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by mysteria 2y ago
How about WISP technology for rural areas as something in between Starlink and expensive fiber infra?
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by mysteria 2y ago
They don't have to go all the way though and fully compete with Dell EMC/HPE. I'm not sure what the original commenter was thinking but in my mind they could simply sell a Mac Studio variant with dual PSUs, better networking,
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by mysteria 2y ago
For distinguishing between the lowercase "a" and "α" without switching to cursive you can also use a double storey a.
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by mysteria 2y ago
Hetzner also has the interesting choice of consumer-grade machines which probably work fine in cases where you are constrained by CPU power rather than memory capacity/bandwidth. You'll also lose a bit of redundancy and reliabilit
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by mysteria 2y ago
Would adding a single GPU help with prompt processing here? When I run a llama.cpp GPU build with no layers offloaded prompt processing is still way faster as all the matrix multiplies are done on the accelerator. The actual memory bound in
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by mysteria 2y ago
Most cheap amp ICs perform well when they're outputting less than a watt, with distortion barely audible. Try connecting the same amp board to your main HiFi system if you have one and do some listening tests against the original HiFi
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by mysteria 2y ago
Fixed, thanks. Somehow the title of the datasheet pdf is AD8255 despite the chip being an AD85050.
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by mysteria 2y ago
If you're going through all the effort to design a PCB have you thought about driving the I2S input digitally? I skimmed through the AD85050 datasheet and it has internal DSP functionality which would have been already tuned for the dr
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by mysteria 2y ago
From what I've seen the general consensus is that the 128GB of memory is standard across all models, and that the price would vary for different storage and networking configurations. Their marketing materials say that "Each Proje
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by mysteria 2y ago
In this case the piracy model might change into something like the software cracking scene where groups with specialized skills and equipment would be the ones doing the uploading. Regular people wouldn't be able to make copies with a
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by mysteria 2y ago
> Would you say a screen capture of Microsoft Excel is also copyright infringement? Yeah it is. However most uses of an Excel screenshot would probably be considered fair use, and Microsoft probably doesn't care for 99% of use cases
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by mysteria 2y ago
The reason I chose Vim over Emacs is simply because of the fact that it's available literally EVERYWHERE. I've honestly never seen a UNIX system which doesn't have Vi or Vim installed by default. Emacs is more hit and miss.
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by mysteria 2y ago
Intel used to have GVT-g hardware virtualization on their integrated GPUs from Broadwell up. I haven't tried it myself but know people who used and liked it then. All good things come to an end though, and Intel scrapped it for Rocket
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by mysteria 2y ago
Even with a PCIe FPGA card you're still going to be memory bound during inference. When running LLama.cpp on straight CPU memory bandwidth, not CPU power, is always the bottleneck. Now if the FPGA card had a large amount of GPU tier me
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by mysteria 2y ago
I've seen people with small but wide desks placed between the handlebars and the seat of a stationary bike, with enough space to place a laptop. I suppose if you wanted you could also use a wall mounted display and place a keyboard and
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by mysteria 2y ago
I still use Ivy Bridge and Haswell workstations (with Linux, SSD and discrete GPU) as my daily drivers and for the things I do they still feel fast. Honestly a new Celeron probably beats them performance wise. The modern AMD or Intel deskto
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by mysteria 2y ago
If local LLMs become mainstream then you want as much memory bandwidth as possible. For regular home and office use two channels of DDR4 is more than enough.
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by mysteria 2y ago
Do regular users use more than 250GB or so of local storage? Large media collections are likely stored on a NAS or external HDDs and the local disk is more for the OS, apps, and scratch space. Nowadays many files are on the cloud as well. D
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by mysteria 2y ago
A lot of vehicles also show this on the nav screen every time you start the car, and many websites also display similar popups when you visit. It's a disgusting practice but it certainly isn't new. BTW if you want a TV that doesn&
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by mysteria 2y ago
Realistically it's in the several hundred range. I just did a ping using Vultr's Looking Glass from New Jersey to Mumbai and got around ~240ms on commercial fiber. For people working from home in India (with cable/DSL overhe
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by mysteria 2y ago
I would imagine latency would be an issue if companies were considering teleoperation using staff in a country with cheaper labor. For example I work with people in India and China and they regularly complain about the several hundred ms of
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by mysteria 2y ago
Interesting how pretty much all the example images look like renders/paintings as opposed to photographs. Maybe that's what it's trained on?
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by mysteria 2y ago
The authentication and registration requirement would be good from a legal perspective, but bad from a privacy one. Then again the alternative is cellular data which is tied to an account anyways.
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by mysteria 2y ago
At least with Safari all my internal SSL web services work properly on iOS with the root cert installed. Not sure about IMAP.
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by mysteria 2y ago
New Mistral 22B open weights model (non-commercial license).
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by mysteria 2y ago
Well there we go. I wonder if they read my comment :)
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by mysteria 2y ago
I don't see a license in the Github repo, so currently the code for this machine is only source available and not open source. https://github.com/diyPresso/diyPresso-One
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by mysteria 2y ago
It's worth noting that with some practice you can unscrew the hot metal tip holder with pilers, flip the tip out into a tray, drop the new cold tip in, and screw it all back using the pliers in 30 seconds or so.
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by mysteria 2y ago
On the flip side wouldn't that make replacement tips much more expensive? On my old Hakko station I've replaced the tips several times but the element and sensor seems to be going strong.

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