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3y ago
I think they were probably using ready made kits. And most Raspberry pi models don't have USB C. It was introduced with V4.
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3y ago
If only they could find a bug/vuln that makes it possible to bypass the "Dead/Corrupted SSD? Dead Machine feature" and make it possible to boot externally, no matter the state of the internal drive.
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3y ago
They're a small team, they can only handle/reverse-engineer the M1 as of now. edit: looks like they are make bigger strides than I thought on M2 as well https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Featur
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3y ago
And queue the somewhat relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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3y ago
I don't know if it applies to older gen, but the team behind mlc-llm are suggesting that at least with steamdeck's APU you can go beyond the cap, hopefully it applies to other APUs: https://blog.mlc.ai/2023/08
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3y ago
Its theoretical 120GB/s (with soldered lpddr5, the fastest) is between a M2 (100GB/s) and a M2 Pro (200GB/s). For a portable solution it can be a nice compromise (only considering LLMs here). The only way to get 64GB of Ram (
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3y ago
"How would you use it?" is the entire video's point. Now, what would that look like in practice. I think you should first forget about the form factor. I think the use of a smartphone (at this stage) is mostly convenience. Th
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And it seems he was innocent. https://www.cracked.com/article_34310_connecticut-put-a-prob...
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3y ago
to keep in line with the topic of communication styles and assumptions, this reads (to me) like a long version "bro, calm down" :).
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3y ago
Futhermore, you can then install ACCA and set it to reduce the risks of battery issues. https://f-droid.org/packages/mattecarra.accapp/
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3y ago
For a bit more context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36837273 (Man found guilty of child porn because he ran a Tor exit node)
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3y ago
Apparently, models finetuned for coding are better at logical inquiries than those that are not.
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3y ago
I wonder how I would have appreciate this if I didn't know it was AI generated and thought it was some fan-made thing.
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3y ago
Well, if you expect a modicum of accuracy in the output...
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3y ago
I'm on a thinkpad with a 2016 CPU (i5-7300U) running ubuntu. I don't know anything so I left default settings. I get about 450ms/t with airoboros-7b and 350ms/t with orca-mini-3b. edit: with oobabooga webui
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3y ago
They Pies are so ubiquitous. A bit like with smartphones or the internet, with each passing year, it's harder and harder to remember a time they didn't exist... Even though I was paying much attention to the scene before the Pies
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3y ago
It was an interplanetary endeavour. Unfortunately, some programmers encoded intersystem travel using the Universal Unit, while others used the Multiversal Metric System.
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3y ago
Do you think Aliens would (if they wanted to) rather make first contact in a place where it's relevant now more than ever to own guns, or in a place where it's less so?
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3y ago
"Hey, %$#&&%µµ**&, do we really want to make first contact in a Stand Your Ground state?"
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3y ago
No need for SF for this line of reasoning. You don't need to know anything about electricity, or physics, to turn on a light switch, or activate autopilot in a car. But a certain amount of understanding and craftsmanship is required to
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3y ago
For a species advanced enough for trivially navigating the universe, the difference between the US and Afghanistan would be trivial. If they are more in the individuality side of thing (in contrast to hive mind), the dumbest of their lot wo
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3y ago
It has some issues, and no Android, pure GNU/Linux, but there's the pinephone and it's keyboard addon. https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-pinephone-pro-keyboard-... But I think it's more a phone t
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3y ago
It also has god awfull thermal management, even on power efficient Silent mode, the bottom gets hot fast. The audio is god awfull (for a product in that price range), lot of static with most earphones, have to use models with high impedance
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3y ago
I think this artist demonstrate your point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R35N43h8M5U (The acoustic of PVC pipes - Nicolas Bras)
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With the billions of phones out there (neither on FAT nor NTFS), I think you underestimate the importance of other filesystems.
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3y ago
This reminds me of how game designers in the 80/90's took the screen into consideration for their pixel art, and why old games don't look as good on modern screens https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions&#
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4y ago
Conflating getting pregnant and sexual misconduct is a weird take. To whom it may concern: being respectful when attracted by someone is a thing.
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If you replace Haiku OS with another piece of technology ... Who here uses ZFS/Thunderbird/iPhoto? I'm genuinely curious. In today's age where everything is web-based, I don't see how Filesystems/mail reade
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4y ago
I would guess figuring out payment, shipping, returns, refunds, warranty...
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4y ago
I always wondered, was it just a matter of RPi having better PR, or did we just went the wrong timeline? Why aren't we surrounded with chumby X, chumby hackerboard Y and Successor Z?
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