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by throwa356262 28d ago
Given the horrible GPU performance as well as thermal issues in Tensor G5 and G6, Google will have to switch back to Arm in G7. Example benchmark showing how extremely far Google is behind: GeekBench 6 Compute Score (GPU): Xring O
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by throwa356262 29d ago
I think tech enthusiasts like thinkpads for the same reason they dislike macbooks: out of the box linux support, good ergonomics and repairability. Do thinkpad owners care about battery life? Yes, but once you are past a full work day batte
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by throwa356262 29d ago
Sounds like a deal from the Apotheker era :(
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
They do. I dont understand why EU is not stepping in. LG literally spies on you by capturing screenshot of whatever you watch and send them to the mothership. This includes images and videos from your private USB drive.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Android is even more modular: https://source.android.com/docs/core/architecture/hal
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
I dont know. Does your Linux distribution immediately upgrade to the latest kernel when Linus releases a new one? Besides, the phone software is highly optimised for the specific hardware. It is not a generic software like Windows
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
I belive you are mistaken. Android 17 final was "released" 6-7 weeks ago. But Google being Google, this release is pretty much useless until Samsung et al deal with all bugs and performance issues, which will take 2-4 months.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Tell us more please
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
I am not a fan of Apple or Google, but there is no other option that works with my everyday essential apps (e.g banking)?
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
The cybersecurity version is here: https://huggingface.co/dealignai/GLM-5.3-CYBERSECURITY-FP8 Not sure how it stacks up against mythos and Gemini cyber but unlike those this one I can actually use...
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Why gather this much data if you are not monetizeing it? It has a cost and can also become a liability. You don't do it just for fun.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
"available to trusted defenders through our new Fairwind Program" Then why even bother announcing this? Ordinary people can use K3 and GLM 5.3 or whatever drops next and avoid all this hassle.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
From an economical and political point of view this is actually interesting. The free market in EU caused the high electricity prices in Germany to be partially transferred to Swedish consumers, despite Sweden being a net exporter. From a p
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
This is instant uninstall for me. Anyway, looking forward to see EU version of this thank to chat control :( :(
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
IMO the key advantages are (1) connectivity and (2) self improvement. I am not the kind of guy who hands his personal email to an AI. But the self improvement part seems to be useful. Maybe something similar can be achieved by pi using an s
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
What is going on? Why are everyone except OpenAI short on compute? Even Chinese ultra cheap providers are slowly reducing token plans or increasing prices.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Theo is a very insightful guy, but also very opinionated. I think the truth is somewhere in between. Especially as more and more virtualization functions move into hardware, not using them as a second security barrier seems foolish.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Short answer: no Long answer: some dude on youtube calculated that even if electricity was free it would take you 37 years to get back your investment. Slightly longer answer: ... but if you absolutely must have local LLM, a GPU with 24-34
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
"Chinese official repeatedly told the student to destroy the SIM cards they used to communicate and stick to a Huawei phone." Good to know which phones NSA can't wiretap ;)
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
BYD is becoming crazy good at execution. But I think they also do rigorous planing years in advance. The Chinese EV movement started actually 10-20 years ago.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Even then it will be a self-dos: the video you uploaded won't be processed.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Because an attacker would not gain anything he not already has. This is basically local self-DOS.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
I am sure the fuzzer is interesting. But this bug feels like something an LLM would flag as a major finding but turns out to be completely benign. Update: I tried to look into the fuzzer but it is hard to get past the AI blabb. Can someone
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Everyone is free to work on whatever they want, but... I wish the amount of time and brain power spent on this project was instead used to work on something more friendly to the Linux community. For example to improve Strix Halo GPU and NPU
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Not sure what you mean, but production silicon will be used in their phones next month.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Yes, and it looked pretty good for an engineering sample. See this video from chineese youtubeer geerkerwan: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BCCJuOopLK8
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Or ICE. Half of the employees deported and a few shot dead just for good measures should be enough to bring Dario to the negotiations table.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
"The union representing those workers said that was news to them." Smells like IRL hallucination...
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Why is this a no brainer? There are both cheaper and faster options out there.
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by throwa356262 1mo ago
Can you expand this a little bit? What makes this book different?

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