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by ranguna 1y ago
If those are a100 GPUs, then we are looking at 21.6GWh of electricity in a month at full power at 300W. At 0.16 cents per kW that 3.456M euros per month for the GPUs alone. According to Wikipedia, in 2021 Norway produced 157.1TWh of electri
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by ranguna 1y ago
Reading the news, it seems there was no significant impact in the neighbouring societies, except the death of sea life (whales in Chiba), is that right?
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by ranguna 1y ago
Good to know. Thank you and good luck!
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by ranguna 1y ago
Makes sense, thanks for the reply! I've never owned a pixel, but I'm planning on getting the pixel 10 so I can use the new android 16 Linux terminal with graphical support. I hope the pixel 10 will still fit your requirements and
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by ranguna 1y ago
I'm not sure you were being ironic, I find the witcher 3 and elden ring beautiful
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by ranguna 1y ago
Quite a lot of detail on this comment, thanks for that! But I'm still left a bit confused about the future devices GraphaneOS will support: Because you said discussion are being done with an OEM, will GraphaneOS switch from pixels to a
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by ranguna 1y ago
I mean, yeah? For a workstation it's a matter of whether you need to pay the premium for extra pcie slots, ram and RDIMM or not. It's kind of ok to do the comparison if all you care about is pure performance. But the comparison fa
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by ranguna 1y ago
It is, but the original post itself is also pretty funny. So it fits quite nicely
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by ranguna 1y ago
9955WX vs 9950x3D 148 , 144 and 128 of total, usable and 5.0 PCIe vs 28 and 24 of total and usable 8 vs 2 memory channels RDIMM vs UDIMM 2TB vs 192GB of max RAM And probably most important for this discussion: Unspecified (but I'd say:
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by ranguna 1y ago
Tbh I'd understand it if you used all three forms. Octopuses is also etymologically incorrect, but the general public found it ok to use and it got generally accepted because people liked it. I don't see any reason for this to hap
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by ranguna 1y ago
TIL the word octopus is not from Latin origin, it's Greek and it's plural is octopodes, but somewhere along the history of the English language, people decided to accept octopuses as the most common and correct plural of octopus.
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by ranguna 1y ago
If only there was a peer to peer electronic cash system that was instant and you didn't have to pay for fees for each transaction. Jokes and cryptocurrencies aside. The digital euro is being built and will be deployed in the coming yea
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by ranguna 1y ago
They use it for social media. This is in Western Europe btw
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by ranguna 1y ago
Why France? France is not exempt from its anti privacy law attempts around mass surveillance.
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by ranguna 1y ago
I'd love to agree, but 99% of the people I know use Instagram more than once per day.
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by ranguna 1y ago
How come? They just need to delete the model and train a new one without those books.
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by ranguna 1y ago
We'll do so, one at a time.
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by ranguna 1y ago
No, everyone I know literally pronounces it as ecma script.
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by ranguna 1y ago
Ah if that's the case, then that makes more sense. Thanks!
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by ranguna 1y ago
Yes, but why is it evil?
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by ranguna 1y ago
What is curious to me is that there's a possibility that a single plant in conjunction with natural oscillations caused enough trouble to start a doom scenario. Oscillation -> damping -> possibly faulty equipment and possibly lac
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by ranguna 1y ago
Taken directly from the interview: > Does one (or both) of the USB-C ports support DisplayPort Alt Mode, so that I can plug into a display without carrying accessories? > > Yes, at least one of the ports will provide direct Display
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by ranguna 1y ago
If this is going to be Linux phone, then a good use case would be to use it on desktop mode with an external monitor. They mention this on their website but they are planning on doing it with a convuluted wireless device? Why not simply usb
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by ranguna 1y ago
These are the kind of figures the EU should be looking at. Not the meagre hundreds of millions.
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by ranguna 1y ago
It's 32B€
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by ranguna 1y ago
Tldr because this article has way too much fillers to my taste (but I'm sure there are people out there that enjoy reading that kind of thing): The native Instagram and meta apps start a server listening on predefined ports when you la
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by ranguna 1y ago
Yep I see it like that as well, code with 0 or very close to 0 interactions from humans. Anyone who wants to change that meaning is not serious.
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by ranguna 1y ago
I think both you and the OP are ends of the same spectrum.
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by ranguna 1y ago
> the model’s only options were blackmail or accepting its replacement It was not explicitly told to do so, but it certainly was guided to. It still could have pled, but it choose blackmail 84% of the time. Which is interesting nonethele
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by ranguna 1y ago
I'm not sure if it's productive to give a full database worth of context to an LLM. There'd be a lot of data that could potentially pollute the LLM's reasoning with information that it doesn't need to answer your pr

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