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by zettabomb 1y ago
Have to disagree, having worked at multiple companies using Exchange for their email servers but with Linux workstations. It's not so uncommon for software devs to request a Linux system, depending on the field. I'll agree that it
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by zettabomb 1y ago
That issue does not really work in GNOME's favor, based on reading that I'd say they're being pretty toxic.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
I wasn't aware of Balsa or Geary, but it's interesting to note that the author has mentioned that they are affected by GNOME's culture. I also have found the GNOME devs to have issues with admitting any fault at all, security
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by zettabomb 1y ago
I feel like I should note that Exchange support is indeed a plugin, and isn't installed by default on (for example) Fedora. However, I believe it's a first party plugin.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
I know what I'm talking about, I am a professional working in electrical engineering. Please don't insinuate that I don't, it's unnecessarily insulting. If you have two power supplies at different voltages and connect th
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by zettabomb 1y ago
>Because of all these supplies work with transistors they do not act as a load to the other. This is utter nonsense, Ohm's law doesn't magically stop working with a transistor. I do know about this, I've designed power sup
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by zettabomb 1y ago
I don't disagree that we need regulation, but I also think citing literal fiction isn't a good argument. We're also very, very far away from anything approaching AGI, so the idea of it becoming evil seems a bit far fetched.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Anthropic bought millions of books and scanned them, meaning that (at least for those sources) they were legally obtained. There has also been rampant piracy used to obtain similar material, which I won't defend. But it's not an a
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Xerox already went through that lawsuit and won, which is why photocopiers still exist. The tool isn't in the wrong for being told to print out the copyrighted works. The user still had to make the conscious decision to copy that parti
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by zettabomb 1y ago
What do you mean by "blow"? There's often a polyfuse which will trip, and needs to cool down to reset. I haven't seen a normal fuse but I believe it's possible. Efuses are also common, to allow the system to automat
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Can I ask what bank that is? I'm looking at getting a German bank account, and I'm still much more comfortable with English.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
That would be true if both sides were exactly 5.0V, but they're not. There's a 5% tolerance, from 4.75V to 5.25V, and in practice you will see chargers often run "5V" at 5.1V intentionally, to account for resistive loss
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by zettabomb 1y ago
You don't get to decide if other people think it's interesting. As it stands I see 56 people found it interesting enough for an upvote.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Feel free to ignore it, it's interesting to other people than yourself.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
SOTA performance is relative to model size. If it performs better than other models in the 70B range (e.g. Llama 3.3) then it could be quite useful. Not everyone has the VRAM to run the full fat Deepseek R1.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
No, that sentence is separate from the rest. Take a look at the pull request: # Up to 150 TFLOPS faster for fp8! if specialization.constants["dtype"] == gl.float8e5: name = "cutlass_" + name
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by zettabomb 1y ago
It's pretty simple - people need to eat (and fulfill other basic needs, of course), to eat they need jobs, to get jobs they need to pass the interview. The hiring process in a lot of industries is heavily gamed at this point, to the po
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by zettabomb 1y ago
It's worth noting that reason this works is because basically every LLM architecture currently in use is severely limited by memory bandwidth, not by compute. So it's trivial to run several requests at a time, while waiting for th
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Again, that's the point of the suit. It likely does not.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Unfortunately the OWUI web search is really slow and just not great overall. I would suggest using an MCP integration instead.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Incorrect. Windows Hello uses special hardware.
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Australian company BwE scamming customers, abusing children [video](youtube.com)
14 points by zettabomb 1y ago|3 comments
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by zettabomb 1y ago
Original title is "BwE: Enjoy and learn from the master ", but this does not seem descriptive. I wasn't sure what an appropriate title would be, this is my best guess. It's also worth noting that the owner has used false
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by zettabomb 1y ago
As far as I can tell, no. It's a separate footprint on the PCB, not difficult to add if you've done a bit of soldering. I haven't tried that yet.
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by zettabomb 1y ago
I bought one of these, with the full 64GB of RAM. So far it's been a fun machine to play with. In UEFI mode I can install Fedora 42 with essentially zero issues (it tells you that the bootloader didn't install but actually it did
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by zettabomb 1y ago
>It’s not like his activities had zero impact in his community. They didn't. The ridiculous and uninformed government reaction caused this. Nothing he did was even remotely dangerous. >You don’t mess around with radioactive mater
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by zettabomb 2y ago
I believe they're referring to this bit: >There’s no doubt in my mind that Eric Alexander of Tekton Design is largely in the right, and in principle, challenging these reviewers was mostly justified. The next sentence is revealing t
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by zettabomb 2y ago
At no point did I say it's usable by the average, non-tech-inclined user. I said it's getting much better, quickly. It absolutely still needs work to replace something like Amazon or Google have.
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by zettabomb 2y ago
Look at Home Assistant Green [0]. They've also got a smart speakers as of just recently [1], although they're still a "preview edition". The prices seem comparable to other similar smart home devices, IMO. [0] https:&#x
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by zettabomb 2y ago
>So .us is more trustworthy than .com. How do you come to that conclusion? >vs code extension viruses rampant. So far I haven't encountered a single actual virus, and if you're referring to the recent Material Theme debacl

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