slavik81

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by slavik81 2y ago
The RX 7900 XTX and Radeon PRO W7900 are already 11.0.0. That override is unnecessary.
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by slavik81 2y ago
Telling ROCm to pretend that your RDNA 3 GPU (gfx1102) is an RDNA 2 GPU (gfx1030) is not going to work. The ISAs are not backwards-compatible like that. You might get away with pretending your gfx1102 GPU is a gfx1100 GPU, but even that dep
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by slavik81 2y ago
Use the PyTorch Nightly build. The ROCm libraries themselves have been built for the RX 7600 (gfx1102) since ROCm 5.4/5.5, but PyTorch itself wasn't enabled until a few weeks ago. The RX 7600 is still not 'officially supporte
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by slavik81 2y ago
> ROCm packages continue to land on Debian, so there's more than meets the eye I've been volunteering with Debian to help package ROCm for four years now, but today it officially became my full-time job. AMA.
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by slavik81 2y ago
It's not that the AI is considered a person. It's that your inputs were the same in both cases, and it's your creative input that justifies the copyright. If your creative input was insufficient to justify granting you copyri
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by slavik81 2y ago
It's not a necessary test for this case, but in general I would suggest using a legal test that is AI agnostic. Imagine there is a service where you can submit a prompt and get an image in return. You might submit a prompt like, "
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by slavik81 2y ago
Unfortunately, most of Waterton burned in 2017. The Prince of Wales Hotel survived, but those trees are all dead. It will be decades before it looks like your photos again.
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by slavik81 2y ago
> The list of additional products affected by counter tariffs includes tools, computers and servers, display monitors, sport equipment, and cast-iron products.
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Canada responds to unjustified U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum(canada.ca)
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by slavik81 2y ago
Is it really that much worse today? When I was a kid, my great aunt died of skin cancer. She was a Christian Scientist and rejected medical treatment in favour of prayer. As a teenager, I remember being annoyed that the newspapers had posit
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by slavik81 2y ago
It was in a small box, not just a DVD case. I still have mine, with Alyx Vance on the cover. I see there are big box versions on eBay, so that might have existed in some regions too. Ironically, I don't have my Half-Life 1 Anthology bo
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by slavik81 2y ago
If the citizens of the United States were capable of coordinating to threaten anyone, it should be their government into recinding these new taxes.
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by slavik81 2y ago
It's hard to overstate how pissed off Canadians are about Trump's threats to annex Canada through economic bullying. People I know who have never boycotted anything are now boycotting US goods and services. There will be long-term
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by slavik81 2y ago
Why not get the nuclear fuel from Canada? There's plenty of uranium in Saskatchewan.
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by slavik81 2y ago
The official support list is anemic, but in practice, any RDNA 2 or RDNA 3 GPUs will either work out of the box or can be made to work without much difficulty. Debian has a particularly good compatibility story. Its ROCm packages carry patc
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by slavik81 2y ago
On Linux, there is official support for a few Navi 21 (gfx1030), Navi 31 (gfx1100) and Navi 32 (gfx1101) cards [1]. As you mention, in practice, there's also quite a few cards that work but are not officially supported. [1]: https:&#x
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by slavik81 2y ago
The ROCm libraries were built for RDNA 4 starting in ROCm 6.3 (the current ROCm release). I'm not sure whether that means it will be considered officially supported in ROCm 6.3 or if it's just experimental in that release.
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by slavik81 2y ago
I loved Renegade. The multiplayer demo was great. It had such excellent map design. The trade-offs in buying upgrades felt very strategic, as well.
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by slavik81 2y ago
Tiberian Sun was the first PC game I ever owned. I picked my current username for Westwood Online and have been using it ever since. I had played Red Alert at a friend's house and when I went to buy my own copy, the guy at the shop rec
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by slavik81 2y ago
Canadians can also self clear packages in person at a CBSA office through the Courier Low Value Shipment program [1], if the value of the package is under $3300. It's a bit of a hassle, but has saved me >$100 in brokerage fees on so
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by slavik81 2y ago
Could you elaborate on how magnetic fields cause instabilities? As a layman, it's not immediately obvious to me why that would be the case.
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by slavik81 2y ago
Go back to the early 1970s and "Made in Japan" was an indicator of a low quality product. This sort of thing has happened before a few times. China is just bigger than the others that did it.
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by slavik81 2y ago
EPS is practically identical to PCIe, just keyed slightly differently, and it can handle 300W. It's used for the CPU power connector and on some data centre GPUs. I've never been clear on why it didn't take over from the PCIe
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by slavik81 2y ago
You can be tried by both the state and the federal government for the same conduct, and it is not double jeopardy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamble_v._United_States
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by slavik81 2y ago
My Pixel 4a won't turn on. I wonder if this might fix that problem. I guess it's worth a shot.
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by slavik81 2y ago
I was expecting "the ice age". Maybe I'm getting old...
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by slavik81 2y ago
I've heard good reviews, but half of my Philips UD bulbs have died since I installed them roughly six months ago. All the bulbs in enclosed fixtures have died (despite the bulbs stating they were suitable for enclosed fixtures), and ma
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by slavik81 2y ago
The United States incarceration rate is 4x higher than of the rest of the world, in part because it hands out much longer sentences than most other countries. You're not wrong, but it's still the US that is the outlier in terms of
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by slavik81 2y ago
He's served over ten years. That's 1/8th of an average lifespan. It would be a fairly normal sentence for second degree murder where I'm from.
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by slavik81 2y ago
The caveat being that PyTorch has a lot of dependencies and a couple of them are not yet available in Debian Unstable. For folks wanting to use StableDiffusion, that's a problem. However, the available packages are more than sufficient

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