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by tacomagick 12d ago
Same reason why most companies don't want their workers to unionize?
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by tacomagick 12d ago
Or Rockstar is simply lying to get rid of the union, most things here seem to be alleged only.
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by tacomagick 12d ago
AI is dropping out of the spotlight so they are using desperate measures like this.
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by tacomagick 12d ago
Also whoever monitoring these agents, in this case not monitoring. This "Who is responsible" dilemma is so stupid. If I gave the AI tool means to kill a person but I did not tell it directly to use it and it uses it anyway then I
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by tacomagick 12d ago
The infamous PIL DOS errors, rooting from the library refusing to process images larger than a hard limit. Does this mean though JXL does not have that data accesible quickly?
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by tacomagick 12d ago
Of course it does, with one you have to render twice and store two layers which costs you both compute and storage. With the other you can just take the image mid decode at a point and display it. Single decode operation, no layer mess.
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by tacomagick 14d ago
Heretic is an awesome tool and I'd prefer Heretic over the "Proprietary weight-level abliteration developed by the dealignai research team" or manual labor model surgery. Since Heretic models are not often called "Abiter
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by tacomagick 14d ago
No, what I mean is i trust Heretic's abliteration more than a human's.
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by tacomagick 15d ago
Heating consumes a lot, because of this at least in some of Europe we still use natural gas over electricity. This allows your only energy spending to basically become a television and a fridge, sometimes your washing machine and dishwasher
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by tacomagick 15d ago
Absolutely, even for personal use sometimes you need API access like letting a local model access the internet or even a small python script to search and filter related research papers to your thesis. Limiting all API access behind another
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by tacomagick 15d ago
I do not like these "surgical removals" and would rather prefer a pass over from a tool like Heretic. These surgical removals often trigger and analyze the activated neurons and erase them. This worked fine on older models where a
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by tacomagick 15d ago
Non-zero chance if LLMs have access to the data required to make a bioweapon a regular person can do so too. Non-zero chance every second a meteor could hit you.
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by tacomagick 15d ago
Id always suggest at least 2-4G of swap even if you have plenty of memory 32g+ because for that rare edge case where you'd really not want to OOM.
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by tacomagick 23d ago
Who named this
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by tacomagick 24d ago
Or anything really, it is x86_64 afterall
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by tacomagick 24d ago
If it lets people play League on Linux thats a deal most will take. Tech people overestimate how much a normie cares about the anticheat or their data being sent to wherever.
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by tacomagick 24d ago
I would argue it is also because the energy prices in those markets are higher compared to, for example, Europe and the energy consumption is lower.
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by tacomagick 25d ago
I suggest you watch Scott Shafer's video on him for both the Lego and this investigation. His community posts also explain how Reckless Ben's ways are not okay.
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by tacomagick 26d ago
I think people do not appreciate KDE enough, I have been on their mailing lists for translations and people are working hard! They truly deserve many donations.
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by tacomagick 26d ago
I know it is asking for too much but a speaker differentiation option just like WhisperX has would be a killer feature even if it was behind a paywall. Too bad getting WhisperX to run locally is a pain and needs a bunch of specifics like a
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by tacomagick 26d ago
"For Americans" ?
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by tacomagick 26d ago
I don't really understand the appeal of this; For fans this creates unexpected bills and forces them to be prepared for the creator to post at any second if billed automatically. With Patreon or Fanbox you know what you will pay every
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by tacomagick 27d ago
It appears badwidth is the limiting factor for these projects, because the Tokens per second appears really low even for the compared "proper" setup
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by tacomagick 27d ago
Especially when CCP keeps training their models on their data, meanwhile asking claude what model it is in chinese results in it claiming its qwen or deepseek rofl
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by tacomagick 27d ago
China is all bad according to Conservatives they are both ends of the same stick, all extremist all superemacist all flawed in thought, throwing away reasoning for hard molds of bad and good.
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by tacomagick 28d ago
Ladybird situation is wild...
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by tacomagick 28d ago
Do they allow Dex on Samsung flagships but without a exernal screen yet? Samsung Tab A10 FE had this and it could turn into a desktop in seconds without needing a second screen. However when I thought this would be a killer feature of the G
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by tacomagick 29d ago
I see your Brother b&w suggestions and raise you Epson Ecotank for cheap and easy refills. Just don't connect them to the internet I guess. I haven't really had an issue with them yet even though I used thr poor thing very bad
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by tacomagick 29d ago
Might also want to see: https://docs.pixeldrain.com/posts/2024-03-07_network_optimiz...
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by tacomagick 29d ago
Reminds me of the chefs that take a base soup and just change/add a single ingredient to make bunch of other soups just to fill their food schedule quotas for the month since they cannot serve the same soup every day.

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