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by walrus01 3mo ago
This is a concern but given its size, it's also going to cost a potential user $500-600k in hardware to self host and run Kimi K3 at any useful speed with full context size. It's not something that just anyone interested in attac
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Starlink v5 flat vs. v4 flat (standard) dimension and weight comparison(starlink.com)
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by walrus01 3mo ago
From the HF front page if you hit "models" it should auto sort by trending before you change any search parameters, so if anything large, capable and popular has just been released it's almost certainly going to be at the top
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Correct, but the link for "super jupiter" also goes to something that astronomers are fairly sure is 1.38x the diameter of Jupiter. Much less massive of course. Meaning Jupiter's diameter is not an absolute hard limit nothing
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I had only the vaguest notion up until 15 minutes ago of how these are being categorized, this one is described as either a brown dwarf or giant planet? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CoRoT-3b see the Classification
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by walrus01 3mo ago
> It is estimated that Jupiter is essentially the largest any gas giant can get That does not appear to be the case if we mean mass, not diameter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-Jupiter https://en.wi
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by walrus01 3mo ago
> Instead, it circles a brown dwarf, an object larger than a planet, that orbits the CD-35 2722 star. Isn't the dividing line between the largest possible gas giants and the smallest brown dwarfs a bit fuzzy? https://en.w
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by walrus01 3mo ago
re: your last paragraph, there's probably only about 30 to 40 (at max) reputable relatively high volume dealers of used/refurb ex datacenter server equipment dealers on ebay that are located in the US48 states. It would be very ri
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by walrus01 3mo ago
If I had a dollar for every time I've seen an older person that doesn't even know what application they're running, or can't tell the difference between the content of a website inside a browser window and an application
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Are you sure it was actually via whatsapp, and not just a six digit code sent via regular SMS to the phone number on record for her account? It's possible whatsapp on her phone has simply hijacked the SMS client functionality and set i
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by walrus01 3mo ago
(13 years ago) https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/632877-halo-4/66477630
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Have you ever read the chapters in "American Psycho" where Patrick Bateman goes into a multi-page digression about the style and characteristics of very specific mid 1980s era pop music acts? Basically, like that.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
> living in NYC, I have met a ton of harvard/yale "CEOs" > they are absolutely clueless. That's because you aren't asking them about their college rowing days, yachting, collecting weird mechanical wristwatc
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I agree that quantized versions aren't perfect, but using GLM5.2 as an example, the gap between a BF16 and something like a Q8-K-XL as published by unsloth or a similar Q8 quantization is very minimal. For other "large" LLMs
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I would suggest that you ask a Ukrainian for their opinion on the matter, and take a good listen to what they have to say.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Trying to say that Yandex isn't a Russian company is preposterous. It's the largest search engine in Russia and runs tons of other online services that are analogous to social media and cloud things in the English and Western Euro
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Unfortunately it appears to not be a joke, my best theory is that either the persons running it have sympathies with Russia and their war efforts, or they value the marginal gain in revenue from having Yandex integrated in some sort of ul
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Kagi is directly funding Yandex by sending search traffic to it, which then in turn funds the Russian state and war. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=kagi+yand... The guy who started it has previousl
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by walrus01 3mo ago
You don't need an actual physical raspberry pi to temporarily run pihole on your LAN, you can, for instance, install a barebones debian VM inside any common hypervisor on your laptop like virtualbox or qemu, then install pihole on that
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by walrus01 3mo ago
does a roku provide a dhcp server, issue a dhcp lease, do NAT and routing to things that are plugged into it over the 100M ethernet built into a current gen HDMI link?
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Even better and more efficient, we dispatch a video generating system to create only 3 to 4 weeks of new Ow My Balls! video and then repeat it in a re-run loop all year round. Much lower token spend and GPU/CPU cycles.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Sure, I do as well, I have my own VPN into my home office that lets me run traffic outbound through its default gateway while I'm somewhere else. But letting random third parties I don't know run traffic through my house is anothe
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by walrus01 3mo ago
No residential last mile broadband ISP at the scale of hundreds of thousands or millions of customers is presently willing to spend the salary/benefits/fully loaded employee cost on the massive teams of (somewhat technically clued
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I've said it before on HN a long time ago but I'll repeat myself, I have about a thousand times more confidence that Sony and/or Microsoft will keep their PS5 and Xbox operating systems secure and not crapped up with stuff li
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by walrus01 3mo ago
ChatGPT, please give me a marketing plan for a combination Brawndo / Camelbak reservoir attached to chair / "Gaming Chair" accessory where the user can sip Brawndo from a tube built into their workstation.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Grey market residential proxy service providers are one of the most common methods of implementing bot spam, social media manipulation and plenty of straight-out fraud. There's all kinds of things that malicious actors want to do where
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Yeah, but just think of the opportunities for new efficiencies and content creation. The Ow My Balls! guy can only work a max of 8 hours a day and has to eat and rest and sleep. If we have enough RAM and GPU resources we can generate a nons
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I wonder what Mike Judge thinks of the very real possibility of using AI video generation tools in 2026/2027 to implement "Ow! My Balls!" as a 24x7 streaming entertainment channel.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Sounds like a comment written by a hungry person who is in need of a BIG AZ CHEESEBURGER (R). https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&hs=ZTdV&sca...
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by walrus01 3mo ago
We can fully automate LinkedIn lunatic posting now, to go full dead internet theory. There's no need for actual meat based mammals to read linkedin anymore, it can just be agentic bots talking to other agentic bots, trained on a vast c

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