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by phkahler 2y ago
No. I've been reading up. I'm planning to run Flux 12b on my AMD 5700G with 64GB RAM. CPU will take 5-10minutes per image which will be fine for me tinkering while writing code. Maybe I'll be able to get the GPU going on it t
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> And, if there's two things that seems constant in conservative politics, it's that they don't want anything to change (by defintion of 'conservative'), and they do seem to be forever embroiled in accusation
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by phkahler 2y ago
That doesn't answer the actual question of relationship between Trump and Russia.
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by phkahler 2y ago
RDA for Iodine is kind of low. The upper limit is actually quite high and the Wolff-Chaikoff effect seems to be either temporary or not even real. But have your thyroid checked if you're going to supplement Iodine just to be sure.
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by phkahler 2y ago
Magnesium glycinate - more recent because glycine is good for you too. I started with kelp tablets for the iodine 150mcg x6. But not I just use Lugols solution in my morning caffeine drink.
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by phkahler 2y ago
The standard treatment was working but had side effects. It's also something you have to do for the rest of your life, which is why I wanted to stop it. I was off that and on my other stuff for at least 3 months before testing my new n
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by phkahler 2y ago
Has Intel ever made a production chip using their own EUV process? They keep moving the goal post so they'll be state of the art when they get there - currently aiming for "18A" with high NA using the absolute latest equipmen
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by phkahler 2y ago
Traditionally if you wanted SOTA semiconductors you'd go to IBM for the technology and then build your own fab. I'm not sure how true that is today but I wouldn't be surprised if it is.
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> If 18a is not ready I think the best case scenario for Intel is a merger with AMD. Aside from the x86 monopoly that would create, I don't think Intel has much of value to AMD at this point other than the fabs (which aren'
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by phkahler 2y ago
I was diagnosed with asthma in my mid 40s after my first major attack. "Your lungs are those of an 84 year old". After dealing with standard treatments and the side effects for a while, I started searching and found something. Mag
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> To some extent, this has already happened: Many news organizations, such as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, have placed their curated content behind paywalls. This was funny to me because the NYT is already highly b
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by phkahler 2y ago
I think you mean solver improvements, but no. We are doing named parameters soon. Then I make no promises, but looking at fillets and chamfers.
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by phkahler 2y ago
I wish the guy behind Dune3d had joined Solvespace development instead. His GTK4 UI on all platforms would have been nice. I'm hoping to address some of the solvespace shortcomings in 2025, but he really needed assembly with STEP files
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by phkahler 2y ago
The wording isn't good. The number does not indicate how many jumps you need to make. It indicates how far you need to jump. Otherwise fun!
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> One theory that I thought was reasonable for why there's a monochiral world is that once the arbitrary choice is made (L or R) then that gets 'locked in' by all the machinery around that choice. As in, L 'won&#x
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by phkahler 2y ago
You can easily construct a game board from a sequence of moves by maintaining the game state somewhere. But you can also know where a piece is bases on only its last move. I'm curious what happens if you don't feed it a position,
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by phkahler 2y ago
Is there a relationship between the negative probabilities of Klein and the negative energy of Dirac? Did his formulation just move the problem? If so, does it imply anything? Like are probability and energy related?
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> successfully brought x86 to the big.LITTLE core arrangement. Really? I thought they said using e-cores would be better than hyper threading. AMD has doubled down on hyper threading - putting a second decoder in each core that doesn
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by phkahler 2y ago
IANA physicist but everywhere I look I see the same mistake being made. The shell theorem does not apply to disks or galaxies. I see the same simplification in the most advanced writings. Namely 1) matter out to a radius can be treated as a
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by phkahler 2y ago
Musk has said many times that the algorithm is open source. This guy is suggesting an algorithm change but not actually showing one.
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by phkahler 2y ago
I was working at Hughes Aircraft in the 90's and this accident came up. One of the older guys said Grumman had a missile test range right there and he was convinced it was an accident. This little fact is notably absent from the articl
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by phkahler 2y ago
OpenMP is one of the easiest ways to make existing code run across CPU cores. In the simplest cases you simply add a single #pragma to C code and it goes N times faster. This is when you're running a function in a loop with no side eff
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by phkahler 2y ago
I have a friend in Michigan who grows a LOT of different foods in his yard, all the way up to PawPaw fruit. You're right that winter limits the growing season, but I was amazed at how diverse this guys food garden is.
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by phkahler 2y ago
I once implemented tumbler, but always used the starting position and current position to determine the rotation. This make it behave the same way when the mouse follows a straight path, but also makes it path independent.
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> He didn't provide any details on what he plans to do that will actually improve people's lives. He did provide high level detail. He said he'd use tariffs to exclude foreign made stuff, which will necessitate "m
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by phkahler 2y ago
“It’s not a good way to run the business, so it really is for us a one-off with Lunar Lake,” When you prioritize yourself (way to run the business) over delivering what customers want you're finished. Some companies can get that wrong
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> MoE model with 52 billion activated parameters means its more comparable to a (dense) 70b model and not a dense 405b model Only when talking about how fast it can produce output. From a capability point of view it makes sense to co
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by phkahler 2y ago
>> but there are heavy downsides. For example, it's not clear how short circuiting works. Opinion: Code that depends on side effects like that in a conditional is BAD. It is not an optimization, it's an obfuscation.
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by phkahler 2y ago
Magnificent knockers.
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by phkahler 2y ago
That isn't really what I was hoping for. IMHO it is wasteful for every application to remember its window placement and restore it. Not only does that require additional code in every app, but if there is some kind of policy change the

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