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nkingsy
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https://github.com/NVIDIA/TensorRT/issues/982 Looks like tensorRT does work with 30x0, but I couldn't find much.
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The second one is for 70b llama models, and I paid $600 each. Stable diffusion is available to pretty much any computer. Dreambooth requires a lot of vram, which is how I use it (creating recurrent characters)
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I would worry about normalization of the behavior leading to more people seeking the real thing.
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Lol I got the reference but I wouldn’t put it past my kids. The second one is hanging out the back of my desktop so it doesn’t mess with airflow of the primary card, and they’ve already washed two of my iPhones.
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I was saying in porn they’re careful to say “step” (which, come on, it is a little bit right). Not so much here.
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3y ago
I've been stunned looking through crowdsourced prompt and "character card" examples for stable diffusion and llama. Got a second 3090 so I could experiment with a few business ideas and work on a graphic novel with my kids. I
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nkingsy
3y ago
Plastic production is hideously polluting. Simultaneously, plastic bag bans are a joke when everything in your reusable bag is disposable plastic.
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3y ago
Asthma, autism and ADHD have had huge impacts on my family, and it seems this is likely air pollution related. Then we get to the aerosols hiding the impacts of climate change, and the mind boggling scale of recent forest fires. Gloomy. Exc
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3y ago
why does the red person have a mask on? Fringey for everyone at this point but I doubt it will encourage red people to join. Wasn't exactly their cup of tea.
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3y ago
Ubuntu latest seems to forget who my graphics cards are after “suspend”
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3y ago
It’s a loss leader so msft can point to something when you complain about the abusive hellscape that is modern windows.
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nkingsy
3y ago
Meanwhile an e-bike could probably go 50 miles at the same speed with the same energy (about 1.2kwh)
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nkingsy
3y ago
I get value from it, but it still gives me the social high from interacting, plus a big multiplier added with voting.
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nkingsy
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And we found the mandatory “I’m not on social media” comment on the social media platform. There’s at least one on every post on the subject. Literal definition: websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to
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nkingsy
3y ago
llm moderation, what could go wrong
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3y ago
Because the authors are Italian?
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3y ago
The big ones are already largely ranched. It’s the breeding that isn’t happening
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3y ago
I should have stopped at the beginning like the author recommended. I wholeheartedly agree with "play" as the central element. And by play I mean to fully engage and enjoy the activity at hand. To be detached enough to stop and ta
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3y ago
I hadn't realized he also helped develop lithium iron phosphate, which unlike other chemistries seems to have the potential to scale up to what is needed. "good enough" indeed.
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At the very end of the article, they state that local communities knew of and lead researchers to this art as a side effect of demilitarization of the area. So not exactly “found”, more “officially documented”.
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3y ago
I run my MacBook Pro off of the usbc pd port on my cheap ($130, 300wh) lifepo4 battery box. I got 2, plug one directly into a 100w solar panel, other powers the computer and monitor. Swap daily. If you want to run a line into your house you
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3y ago
People talk about cards not being worth the electricity vs cloud. Seems like an a100 pulls 300w, costs $1.50/hr ish to rent, and costs $12,000 to buy, meaning it pays for itself with 1 year of constant use.
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It may look and sound the same, but no one is accidentally spilling beer in merriment or telling their friends they were there. It builds the brand. Watching the game on tv is already a far superior way to actually see what’s happening. No
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Going out to talk to random strangers and dance triggers that “close call” juice too. The problem is the restrained head bobbing. I’d take it over all my adrenaline-junkie hobbies. Something pure about the charged verbal joust. Once I get a
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Yes, mr smith, it’s a eureka moment for capital. I’m sure the high skill employees will be just fine.
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The 35% improvement for low skill workers and 0% improvement for high skill workers seems to confirm everyone’s worst fears about this stuff.
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I'm going in Friday! My wife likes and is staying on birth control, but 2 kids is plenty. I'm doing it for me.
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988 is not 911. Authorities are only called in extreme circumstances. Please do call if you feel the need.
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My wife has had the exact same experience. There was a core of highly skilled volunteers that is now entirely gone over the last 2 years. She still volunteers because she wants to be there if a teen calls. This is emotionally draining work
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My favorite episode, but I think this is maybe one step worse than taking cues from "Succession"
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