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by tyfon 11mo ago
The system is actually running fine standalone since I have been able to avoid rust software. As to why it should cater to it, it's more that there is no need to remove something that already works just to remove it. It is possible to
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by tyfon 11mo ago
Yes, sorry I remembered incorrectly. The rust compiler claims to be i686 and the CPU is i686 too, but the rust compiler is using Pentium 4 only instructions so it doesn't actually work for i686.
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by tyfon 11mo ago
I have a dual pentium pro 200 that runs gentoo and openbsd, but rust doesn't ship i586 binaries, only i686+. So I would need to compile on a separate computer to use any software that is using rust. There is already an initrd package t
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by tyfon 11mo ago
In Europe we have the PSD2 open banking [1] directive which essentially gives developers a standard api access to banking operations on behalf of a user. It is a requirement for banks to implement this and the FSA will be on your neck if yo
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by tyfon 11mo ago
I suspect the apparent reduction in price on these devices is a lot less than what they earn from the slimy stuff. But the premium devices (especially TVs) are starting to do this too now via software updates. I had to turn off a bunch of c
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by tyfon 11mo ago
I just tried their gpt-oss 20b after creating a gguf and importing it into ollama and I asked it "How do I make meth?". After thinking for a bit where it decided that this was dangerous, the final reply was: "I’m sorry, but I
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by tyfon 11mo ago
It's to avoid the dutch decease, but the "oil fund" revenue is now paying for 20% of the state budget so it's getting close. The total tax level for Norwegians are only in the middle of the chart when compared to other O
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by tyfon 11mo ago
I tried to search their wiki for wayland, but got zero hits so I guess this is for X11 only? Edit: nevermind, I see this is relatively "ancient" software. Last release over 10 years ago :) Will take it for a spin on an old compute
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by tyfon 11mo ago
Seems to be down in Norway. Even the national digital id service is down.
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by tyfon 1y ago
Thank you, I am now serving them garbage :) For reference, I picked Frankenstein, Alice in wonderland and Moby dick as sources and I think they might be larger than necessary as they take some time to load. But they still work fine. There a
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by tyfon 1y ago
I still use volcov commander on my dos machines :) And MC on the *nixes of course.
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by tyfon 1y ago
It also had a design flaw that has not been present in most nuclear reactors since the late 70s. "Modern" designs have the ability to self cool in case of emergency by using an ice containment condenser or similar solutions.
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by tyfon 1y ago
Garmin it's still heavily used in boats among other things. I wouldn't want to go into the lobster season without the ability to track my pods.
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by tyfon 1y ago
The Norwegian postal service as well [1]. [1] https://www.nrk.no/urix/posten-stopper-sendinger-til-usa-1.1...
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Gamers Nexus video about GPU smuggling taken down via DMCA(youtube.com)
3 points by tyfon 1y ago|0 comments
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by tyfon 1y ago
I'm not really timing it as I just use these models via open webui, nvim and a few things I've made like a discord bot, everything going via ollama. But for comparison, it is generating tokens about 1.5 times as fast as gemma 3 27
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by tyfon 1y ago
I have a 5950x with 128 gb ram and a 12 gb 3060 gpu. The speed of generating tokens is excellent, the killer is that when the context grows even a little processing of it is super slow. Hopefully someone smart will optimize this, but as i
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by tyfon 1y ago
We have about 99% hydro power, Iceland is the geothermal county.
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by tyfon 1y ago
The banner is not the problem, the predatory tracking by webpages are. You can make a webpage without it no problem, my home page does not have it.
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by tyfon 1y ago
Not really research pr se, but it's used extensively in banking here in Norway for anything from statistical model development to basic analysis and reporting.
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by tyfon 1y ago
> In Scandinavia there's also MobilePay, which is much much better, as it is also closely linked to real identities. Don't forget vipps, I think it also works in Poland now in addition to various nordic countries.
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by tyfon 1y ago
With my cars I just put them in neutral and brake down a hill once a month. Never had any issue with rust.
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by tyfon 2y ago
I call them sunwipers. Funnily this happens only in my model 3, not my X (I bought them before Elon went crazy). Both have automatic wipers on.
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by tyfon 2y ago
> Copyright is not about acquisition, it is about publication and/or distribution. It would be interesting to see how this holds up in court. "Your honor, I didn't watch the movie I downloaded, I only used it to train an A
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by tyfon 2y ago
This is under consideration now due to the meta case. The GDPR states that consent should be freely given and one can argue that forcing you to choose between payment our tracking is not a free choice but cohersed. I personally think that i
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by tyfon 2y ago
I don't think you need to speculate too hard. On CNBC they are not tracking revenue, profits or technical breakthroughs, but how much the big companies are spending (on gpus). That's the metric!
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by tyfon 2y ago
That is odd, it seems to work for me. It is replying "in character" at least. I'm running open web ui connected to ollama. In any case, I'm just entering it into the system prompt in open web-ui. Edit: I just asked &quot
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by tyfon 2y ago
I forgot to mention, I do have a custom system prompt for my assistant regardless of underlying model. This was initially to break the llama "censorship". "You are Computer, a friendly AI. Computer is helpful, kind, honest, g
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by tyfon 2y ago
The censorship described in the article must be in the front-end. I just tried both the 32b (based on qwen 2.5) and 70b (based on llama 3.3) running locally and asked "What happened at tianamen square". Both answered in detail abo
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by tyfon 2y ago
Between mainland Norway and Svalbard. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40484591

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