Numerlor

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by Numerlor 3d ago
Around banking it's usually because they have to
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by Numerlor 6d ago
Well, it can do research without uploading malware or hacking into systems
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by Numerlor 7d ago
Yep put some deep packet inspection firewall in front of it and stop it completely if it starts acting up persistently before it starts trying to bypass the firewall
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by Numerlor 22d ago
If 0. Etc. are also compiled out, at compile time __debug__ is simply False or True and the existing optimization paths take care of it. Assigning to __debug__ wouldn't do anything to the compiler as it never actually reads the variabl
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by Numerlor 27d ago
This really is the simplest path to somewhat decent security, and alongside it you may catch some programs doing requests that are fine for security but you'd rather it not do because of privacy.
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by Numerlor 1mo ago
They're claiming a lot, but don't have much to show for it
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by Numerlor 3mo ago
And if you go for actual GPUs it'll run much faster, I'd say 24gb may be pushing it for context, but my 5090 with 32GB VRAM is usually somewhere between 60 to 100 tok/s with mtp and 2-3k tok/s for prompt processing. I&#x
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by Numerlor 3mo ago
AC is sorely lacking in the EU, e.g. right now I have one in my office but not in my bedroom and nights are horrible, but I do read a lot about people overdoing it quite a bit with AC, aiming at 18-20°C during 30s outside which is a huge en
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by Numerlor 4mo ago
More niche hardware has been impossible for me to find in the EU marketplaces I got to with searches, with only availability from US ebay, and then Chinese marketplaces. Or if it does exist here it's the same used part but it costs 500
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by Numerlor 4mo ago
Idle and light load is bad for degradation only because that's the most common scenario where the boosting algorith will actually go to the highest clocks. More loaded cores will have the CPU target lower clocks on all cores so that it
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by Numerlor 4mo ago
Not sure what's supposed to be wrong with that? The clock tree degrades at high voltage. Some theories I've seen were on the CPU requesting significantly higher voltages during alternating clocks when there's a short lull in
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by Numerlor 4mo ago
Undervolting would definitely help, and is the actual fix. The current Intel fixes were mostly just for the symptoms, as the main issue is high voltage+power when pushing high clocks, but they can't actually fix that as it'd downg
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by Numerlor 4mo ago
SMS 2FA is the worst factor because of how insecure and phishable the phone network is, it deserves to die out where possible
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by Numerlor 4mo ago
Ublock origin works perfectly fine on Edge. With Firefox I've also had ram usage that was multiples of what I get with Edge, on both Linux and Windows
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by Numerlor 5mo ago
Because it's spinning blades among manufacturing tolerances you also have to account for the blades expanding when rotating at high speed, and possibly working with 40-50 °C air from the components
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by Numerlor 5mo ago
I've liked Hermes agent, but never used Claude code so don't know how it compares
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by Numerlor 5mo ago
Factories working at (significantly) less than full capacity gets a bit harder when you've got one of the most expensive machines on earth working in them, and production lines that'll be out of date in a couple of years
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SpectralQuant: Breaking TurboQuant's Compression Limit via Spectral Structure(github.com)
1 points by Numerlor 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Numerlor 6mo ago
There are some very specific workloads (say simple object detection) that fit into cache and have crazy performance where the value of the cpu will be unbeatable, as the alternative is one of the cache epycs, everywhere else it'll only
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by Numerlor 6mo ago
> The assumption is simply false, and not due to the "SSD wear" argument. Many consumer SSDs, especially DRAMless ones (e.g., Apacer AS350 1TB, but also seen on Crucial SSDs), under synchronous writes, will regularly produce la
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by Numerlor 6mo ago
The difference between my 27" 4k and 1440p screens is still quite obvious and I don't consider myself particularly sensitive to these things. For rendering of text/video even an underpowered integrated gpu can handle it fine,
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by Numerlor 6mo ago
Last I tried zfs was far far worse on reads arc couldn't satisfy, and all writes
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by Numerlor 7mo ago
The swap/memory situation in linux has surprised me quite a bit coming from Windows. Windows remains mostly fully responsive even when memory is being pushed to the limits and swapping gigabytes per second, while on linux when I ran a
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by Numerlor 7mo ago
Apple doesn't expose the kind of introspection necessary to compare with the data the article is about. Any mention would just be about Apple's chips existing and being better
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by Numerlor 7mo ago
Wouldn't having an adversarial country to be spying on you be the better option for you personally? At least privacy wise, not using your machine as some infiltration point, as the country you reside in has many more opportunities to a
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by Numerlor 7mo ago
How can the solar panel itself radiate heat when it's being heated up generating supplying power? Looking at pictures of the ISS there's radiators that look like they're there specifically to cool the solar panels. And even i
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by Numerlor 8mo ago
It's a matter of deploying it for cheaper or with fewer downsides than what can be done on earth. Launching things to space is expensive even with reusable rockets, and a single server blade would need a lot of accompanying tech to pow
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by Numerlor 8mo ago
Samsung had been kind of side grading their flagships and offering worse SOCs depending on location, paired with there plainly being more options for Android there'll be more variety spread out over the different manufacturers
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by Numerlor 8mo ago
> It only became off by default after those "daily rage sessions" created sufficient public pressure to turn them off. 99% of the daily rage sessions happened before it was even released
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by Numerlor 8mo ago
NTFS getting corrupted by the tiniest errors would be one reason to use ReFS Using it for the OS partition is not very well supported right now though (for a consumer), installing etc. works fine, but DISM doesn't support ReFS so addin

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