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by sspiff 9mo ago
It turns of any features that introduce latency - it will still mess up the colour space/brightness/saturation/... on most TVs.
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by sspiff 10mo ago
Add to that a case, PSU and monitor and you're realitically over $1000
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by sspiff 10mo ago
There is no way to achieve a high throughput low latency connection between 25 Strix Halo systems. After accounting for storage and network, there are barely any PCIe lanes left to link two of them together. You might be able to use USB4 bu
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by sspiff 10mo ago
I remember seeing some celebrities in the late 00s / early 10s with IR-emitting sunglasses or accessories to flood the camera sensors of paparazzi and make it harder for photographers to get spyshots of them. Would this approach work f
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by sspiff 11mo ago
I had the same issue, where it would only charge with my 100W or above chargers. It worked with Dell USB-C 130W chargers (both genuine and knock off) and the HP charger, as well as a Baseus 100W charger. I have noticed yesterday it was work
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by sspiff 11mo ago
How about just not connecting your TV to the Internet? Then it's just a dumb display?
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by sspiff 11mo ago
I've been using the Titan 2 for about two weeks now. Typing experience is better than other keyoard phones I've tried the past few years. The device is a little bulky to put in a pocket, and the keyboard is lacking a few too many
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by sspiff 11mo ago
I run Asahi Linux as a daily. Support is imperfect and for a daily driver you can probably forget about using anything newer than an M2 at the moment. On my M2, missing features include USB-C video out and microphone support. Windows on ARM
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by sspiff 11mo ago
I have used a ZBook G1a for the past few months because it is the only laptop with AMD's Ryzen 395+, and while not thinkpad or XPS/Precision tier, the laptop has been perfectly fine.
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by sspiff 1y ago
Their are signs that China is not open sourcing their SOTA models anymore. Both Huawei and Qwen (Qwen-Max, WAN 2.5) and have launched flagship models which are yet to be opensourced.
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by sspiff 1y ago
For just $19.99/mo no doubt.
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by sspiff 1y ago
This is the most beautifully soothing thing I've seen all week. Thanks you.
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by sspiff 1y ago
I feel like affected ISPs and hosting services should identify LaLiga office IP ranges and block them during office hours. Or just feed them a never ending series of cloudflare turnstile captchas.
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by sspiff 1y ago
I've been on Podman for about two years now. My coworkers and the entire company codebase / scripts etc are on Docker. Podman has a number of caveats that make it not a drop in replacement out of the box, but they are mostly few a
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by sspiff 1y ago
Is there any discussion about him being removed from the project on a mailing list or some other channel? I can't find a "why" in the handful of PRs I opened.
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by sspiff 1y ago
Many of them try to be mindful of their climate impact. I've tried to explain it in those terms as well: every medium-sized prompt on these large models consumes roughly one phone battery charge worth of energy. You have a phone with a
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by sspiff 1y ago
I find this phenomenon really frustrating. I understand (or am at least aware of) the probabilistic nature of LLMs and their limitations, but when I point this out to my wife or friends when they are misusing LLMs for tasks they are both un
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by sspiff 1y ago
Different API, WebGPU is supposed to be a safe common denominator for Vulkan, DirectX 12 and Metal. WebGL is that, but for OpenGL ES 2.0, and WebGL 2 is that but for OpenGL ES 3.0. WebGL is OK for graphics, but pretty hard to effectively ad
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by sspiff 1y ago
I've tried this a couple of times, and the only things I miss are: - Navigation (can be solved with a dedicated device, but it's a lot less convenient) - A good camera at all times (I used to not care about this, but it's bec
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by sspiff 1y ago
Up to $800 is not "small parcels" in my book. We used to have the similar (but lower value limit) exemptions in (some) EU countries but those have been abolished several years ago, as well as discounted shipping rates for China as
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by sspiff 1y ago
This is true and standard for (really) old projects, and dealing with this scripts and their problems used to be the bane of my existence 10 years ago. But I can't say I've encountered any such projects in the last 5 or so years.
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by sspiff 2y ago
Pretty much how I approach this as well. My about page reads: This website is place where I put some random notes. It mostly serves to remind my future self of how I configured or solved things in the past, though it may occasional
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by sspiff 2y ago
Does this have sixel support?
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by sspiff 2y ago
WegGPU is a way nicer HAL if you're not an experienced graphics engineer. So even if you only target desktops, it's a valid choice. On the web, WebGPU is only supported by Chrome-based browser engines at this point, and a lot of s
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by sspiff 2y ago
While this seems like a good use case for mixed reality headsets like the AVP, I still find it kind of creepy that someone is hiding most of their face while also potentially filming everything that's going on.
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by sspiff 2y ago
I had a SuperH 3 powered HP Jornada that I ran Linux and NetBSD on back in the day. Not particularly fast, but power efficiency was off the charts, even when compared to the many contemporary ARM and MIPS based devices of the time. Or at le
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by sspiff 2y ago
It only supports AMD cards supported by ROCm, which is quite a limited set. I know you can enable ROCm for other hardware as well, but it's not supported and quite hit or miss. I've had limited success with running stuff against R
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by sspiff 2y ago
For a general purpose home server/lab device that doesn't have a predefined use case and which might run different software over time, I agree the added memory gives you much more flexibility. However, there are plenty of people u
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by sspiff 2y ago
I'm so glad most European countries have robust labour laws which often favour the employee in case of doubt, not the employer. This type of behaviour - unilaterally changing the employment agreement without even specifying them in the
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by sspiff 2y ago
Would you put sqlite in the kernel? Or using something like FUSE? It seems to me that all the extra indirection from using FUSE would lead to more than a 35% performance hit. Statically linking an sqlite into a kernel module and providing i

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