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by piskov 1y ago
Given the lack of comments after an hour passed, we have a strong case of maybe five Google AI Ultra subscribers worldwide. I, personally, try to stay as far as possible from google: Kagi for search, Brave for browsing (Firefox previously),
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by piskov 1y ago
Just in case someone new is looking, komorebi is great: https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi
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by piskov 1y ago
> will be rolling ≠ available now to all pro users
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by piskov 1y ago
What the video: there is an explicit switch at one of the steps about (not) allowing to train on your repo.
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by piskov 1y ago
What exactly stands out? Besides the fact the author is most likely of ex-USSR descent, i. e. not a native speaker.
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by piskov 2y ago
I suppose any Soviet block country should do it for around $50.
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by piskov 2y ago
They went for local LLM route and for that high-bandwidth memory is a must. Consider it a low-price alternative to mac mini or nvidia’s box. This can also be chained though not as effectively as macs for example (those have thunderbolt for
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by piskov 2y ago
All this doesn't mean your back-end should be based on something like Microsoft Windows Server with MS Sql Server. Or modern equivalent of serverless Windows Azure. Russians (and everyone closely watching) started that transition almos
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by piskov 2y ago
> Users Don’t Care About Your Tech Stack Oh, but they really should: the less proprietary and supporting the most platforms — the better. Just ask the Russians porting stuff from something like MS SQL Server or Oracle to Postgres
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by piskov 2y ago
Most likely some typo on my part
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by piskov 2y ago
2.54:1 contrast for text which spectacularly fails any accessibility specs. Please don’t do this
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by piskov 2y ago
He explained the reasoning: > Now, why don't they send me the two boxes? I understand when I was asking for firmware to be open sourced that that actually might be difficult for them, but the boxes are on eBay with a simple $$ cost.
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by piskov 2y ago
This one is very common as every (insert your country) designer googles images of jets, tanks, what have you. Happens every year on every side of multifaceted aisle.
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by piskov 2y ago
Pablo Escobar used to announce the price of cocaine on the radio every day, but you will not know even the estimate for an SSD :-)
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by piskov 2y ago
Kudos to Jebrains basically gifting Rider to Russians making it free of mandatory license and possibly malicious cracks
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by piskov 2y ago
Snapdragon touts 45 TOPS but it’s only int8. For example Apple's m3 neural engine is mere 18 TOPS but it’s FP16. So windows has bigger number but it’s not apple to apple comparison. Did author test int8 performance?
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by piskov 2y ago
Jesus, it was the Onion-like parody website (Panorama)
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by piskov 2y ago
What stops you from disabling cloud protection / some firewall rules, if you are worried about the leaking documents?
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by piskov 2y ago
So if one wages some military shit all over the world, one should immediately relocate? What about abandoning elderly fathers and mothers, etc.? Or should they relocate too?
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by piskov 2y ago
I mean the AV software being used as a malicious agent. > We fully believe that … the Russian government is either now using Kaspersky or certainly would be willing to use Kaspersky. “Highly likely” is a shit of an argument that is exerc
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by piskov 2y ago
There’s a plethora of cia, nsa, “what have you” guys at OpenAI, Google, Meta, you name it — should every other country in the world ban US software? Or are there “good” intelligence officers and “bad”? The moment some backdoor is discovered
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by piskov 2y ago
You’ll need 44GB just for the weights By default only 75% of unified memory is available to GPU if you have >36GB. So with 48 total only 36 is available for GPU with is lower than 44. tldr; without quantization you will not be able to ru
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by piskov 2y ago
It’s also in the article “The real issue is this stuff accumulates,” the professor said. “No chemical is totally innocuous, and it seems inconceivable that anything that accumulates would not eventually become toxic.” > man-made compound
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by piskov 2y ago
Here’s visibility area: https://www.heywhatsthat.com/?view=EQT4CXUK There have been photos even from Rize, Turkey 300km, albeit very-very blurry. But I think you are most definitely right: I checked and it’s only 240 from t
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by piskov 2y ago
Lied about what? No one-time packaging and recycling of everything from paper to bottles? Thus being very green/eco by the modern retail standards. Just google “макулатура” and “пункт приема бутылок”
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by piskov 2y ago
> the empty Nutella jars were washed, kept and used as glasses for drinking - because buying new glasses was hard or expensive. You do understand that sand is one of the most common things on earth (hence the glass is dirt-cheap). Just a
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by piskov 2y ago
You do understand that Elbrus is almost 6 km high? :-)
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by piskov 2y ago
Single-use packaging is just waste. Poor or not is irrelevant. That’s why it so ironic sometimes to see west slowly turning into soviet union :-) From recycling to cancel culture, just with 100 years of delay
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by piskov 2y ago
Second account to post this link: say what you will about the bots and — god forbid — someone saying something good about soviet union :-)
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by piskov 2y ago
> there is no thermostat, just a radiator on 100% and an open window Nothing wrong about it as water temperature in pipes is regulated based on the temperature outside if not at building-level (not uncommon) but at least at heat-station

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