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by qwertox 2y ago
The slides mention Stable Diffusion and Flux as a benchmark.
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The high-end Framework has 128GB, just like Project DIGITS. VRAM size has always been the problem, so I'm not comparing these APU SBCs to PCIe GPUs. The comment was more about the timing of the announcements. Maybe Framework should hav
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by qwertox 2y ago
> not AI developers Yet their slides show INT8 and INT8 with Sparsity performance improvements. As well as "Supercharged AI Performance".
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by qwertox 2y ago
So Framework launches with Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with Radeon 8060S Graphics which has RDNA 3.5. RDNA 4 has a 2x performance gain over 3.5 (4x with Sparsity) at FP16. It just makes it all harder (the picking and choosing). Let's see what Pr
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Maybe a special flag with a passcode which must be passed to `git clone`, where this passcode is shown in such a banner. To make sure you've read the banner.
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What I ask myself is why is Firefox collecting months of telemetry data if sending telemetry is disabled. If I disable telemetry, I would also expect it to not get collected.
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This looks very promising. Does it have an API?
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They are verbatim from the page's title.
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And how exactly do I copy & paste or even use my keyboard to input text to Alexa+? I believe that I have my phone in my hands no longer than 10 minutes a day, and it is not linked to my PC, nor will it ever be. There are only a few thin
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Plus three months of recording/cutting/editing the video. Well done.
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> Alexa+ costs $19.99 per month, but all Amazon Prime members will get it for free. > We will prioritize Echo Show 8, 10, 15, and 21 device owners in the early access period. If you don’t have one of those devices, and want to be amon
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> The city will have an underground passageway for deliveries and garbage collection. It will test advanced digital technologies and autonomous robots. The passageway for deliveries sounds like the best thing, but garbage maybe not so mu
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Hah, this now prompted me to ask ChatGPT to tell me about Erowid and the most remarkable things it read there, and we're chatting along over bad trips and it telling me how apparently heroin can't fix a bad trip, and it comes up w
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Great and informative article. Also nice to get an explicit mention that this isn't just a subprocess call, but running in the same process. The only thing I'd would have like to see in added would be calling a function defined in
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by qwertox 2y ago
Apple did the right thing in the UK. This means that neither politicians nor the military will benefit from E2EE, while it's clear that they wished that just the plebes would be affected by this. Maybe all IMs should then drop encrypti
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> Meanwhile huge orgs like the NHS run on fax I thought this was a German-only thing?
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It's like this https://imgur.com/a/SLrGHas I was in bed from close to midnight to somewhat before 8:00.
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I have an esp32 next to my bed. I log the rssi strength and with that i know when i was in the bed and when i changed position. It also has a pir which detects movement, but tracking the rssi is good enough. A phone would be just as good, a
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> But didn't he buy it much earlier? Probably around the time when he came up with the idea of registering "United States of America Inc." and "Group America LLC"
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Only a matter of time until NOAA's data will be inaccessible. It was great while it lasted.
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by qwertox 2y ago
Customary law exists for a reason. If Docker explicitly offers a service for free, then users are well within their rights to use it for free. That’s not entitlement, that’s simply accepting an offer as it stands. Of course, Docker has ever
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by qwertox 2y ago
At least the article has the length which the topic deserves. TLDR: Dev: "It's written in Rust", User: "What?" Unless, of course, the user of your code is a financial institution, or a carmaker, building planes, med
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by qwertox 2y ago
> So really, is AI a tool to make us more productive or a tool to remove our bargaining power? Don't you notice how it makes you more productive, that you can solve problems faster? It would be really odd if not. And regarding the b
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Wireshark seems a bit misleading. More like a "network inspector" if one leans towards the browser's network tab in the inspector? But it really looks useful and I'll definitely play with it to see if I put it into my to
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Link to hardware specifications provided by the manual, has good images: https://facebookresearch.github.io/projectaria_tools/docs/te...
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One question: as a person who is far and nearsighted at the same time, I basically see only sharp at a distance of around 20 cm, could I even use such glasses?
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In Germany this wouldn't be possible due to shortage of skilled workers. You'd have to settle with one who at least might have a bigger toolbox, but they wouldn't to an end-to-end analysis beforehand and would prefer to get t
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There is so much censorship going on on Twitter through the use of dark patterns , that it's embarrassing to claim it to be something like a fortress of free speech. Let alone the fact that you need to have a subscription in order to
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> If you don’t take it seriously, don’t do IPv6. Which is why I deactivated IPv6 on almost every device in my network. My main issue is that the router/gateway provided by my ISP does not support DHCPv6 prefix delegation, which caus
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Good to know that it's also supported by most browsers. https://caniuse.com/?search=oklch

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