Tepix

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by Tepix 3d ago
Remember that story a week ago „everything I own, owned“? That’s one way.
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by Tepix 5d ago
You need to search deeper! Looking at the iPod 6G QEMU emulation story: > " With the help of Claude Code, I was able to create code to extract it using emCORE. "
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by Tepix 6d ago
You're absolutely right.
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by Tepix 6d ago
Make it serverless.
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by Tepix 6d ago
So apparently the neki router uses many parts of Postgres. But is it open source itself? Apparently not.
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by Tepix 6d ago
I'm sure that it will work, but tokens/s will suffer quite a bit. You may still be able to get 10t/s or so..
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by Tepix 6d ago
Look closely at the floor. You're not moving backwards.
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by Tepix 6d ago
> "the Speed of Light is pretty slow" > How i got there: > The closest major galaxy to the Milky Way is Andromeda, and is 2.5 million! light-years away. The speed of light is high. It's just that the universe has ex
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by Tepix 6d ago
Sounds like the same issue with Apple re-enabling iTunes sync of passwords. The only way to prevent it from doing that is to create a profile that prohibits it and sync it onto the iDevice. Horrible.
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by Tepix 6d ago
You can get cheap wireless earbuds with ANC for 10€. Apples cost 130€. How much of that difference is in the BoM? Probably not that much. Granted, Apple does a lot of expensive R&D. But they also sell a ton of Airpods, so the R&D co
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by Tepix 6d ago
You need to rent a VPS (for $$$) to avoid litigation however. The those VPS have increased in price also.
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by Tepix 6d ago
Interesting. a Meta-Nitter.
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by Tepix 6d ago
Amazing Cyberbench scores. Holy shit. Too bad that DeepSeek AI went beyond 470b weights (which is a somewhat realistic limit for a 2x 128GB unified memory machine cluster like Strix Halo or Nvidia Spark). That means that to make the model f
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by Tepix 8d ago
Luckily, some people have enough money to be able to afford ethical inaction.
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by Tepix 8d ago
> Those using the microbially-diverse soil saw an increase in the diversity of bacteria on their skin, and on the number of anti-inflammatory cytokines in their blood – while the other group didn't. That's really remarkable.
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by Tepix 8d ago
It's the same issue as being cloud agnostic. If you use their unique features, you're locking yourself in. Is it worth it?
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by Tepix 9d ago
I really hope that Mistral will catch up. I'm left wondering why so many Chinese labs manage to be competitive. Perhaps Mistral has too high moral standards to keep up?
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by Tepix 9d ago
> Elon will often claim it's a bug in Grok when he doesn't like the answer. Exactly. This means he will change the model to fit his world view. Here's a study: https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2025334119
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by Tepix 10d ago
Sure, on github it will (still) get the most attention, but perhaps another repository outside the US is a better fit. You could also create a text document instead of a software that details the mechanism used to fool other MIDI decoders a
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by Tepix 10d ago
> The CEO's antics, no matter how disturbing, simply aren't most people's top concern when making a product choice. These people need to realize that what you see is what shapes your thinking and the social network's
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by Tepix 10d ago
It might as well have already happened.
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by Tepix 12d ago
I just discovered more wiki instances that got used by the OpenAI agents over at https://www.wikiservice.at/fractal/wiki.cgi?action=browse&id... and https://www.wikiservice.at/probier/wiki.cgi?
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by Tepix 13d ago
Well, what’s the efficiency of synthetic jet fuel production? Is it still competitive? Can we realistically get lots of it, like ever?
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by Tepix 13d ago
Well, there are standards such as the WCAG 2.2 Guidelines. There are also large-scale studies. Btw, WCAG recommends 45–75 characters with a limit of 80 characters. Why not follow their recommendation?
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by Tepix 13d ago
A website should be readable, even if the browser is set to fullscreen. It could be that the user is on a kiosk system where she can't resize the window or doesn't want to, just to improve legibility.
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by Tepix 13d ago
Guess what: When you setup your smartphone, it asks you what font size you want. So it's unlikely to be 16pt for everyone.
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by Tepix 13d ago
Interesting. Are people collecting these concrete numbers somewhere on the web?
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by Tepix 13d ago
Sure, but there are sites like HN and there are sites like https://earth.nullschool.net/ What's your point? Are you saying all animations and rendering are unnecessary?
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by Tepix 13d ago
Nice examples, a bit repetetive perhaps. One thing that I found quite interesting to see is how the behaviour of the "4.000 particles" demo changes between the 5ms rendering and the "everything now" rendering.
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by Tepix 14d ago
> At a few hundred euros, I am no longer asking whether a smart telescope can replace a serious visual telescope Well, I bought a used 8 inch (203mm) telescope for 500€ a few years ago. Used telescopes can be very cheap.

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