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by slavik81 2y ago
I wrote that patch. It's not actually used for MI50/MI60 in any of the Debian system packages, since Debian builds for gfx906 rather than using the gfx900 fallback path that patch provides. Debian is not relying on any special pat
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by slavik81 2y ago
The MI60 is basically just a faster MI50 with more memory. They were deprecated together. It's plausible there could be small firmware or driver differences that cause issues in one but not the other, but I think that's unlikely.
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by slavik81 2y ago
The 780m is an integrated GPU. I specified discrete GPUs because that's what I have tested and can confirm will work. I have dozens of different AMD GPUs and I personally host most of the Debian ROCm Team's continuous integration
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by slavik81 2y ago
The MI50 may be considered deprecated in newer releases, but it seems to work fine in my experience. I have a Radeon VII in my workstation (which shares the same architecture) and I host the MI60 test machine for Debian AI Team. I haven&#x2
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by slavik81 2y ago
FWIW, every ROCm library currently in the Debian 13 'main' and Ubuntu 24.04 'universe' repository has been built for and tested on every discrete consumer GPU architecture since Vega. Not every package is available that
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Nobuo Fujita(en.wikipedia.org)
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by slavik81 2y ago
In Canada and the United States, the penalties for breach of contract are determined based on the actual damages caused. Penalty clauses are generally not enforceable. The courts would ignore your clause and award a dollar amount based on w
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by slavik81 2y ago
The Canadian cereal was the same colour as in the US until a few years ago. I'm not sure what prompted the change.
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by slavik81 2y ago
Noodler's archival inks would be fine for that purpose. Bulletproof Black reacts with the cellulose in the paper so it will not wash out.
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The GP is still generally correct. In Canada, there are now some job postings that are only open to candidates of the appropriate race, gender or sexual orientation. These job postings would be illegal in the United States, but are allowed
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by slavik81 2y ago
I saw the Hack Club presentation at the Ubuntu Summit 2024 ("How 30K teenagers build open source software") and it was an unexpected highlight of the conference for me. I'd expected it to be a boring kids program, but Hack Cl
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by slavik81 2y ago
> I can't help but wonder if people also said the same about the telephone (which enabled socialization without colocation) There were a lot more letters before the telephone. In London, the mail would be picked up and delivered up
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by slavik81 2y ago
Three million gallons is a few large swimming pools of water. Is there no way to draw from a larger source? For comparison, the Hollywood reservoir is 2.5 billion gallons.
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by slavik81 2y ago
The payback period is something like 20 years to break even for the 10 kW worth of panels I am installing on my home this spring in Alberta.
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by slavik81 2y ago
There are some rather important papers that were written under pseudonyms, e.g. Student (1908). "The Probable Error of a Mean"
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by slavik81 2y ago
5 acres is 140 meters by 140 meters. That's roughly one city block.
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by slavik81 2y ago
The ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T has seven PCIe x16 slots. They're too close together to directly put seven 4090s on the board, but you'd just need some riser cables to mount the cards on a frame.
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by slavik81 2y ago
If you're not using your iGPU, you can disable it in BIOS and you won't need to set HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION.
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On the other hand, I locked my phone in a rental car and it took a week for them to mail it back to me. I was surprised, but I found that it made very little difference. I did not feel like I had any more time than usual. The only real impa
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by slavik81 2y ago
There's surveillance camera footage of the vehicle John Barnett was sitting in at the time of his death. The conspiracy theories are not credible.
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by slavik81 2y ago
Why would the Open Source Initiative bless a non-open source license?
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by slavik81 2y ago
The United States is #2 in the OECD for MRI machines per capita [1], with double that of France and nearly four times as many as Canada. Of the 38 nations of the OECD, only Japan has more MRI machines per person. [1]: https://www
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by slavik81 2y ago
Google's current approach to copyright on YouTube was adopted following their settlement agreement with Viacom [1]. While the terms were never disclosed, that settlement probably constrains how Google can handle copyright policing on Y
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by slavik81 2y ago
It would be nice if browsers surfaced the information about when you last visited a site. In the certificate information panel for Firefox you can find things like, "You visited this site 1067 times before" which is helpful inform
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by slavik81 2y ago
The Ryzen 5700G is one of the APUs tested on the Debian ROCm CI [1]. It works quite well with the Debian / Ubuntu system packages. [1]: http://ci.rocm.debian.net/
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by slavik81 2y ago
> pay that exceeds half a million dollar a year would put them in the top 1% of earners in 32 out of 50 states I'm honestly kind of shocked that a half a million dollars per year is insufficient to be in the top 1% of earners in 18
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by slavik81 2y ago
FYI, if you're on Ubuntu 24.04, it's easy to build llama.cpp with AMD ROCm GPU acceleration. Debian enabled support for a wider variety of hardware than is available in the official AMD packages, so this should work for nearly all
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by slavik81 2y ago
What's the dust that coats everything stored in a parking garage? Is that tire dust or something else?
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It's a bit confusing, but there's both "ROCm" and "ROCm on Radeon" releases. Despite what seems to be implied by the names, the standard "ROCm" releases support both Radeon and Instinct GPUs. "RO
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by slavik81 2y ago
The Radeon 7800 XT is officially supported on Windows [1], and I'm pretty sure it works fine on Linux even if it's not considered officially supported. It's Navi 32, just like the Radeon PRO V710, which is officially supporte

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