Matsta

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by Matsta 15d ago
Yeah we use it a lot for analysing streams and clipping content. As well as analysing social content that gets put out. We transcode everything to 480p before we send it to Gemini batch api. Works great
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by Matsta 1y ago
I'm getting around 90 tok/s on a 3090 using Ollama. Pretty impressive
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by Matsta 1y ago
Looks cool, the only one similar I've seen so far that is similar is: https://github.com/cyberagiinc/DevDocs But every-time I've tried to run DevDocs, I've had issues running it. Either the scraper or th
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by Matsta 2y ago
It's pretty simple: ROAS (Return on Ad Spend). All our campaigns are performance-based. If one segment provider/SSP does well, it automatically scales spending. Likewise, if the performance drops.
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by Matsta 2y ago
Fair enough. We run about 10 different providers and automatically scale spend on who works best. Grapeshot is usually up in the top 5 for us.
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by Matsta 2y ago
It is pretty sad to hear - we've had solid results with Oracle's Grapeshot (segment audiences and brand safety for programatic advertising). We were meant to meet them in person next week but got cancelled at the last minute. I&#x
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by Matsta 2y ago
We use Oracle's Grapeshot (they acquired them in 2018) which is a solid platform for audience targeting and brand safety for ads. The product is still working since the news broke this week, and my assumption is they are going to try a
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by Matsta 3y ago
You could look into the new Minis Forum MS 01 (which is already on sale?): https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-01 Starts from $549 for the barebones with an i9-12900H. You could argue it is a better opt
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by Matsta 3y ago
Rockchip's rk3588 is on 8nm: https://www.cnx-software.com/2021/12/16/rockchip-rk3588-data...
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by Matsta 3y ago
Exactly. If you look at YouTube bitrate for a 1080p video, it's 8mbps, which is 1.67% of the theoretical max data rate of USB2 (480mbps), so there's more than enough bandwidth for CarPlay.
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by Matsta 3y ago
I remember when he used to live in Auckland (he lives in Queenstown now in some mansion) he could not parallel park to save his life. Used to see his car alot around my old office. Would be fine if we had a discreet car, but he had a big Bl
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by Matsta 3y ago
Agree with this. You want something with the least headaches as possible. You should be able to run the the Home Assistant App as well. If you get a old iPhone and buy a replacement battery still more than likely be cheaper than buying a Rp
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by Matsta 3y ago
This is a good idea. You don't want to have a full-on Linux distro controlling your lights. You want something you can set up and forget. You will feel a world of pain when there is some bug, and it will take you 8 hours to figure out
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by Matsta 3y ago
Read it again "only install the aforementioned apps plus Netflix and Amazon Prime." Agree having Jellyfin/Plex you primary way to consume media makes life a lot easier.
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by Matsta 3y ago
The problem is that most of the cheap Chinese (minus all the adware) don't have Widevine support, so you won't be able to use Netflix in HD. Also, if you are sideloading apps, you'll need to do a lot of fiddling to get stuff
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by Matsta 3y ago
Just to give some context, I got the email letting me know my data was part of the breach. I bought an iMac on interest free finance direct from Apple in 2014 via Gem (which is now lattitude). So I imagine everyone who has bought a Apple pr
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by Matsta 4y ago
Rock 5B [1] or any other board running on a RK33588 [1] https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock5/hardware/5b You have 4x lanes of Pcie 3.0 and the Rock 5b has 2.5gb Ethernet too. Software support isn't there yet but it&#
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by Matsta 4y ago
I agree - they would probably go straight to ASML. But not having a fab means they're flexible to jump ship in the future if someone was ever to outpace TSMC. Also, consider Intel's fabs, which were stuck on 14nm for years. This p
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by Matsta 4y ago
Exactly. A53 cores are efficiency cores designed for non-intensive background tasks in phones to save battery. The only decent cpu atm that will eventually show up in TV boxes is the Rockchip Rk3588, but they aren't as cheap as some ol
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by Matsta 4y ago
Yep, you can get an m2 to SATA breakout board pretty cheap. If you pickup a Rock 5b (rk3588 as well) you will get 2.5g ethernet too.
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by Matsta 4y ago
I feel you; it's a pain. Tbh, Three was even worse when I rang, I just got a call centre in India, and they can never help you. Does suck about EE for you. I've had a few issues, but they are okay with giving me credit. They messe
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by Matsta 4y ago
I agree it's good you can test. To add, if you want to try O2, there's GiffGaff/TescoMobile and if you want to try EE there's 1pm Mobile and EE offers PAYG sims as well. I have 5g internet at home, tested every network a
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by Matsta 4y ago
Unrelated to 3, but we had an issue where our brand new site was blocked by Vodafone UK. Turned out they had some automatic firewall service that marked our site as suspicious and blocked it. They seemed a bit better than 3 as there was a p
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by Matsta 4y ago
3 Home broadband is a good deal if you're close to a 5g mast as their 5g gear is quite new. If you're not close to a mast or its 4g only, you'll have the complete opposite experience. From what I've read, alot of 3 Tower
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by Matsta 4y ago
I was on 3 until my contract ran out a few months ago, but it was still that bad. Oxford Circus you have full bars of 4g but no signal at all. I was going in quite alot last year before most people had returned to the office it made no diff
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by Matsta 4y ago
By the time you get a Rpi 4, a decent power supply and an external SSD, it's usually around the same price as a mini PC which you can get with a 7th/8th/9th Gen i3 or even i5 with everything included. I get that the Rpi will
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by Matsta 4y ago
I mentioned this already in a comment, but although this is a good law, the price of cigarettes is so high that most people have already moved to disposable vapes, which you can get from any Dairy (Kiwi word for a corner shop). To top that
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by Matsta 4y ago
Cigarettes are so expensive that no one really smokes them in NZ anyway, everyone has already moved to vapes. I doubt that there will be a black market for tobacco as, by the time you smuggle them in, they still won't be that cheap. Al
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by Matsta 4y ago
Nice find! Yep I read about fermentation as well. I'm neither a huge fan of sweet or vinegary hot sauces so I usually find Sriracha or Mexican hot sauces (eg. El Yucateco) as my go to's.
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by Matsta 4y ago
I find most of the Thai brands to be too sweet. I prefer the Huy Fong as it has less sugar (I tried to compare the nutrition facts but the Huy Fong one is a bit BS). However I find most Asian products in the UK always seem to have crazy amo

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