alessandroberna

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by alessandroberna 2mo ago
Seems like it wouldn't work for different branches. It probably needs to store the full F16 version for each model variant, even if the variants share the same base model
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by alessandroberna 2mo ago
It's just a wrapper around llama-quantize, i don't see why it wouldn't work. Yet it's only useful if one wants to have both the F16 original model plus all the other GGUF quants at a time and doesn't mind spending c
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by alessandroberna 3mo ago
Now you might want to open a pr like this one: https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/pull/155
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by alessandroberna 3mo ago
I love the naming of their new networking tools. Now there's pesto to go along with pasta
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by alessandroberna 3mo ago
Of course a 1000$+ windows laptop is going to look and feel like a low end 300$ one /s
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by alessandroberna 4mo ago
Seems likely, same for me.
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by alessandroberna 4mo ago
?
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by alessandroberna 8mo ago
The thing that makes the most difference is a drive being CMR vs an SMR one. CMR ones are recommended if you are ever going to write large-ish amounts of data in one go or if you ever plan to make a raid 5/ raid 6 arrays. SMR drives ar
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by alessandroberna 8mo ago
Seems that the Spotify torrents are now unavailable until further notice. bummer
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by alessandroberna 10mo ago
They could also use MoltenVK
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by alessandroberna 1y ago
99.38%
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by alessandroberna 1y ago
That looks awesome!
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by alessandroberna 1y ago
Will using rust on my Intel® Core™ 13th gen cpu cause it to oxidize? This would be terrible, I thought rust was a safe language...
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by alessandroberna 1y ago
Was it this one? https://marketoonist.com/2023/03/ai-written-ai-read.html I know that it talks about only 1 and not 3 points, but it seems close enoguh
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by alessandroberna 2y ago
You should be able to use the regular arch repos as a fallback (and even repos from alhp with a lower feature level https://somegit.dev/ALHP/ALHP.GO/issues/255#issuecomment-333... ) doing this should allow you
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by alessandroberna 2y ago
Yes, they all are KVM over IP solutions. They just differ in software, SoCs / board design and price points