looked into the reports of Hamas stealing the aid and found that none of the aid appears to have been stolen by anyone. given the current US administration and their hard-on for Israel, I can't i
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by m-s-y 1y ago
Honestly, it doesn’t matter. Staying silent generally doesn’t take an act of courage. No one exercises their speech muscles by staying silent. The true revolutionary act is exercising our right to speech, honestly and frequently. The import
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by m-s-y 1y ago
you’re smoothing your fingers wrong
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by m-s-y 1y ago
Transparent cases are a thing dontchaknow!
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by m-s-y 1y ago
No, it’s the paywalls. Can’t read what we can’t see.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
FWIW my qnap was also hammering my samba. After a few hours it would limit my transfers to 2Mb. I fixed it by removing the virtual network switch that gets installed if you use the container services.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
>It's a huge stretch to call the existence of 4chan in anyone's best interests. Absolutely, 100% incorrect. You obviously don't approve of 4chan's content or mission, but that's not the point. It benefits ever
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by m-s-y 1y ago
Not a single definition of CI in the posting at all. A tale as old as time I suppose…
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by m-s-y 1y ago
RLHF -> Reinforced Learning with Human Feedback It’s not defined until the 13th paragraph of the linked article.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
iOS virtualization is already a mature thing: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/utm-se-retro-pc-emulator/id156... Dev site: https://getutm.app/
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by m-s-y 1y ago
Good to see Secure Shellfish get a mention. Great x-device connection syncing, too. Plus, the full Files app integration is a great complement to the shared/sync’d folders.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
GPUs are already effectively ASICs for the math that runs both 3D scenes and LLMs, no?
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by m-s-y 1y ago
It’s functional if your goal is to run models that won’t fit into RAM on a single machine. Functional. the slow interconnects (yes, even at 40Gbps thunderbolt) severely limit both TtFT and tokens/second. I tried it extensively for a fe
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by m-s-y 1y ago
150ms is sluggish? 4000ms is normal? The comments are absolutely wild in here with respect to expectations.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
>does it showcase any level of technical expertise or mastery? No, I'm afraid not. But it does show that he can develop and ship a popular product, something outside the capability of so many “great engineers”. Good luck generating
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by m-s-y 1y ago
It breaks my heart that Perl fell out of favor. Perl “6” didn’t help in the slightest.
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by m-s-y 1y ago
No, they are idiots. Not at media consumption, but idiots at life. There are certain life skills that can be considered “smart” like revisiting your established opinions when presented with new information, or knowing that encountering a
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by m-s-y 1y ago
It’s always different 10 years ago, though, isn’t? Everything is. Rose colored glasses and all. I remember these exact same “Chinese quality” threads 10 years ago and they read pretty much the same as this one, complete with the “well 10 ye

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