Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
7speter
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
1.
▲
by
7speter
8d ago
You can offload the vision projector to CPU/sysRAM
2.
▲
by
7speter
2mo ago
As far as I know, there isn’t an interface like nvlink that allows these macs to work in tandem; they would just send their data over ethernet, maybe thunderbolt/usb-c?
3.
▲
by
7speter
3mo ago
Using OpenVINO and a supported model can get you surprisingly far...
4.
▲
by
7speter
3mo ago
Just a crazy catch 22, it seems
5.
▲
by
7speter
3mo ago
From what I gather, the Chinese are behind, but a lot of their research amounts to scrappy, clever discoveries in how to use more novel technologies (for Qwen and Deepseek, its mixture of expert models, that can do inference using a portion
6.
▲
by
7speter
3mo ago
I’m think its in our best interests to lever these american ai companies to exhibit at least some degree of freedom and transparency anyway we can…
7.
▲
by
7speter
3mo ago
Google at least still releases open source models to the public.
8.
▲
by
7speter
6mo ago
When people in NYC are driven out of their neighborhoods because of gentrification, they generally move down south. There isn’t some magical part of town that they can afford with their “current budget”
9.
▲
by
7speter
6mo ago
Any program created by the US government can be captured and handicapped, like has been done to the USPS. Also, the Postmaster General was on Capitol Hill today saying how this time next year the service won’t be able to afford delivering t
10.
▲
by
7speter
6mo ago
I thought i saw there was similar functionality as dex available on usb c ported iphones (and ipads)? You can hook up a mouse and keyboard, maybe even a monitor? I thought I saw it in passing… I still have a lightning iPhone
11.
▲
by
7speter
6mo ago
Sure, it can flow down to regular people now, because regular people don’t have access to 10s of millions of dollars to train a trillion parameter llm…
12.
▲
by
7speter
7mo ago
Local ai is cool and all but the models that run on typical consumer hardware doesn’t really compare to the breadth of information available by the likes of chatGPT, lets be real.
13.
▲
by
7speter
7mo ago
Customers comparable to openai are trending towards designing and/or using their own silicon, though.
14.
▲
by
7speter
7mo ago
In a lot of cases they don’t have to worry about caked on burnt oil lining critical passages of their engines, either.
15.
▲
by
7speter
7mo ago
Will this run on cards that don’t have ROCM/latest ROCM support? Because if not, its only gonna be a tiny subset of a tiny subset of cards that this will allow cuda to run on.
16.
▲
by
7speter
7mo ago
Good thing there are microcenters on every corner. If thats not your thing, Walmarts, or Stop and Shops, you know for people who don’t want to spend their whole pay check on a single meal worth of food (we exist)
17.
▲
by
7speter
7mo ago
A lot more people cone out of accidents in modern Accords without a scratch than their 1989 counterparts.
18.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
I think the battery on my SE2 gave up the ghost… or the charging port, because the battery wouldnt charge all the time by the end.
19.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
Next time, if you try changing your phone’s battery, you should watch a few youtube videos showing how to take it apart, too.
20.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
> And the US is at a high level of strength, not weakness. Its large corporations hold sway over the globe in a manner the likes of which has never been seen before in modern history. Its military has force projection to nearly every poi
21.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
The negative ramifications seem to be better than being invaded by the US or having regional entities invaded by the US, and the ensuing instability as a result. If its going to be like this the rest of the world might as well cut its losse
22.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
You mean the company that is going to spend 100+ billion to buy a legacy hollywood studio, Warner Brothers (sadly)?
23.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
Why yes, those evil wallstreet adjacent millionaire landlords who may rent out their basement to keep the lights on, are evil lizard people.
24.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
>Things like TV that took entertainment from a group activity to a single person event. TV was the visual replacement of radios, and both used to bring families together for tv events… I remember lots of instances of that as a child. It
25.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
> The only complete package integrator that manages to make a relationship work with Nvidia is Nintendo. And thats probably because Nintendo isn’t adding any pressure to neither TSMC nor Nvidia capacity wise; iirc Nintendo uses something
26.
▲
by
7speter
8mo ago
I would imagine they could split their orders between different fabricators; they can put in orders for the most cutting edge chips for the latest Macs and iPhones at TSMC and go elsewhere for less cutting edge chips?
27.
▲
by
7speter
10mo ago
You can use baking soda and hydrogen peroxide for a whole range of cleaning applications, as well as clearing a stopped up toilet.
28.
▲
by
7speter
1y ago
1000 dollars for a vacation?
29.
▲
by
7speter
1y ago
It was based on a true story, but whatever I guess
30.
▲
by
7speter
1y ago
Well, The Wire shows how Baltimore’s police department attempted to underreport crimes as well.
More ›