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You can fit full-height server and workstation GPUs into 3U.
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You cannot direct growth at the scale of a single cell. There are many computations (based on hormonal gradients and other mechanisms) that occur at the scale of larger structures, such as leaves or branches. Of course, those mechanicisms a
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And Mrs Chippy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mrs_Chippy
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Yes, by Blair Kinsman. There are a few errors in the equations of the first edition. Minus signs that should be plus signs and things like that. My copy was stamped "University of Alberta" as the University of Calgary only became
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That will be a sad day. One of the best books I checked out of the library during my graduate studies was a copy of "Wind Waves" from 1965 with handwritten corrections written in pen by some former student.
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The Onion was ahead of the curve with "New Live Poll Lets Punits Pander To Viewers In Real Time". https://youtu.be/uFpK_r-jEXg
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The Radeon Pro W6800, W7800 or W7900 would be the standard answer. A hacker-spirited alternative would be to purchase a used MI50, MI60 or MI100 and 3d print a fan adapter. There are versions of all of those cards with 32GB of VRAM and they
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Correct. Although, you wouldn't find Navi 22, 23 or 24 in the list because those particular architectures are not supported. Instead, you'd see Vega 10, Vega 20, Arcturus, Aldebaran, Aqua Vanjaram and sometimes Polaris. We're
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On Ubuntu 24.04 (and Debian Unstable¹), the OS-provided packages should be able to get llama.cpp running on ROCm on just about any discrete AMD GPU from Vega onwards²³⁴. No docker or HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION required. The performance might
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The RX 7900 XTX (gfx1100) was first enabled in the math libraries (e.g. rocBLAS) for ROCm 5.4, but I don't think the AI libraries (e.g. MIOpen) had it enabled until ROCm 5.5. I believe the performance improved significantly in later re
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Absolutely. That sounds like all the qualifications you need. There are general channels where you can ask questions (like Debian Mentors on IRC and the mailing list), but feel free to reach out if you need a bit of extra help getting start
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Yes. The primary difference in the support matrix is that all discrete RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 GPUs are enabled on in the Debian packages [1]. There is also Fiji / Polaris support enabled in the Debian packages, although there are a lot of b
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> I've heard support for the 7900 XT/X series is a bit dicey The firmware-amd-graphics package in stable is too old to properly support RDNA 3. It kind of works, but it is quite buggy. All RDNA 3 users on Debian 12 should be su
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When I packaged the ROCm libraries that shipped in the Ubuntu 24.04 universe repository, I built and tested them with almost every discrete AMD GPU architecture from Vega to CDNA 2 and RDNA 3 (plus a few APUs). None of that is officially su
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The family tree is a big deal for Mormons due to their religious beliefs. They can baptise their ancestors, providing lost souls with a chance to convert after death.
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The price of The Economist has increased rather dramatically in the past few years. In 2012, a print subscription was 137 CAD/yr (183 CAD/yr in 2024 dollars). In 2024 a print subscription is now 429 CAD/yr.
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The credits were changed for the special editions. He is not in the 'starring' section, but they did list him properly in the cast. https://youtu.be/sIPNormrPwg?t=2m30s
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Tiberian Sun was the first computer game I owned, and his performance was practically the first thing I saw when I finished installing it. At the time, I didn't recognize him, despite being a huge Star Wars fan. https://yout
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Not the OP, but I hired an electrician to put a 30A 240V circuit with a NEMA L6-30R recepticle next to my electrical panel. It was 600 CAD. You can probably get it done cheaper. He had to disconnect another circuit and make a trip to the ha
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Every vendor has their quirks. I have a pair of ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T/BCM boards, but my M.2 NVME boot drive is no longer detected if I update the BIOS past v3.50. Unfortunately, that means no support for resizable BAR in my configurat
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For comparison, Canadian tariffs on Chinese solar panels are >150%.
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I am not a lawyer, but I explore these questions by imagining an existing situation with a human. If your friend gave you code to publish and it turned out he gave you someone else's code that he had memorized, would you be breaching c
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My understanding is that as of Linux 6.10, the driver will now dynamically allocate more memory for the iGPU [1]. The driver team apparently reused a strategy that had been developed for MI300A. I'm hoping that in combination with the
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> All of them prohibit you from using their model to train other AI models. Have they ever successfully enforced this clause in court? An equally valid resolution would be a conclusion that they don't actually have that power.
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I quite lite The Economist, but the cost has been increasing quite significantly. It's now 429 CAD/yr for a print subscription. I don't have time to read every issue, so it's getting difficult to justify renewing.
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You're referring to Orangutan Card Trick DEBUNK - https://youtu.be/j6tbG6b6xRg . My favourite is The Debunkathon - https://youtu.be/OX-Ra4nrVj0 . I found the overall message deeply touching.
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If you redrew The Lion King frame by frame from memory, it would still be copyright infringement if you redistributed it to your friends. The difference is how similar your recreation is to the original, not whether it was done by a human o
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If you refuse to upload all your photos, Google Photos randomly sometimes pops up a second request to upload your 200 most recent photos instead. I declined the first request that interrupted my task, then tried to select a photo to continu
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It would be simpler to charge a property tax on every property and provide a tax credit to every individual based on the average property tax collected. I think it would be more robust against people trying to find loopholes. That would als
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> The same applies here, you can take those models and modify them to do whatever you want without having to ask for permission, get scrutinized or pay someone. The "Additional Commercial Terms" section of the license includes
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