HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 6d ago
That is insane to me, as someone who suffers from chronic headaches every single day.
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by HDBaseT 6d ago
AV receiver maybe.
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
The speed of light is unbelievably slow, not even as a cosmic scale, but on earth. We cannot play competitive multiplayer games globally, without 300ms ping. I dream of a world playing Black Ops 2 on a original PS3 in 2026 getting into a lo
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
"The only caveat I have is that the dividend that we're making must be spent in the United States of America."
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
LTT is Canadian though. It's simply the shipping costs globally are expensive. Annyways; I like the LTT TrueSpec cables although I think the thickness of the connector is slightly too small. It feels loose in multiple of my devices, e.
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
Why would you even have kids if you don't want to give them agency or respect? What would it take for you to realize you are being abusive and invading their privacy? Don't complain when your son puts a gun to his mouth and blows
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
+$7,000
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
In theory it sounds alright, although in reality, the heat and power consumption make this less than ideal. I am not sure single digit tk/s on weak model like ChatGPT OSS 20b @ Q3_K_M is going to be worthwhile. Not to mention this has
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by HDBaseT 7d ago
Your command is not engaging in good faith. You seem to believe somehow if Apple produced a higher end, smaller size phone it would magically outsell the higher end larger phone, with no evidence to suggest that. The market, in both Android
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by HDBaseT 8d ago
H.264 isn't efficient though. AV1 (and even H.265) are anywhere from 20-50% more space efficient for the same visual quality. AAC vs Opus is a little bit more debated, but on average should outperform AAC.
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by HDBaseT 8d ago
I don't think Apple Carplay nor Android Audo are good technology either though. They both appear as an afterthought and are completely isolated from the car.
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by HDBaseT 8d ago
This is really depressing to me. I think this is abusive. Your son has no concept of the implications of his body, face and identifying features being used here. He has no ability to opt-out, refuse consent, and avoid his data (biometric fe
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by HDBaseT 8d ago
I don't really get the golf course hate. We need more green spaces, we need people to be active. Golf is a fairly quite sport, animals do foster around the greenery with golf courses. I would much rather a golf course than hot concrete
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by HDBaseT 8d ago
The "society has not collapsed" goal post seems odd to me. More and more people are getting caught up in weird echo chambers, extremist groups, and spewing misinformation. The amount of pure slop on Facebook, either for engagement
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by HDBaseT 9d ago
rtings is starting to cover some of this stuff now.
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by HDBaseT 9d ago
Whilst true, security will improve rapidly again. Potentially via AI, potentially via other technologies. If its easy enough to find exploits, its likely similarly easy to scan code for exploits, or use AI-based anti-virus technologies. The
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by HDBaseT 10d ago
Not what that means, at least not on a general basis.
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by HDBaseT 10d ago
I'm yet to see a modern car with "good tech", the options tend to be: - Mediocre tech at best. - Awful tech at worse.
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by HDBaseT 10d ago
If M-DISCs were caught in a fire, I don't think they are readable either.
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by HDBaseT 10d ago
I think we'll have the hallucination problems solved in a 1000 years. One would hope at least. If 1000 year AI cannot write firmware & drivers for fairly standard discs, then AI has failed massively.
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by HDBaseT 13d ago
"Claude Fable 5 and 5.1 are not included in LifeSciBench Gold v1, GeneBench Pro v13, and MedChemBench because they refuse the majority of questions in these evaluations.12" Sounds about right. Alignment is important, but also bein
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by HDBaseT 14d ago
In theory, but in practice how difficult is that?
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by HDBaseT 14d ago
By default, even without the training endpoint the pricing is pretty competitive, especially against Opus and Fable. [1] The 'muse-spark-1.3-contributor' endpoint is by far the cheapest, significantly cheaper per M than ChatGPT Lu
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by HDBaseT 14d ago
Not to mention, this is hyper competitive against even Chinese providers given its multi-modal support. Muse Spark 1.3 supports Text, Image, Video, File, Audio inputs. We've only started to see models from China include image and video
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by HDBaseT 14d ago
A small number of inputs in a large dataset can poison training data pretty drastically. Anthropic wrote a good article about it a while back [0]. This should mean its possible to pull back that information fairly easily. It is hard to not
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by HDBaseT 14d ago
Zuck said Muse Spark 1.2 should be getting open weights "soon" on a tweet from a few weeks ago. The problem inference providers will not be able to get anywhere near the contributor pricing.
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by HDBaseT 14d ago
Despite this, Qantas is consistently rated one of the top 3 safest airlines in the world every year.
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by HDBaseT 15d ago
"I believe we're reaching the upper limits about what generative AI can do and how accurate its outputs can be." This was said in February 2024. This is months before GPT-4o released. GPT 4.5 was released a year later. I don&
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by HDBaseT 15d ago
It does raise the question, what percentage of programmers are predominantly writing code by hand? Is it higher than 50%?
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by HDBaseT 15d ago
The pricing on Luna is just insanely good. Haiku simply cannot compete at almost any intelligence level against DeepSeek V4 Flash or Luna.

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