utopcell

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by utopcell 2y ago
Am I missing something ? I see a lot of the small-scale models results but no results for DeepSeek-R1-671B-Q4_K_M on their github repos.
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by utopcell 2y ago
What is the probability of that happening?
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by utopcell 2y ago
What a teaser article! All this info for setting up the system, but no performance numbers.
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by utopcell 2y ago
Actually, 384GiB is already <$400 [1]. [1] https://www.amazon.com/NEMIX-RAM-DDR4-2666MHz-PC4-21300-Redu...
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by utopcell 2y ago
Is this amount of RAM really that expensive? 6x 64GiB DDR4 DIMMs are < $1,000.
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by utopcell 2y ago
It has a tiny amount, I believe it was 8MiB. That's Mega, not Giga.
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by utopcell 2y ago
Well, Intel abandoned hyperthreading with Lunar Lake, so it's definitely going out of fashion.
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by utopcell 2y ago
Pretty cool
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General availability of Spanner Graph(cloud.google.com)
1 points by utopcell 2y ago|0 comments
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by utopcell 2y ago
I suspect that utmost performance was not the main focus of the project. Nevertheless, the complexity of the project would not be different if a different CoM was to be adopted. Even creating a custom CoM doesn't seem that much more co
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by utopcell 2y ago
> All this means is that seeing a number on someone’s profile isn’t a reliable signal that they solved those problems, which I guess is a fine thing to take issue with. That's the crux of it. If one posts solutions online, then it d
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by utopcell 2y ago
> Does releasing the Putnam answers make winning a mathematics olympiad less meaningful, after all I can copy those answers easily. Yes, it would make winning a math olympiad meaningless if the exact problems could be copied by someone a
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by utopcell 2y ago
There are a lot of people that have spent copious amounts of time solving these problems. Fewer than 1.4% of the registered Eulerians have solved more than 100 problems. Releasing the solutions for these trivializes their work, as now anyon
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by utopcell 2y ago
Horrible, just horrible. Why would one release this publicly?
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by utopcell 2y ago
Great work @rianadon!
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by utopcell 2y ago
https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.economi...
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by utopcell 2y ago
> warning: ISO C forbids 'return' with expression, in function returning void [-Wpedantic] Sanity restored.
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by utopcell 2y ago
void* is leaps-and-bounds different from void. It is an expression, it has storage, you can actually assign something to it. You can't have a variable of type void; "void var;" is meaningless. A function doesn't "re
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by utopcell 2y ago
Well, at the risk of stating the obvious: `return expr;` is meant to return whatever expr evaluates to. Here, g()'s return type is void, so there's no value to return and at the same time, f()'s return type is void, so return
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by utopcell 2y ago
C[++] never ceases to amaze me. Just yesterday I saw this, totally valid, code snippet: void g(); void f() { return g(); }
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by utopcell 2y ago
Oh no. Last time [1] I wasted half a day clicking on buttons. There were some aliens, some AI stuff, then something happened to (this) universe. Never again! Many years back, someone had made a clicker parody game internally at Google (go&#
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by utopcell 2y ago
Great project. This seems to be bringing the technology of the DaVinci Color [mini] printers from XYZprinting to the OSS world. Those 3D printers were quite expensive.
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by utopcell 2y ago
$200 seems quite cheap for full-color capability. The two technologies are not really comparable.
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PolyDye: Full color printer mod for Marlin 3D printers(github.com)
137 points by utopcell 2y ago|38 comments
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by utopcell 2y ago
There definitely were ads for spectrums in Greece back then [1] but if I were to guess they were coming from local distributors rather than Sinclair. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/greece/s/N8djTsI1wC
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by utopcell 2y ago
Pdfs are perfect on the kindle scribe, so long as they are not color. This is my primary use for the device. On smaller kindles, pdfs are probably a pain to read though.
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by utopcell 2y ago
Sorry, what's wrong with these phrases?
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A Critique of Unfounded Skepticism Around AI for Chip Design(arxiv.org)
3 points by utopcell 2y ago|0 comments
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by utopcell 2y ago
Certainly. The most recent hardware run I was involved in was a group buy for a custom keyboard that a few of us got together and ordered from JLCPCB [1]. This was a lot of fun and trivially easy to do: We didn't have to provide any pa
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by utopcell 2y ago
Same goes for the ZX Spectrum Next. The engineering team had to redesign the PCB to switch from a Spartan-6 to an Artix-7 between their two Kickstarters.

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