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by xxpor 1y ago
My only issue with Intel at this point is Lunar Lake only supports 32GB of RAM max. If it supported 64GB, I'd buy it today.
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by xxpor 1y ago
>well, could you consider an underlying OS a dependecy? I've worked on systems that ran entirely in memory, and continued running during kexec. You can't do syscalls. So yeah :)
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by xxpor 1y ago
That's certainly one philosophical point of view, but it's not universally true. https://www.theargumentmag.com/p/the-problem-with-bossbabe-l...
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by xxpor 1y ago
France doesn't control the Euro/ECB, so the situation is structurally different.
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by xxpor 1y ago
There's a theory that changing regulation Q to uncap interest rates on savings accounts had more to do with ending stagflation than the fed funds rate hikes. I'm not smart enough to fully evaluate if that's true, but it was a
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by xxpor 1y ago
Aren't chips + memory constrained by process + reticle size? And therefore, how much HBM you can stuff around the compute chip? I'd expect everyone to more or less support the same model size at the same time because of this, with
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by xxpor 1y ago
Wow, how have I never put 2 and 2 together on that.
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by xxpor 1y ago
Happens for urban data centers/internet exchanges: www.aboutamazon.com/news/sustainability/the-super-efficient-heat-source-hidden-below-amazons-seattle-headquarters
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by xxpor 1y ago
Texas, I could agree with. I'm just saying that Virginia has fined DC operators specifically for running their generators too much.
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by xxpor 1y ago
The state regulators can also get you.
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by xxpor 1y ago
I get why the CLI is so complicated, but I will say AI has been great at figuring out what I need to run given an English language input. It's been one of the highest value uses of AI for me.
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by xxpor 1y ago
>The BSD-3 license, under which NetBird has operated until now, is a permissive license. It was instrumental in our early growth, offering maximum flexibility and encouraging wide adoption. However, this permissiveness also presents a si
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by xxpor 1y ago
For the vast vast majority of companies, their success comes down to culture and execution rather than "the tech secret". You can't really steal that. I will grant you, the specific case of TSMC is definitely in the rarer cas
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by xxpor 1y ago
I'm probably way too English brained :D
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by xxpor 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_distribution / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
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by xxpor 1y ago
Complete LLM internals noob here: Wouldn't this make GPTs awful at languages like German with separable word prefixes? E.g. Er macht das Fenster. vs Er macht das Fenster auf. (He makes the window. vs He opens the window.)
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by xxpor 1y ago
>then routes your traffic over a virtual network adapter this is not a requirement of zero trust.
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by xxpor 1y ago
What arrogance. Why it is their job to gatekeep this?
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by xxpor 1y ago
Zig's not at 1.0 yet, so there's no stability guarantee at this point.
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by xxpor 1y ago
Be very careful with your threat model here. If an agent attempts to use the codes and they don't work, and they find out there's a dual pin mechanism, you could end up in more trouble than with whatever they'd have seen in t
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by xxpor 1y ago
Why bother open sourcing if you're not interested in getting people to use it?
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by xxpor 1y ago
How?
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by xxpor 1y ago
OK, I agree that's bad behavior from Obsidian
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by xxpor 1y ago
Genuinely curious, why? The concept of GPG or something else?
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by xxpor 1y ago
This is such a trivial problem to solve. Full disk encryption, or something like https://github.com/tejado/obsidian-gpgCrypt
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by xxpor 1y ago
Firecracker says it can start a VM in 125 ms, for most transcode jobs that seems like it'd be a trivial cost.
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by xxpor 1y ago
if you're worried about arbitrary code exec from an ffmpeg vuln, docker is not a sufficient security boundary.
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by xxpor 1y ago
+1 on reading. I hardly consider myself an expert ARM ASM programmer (or even an amateur...), but a baseline level of how to read it even if you have to look up a bunch of instructions every time can be super useful for performance work, es
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by xxpor 1y ago
How do you account for apartment buildings? Include your elevation? :)
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by xxpor 1y ago
Volkswagen's equivalent is VAG-COM

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