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by chronogram 8d ago
They can't increase capacity by raising prices. Right now they calculate that they're at an optimal revenue curve. Simply reducing demand by increasing prices doesn't mean they get more money. The limit is in the ability to b
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by chronogram 8d ago
Absolutely nobody commenting that has done that, it's just roleplay. Flash-0731 and Pro-0813 replaced previous models too, and the V4-preview models replaced V3.2 before that. You have your official API from a tiny cutting edge researc
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by chronogram 29d ago
The original from 2021, so 60% health after 5 years? Coupled with how they don't have a bypass sounds to me like they don't have their battery in order. Your linked thread also mentions that it happens at 100% too, which would exp
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by chronogram 1mo ago
Not OP, but I know that's not mainstream for phones at all. I think only Pixel phones enable it as a normal thing, when you have the 80% charge limit enabled. Sony (since 2020) and Samsung (since 2023) have it, but only when you enable
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by chronogram 2mo ago
I started programming this way as a kid with books and notes that I'd then periodically would be able to enter into a computer to see if it runs.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
We'll make sure there will be enough regulations to have neither the electricity to power it or the companies to build it.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
I use it directly: https://platform.deepseek.com/usage 3rd party providers on OpenRouter can be cheaper but it's already so cheap.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
A fine doesn't give immunity for the future. You pay the fine for the past behaviour, then you start paying fines of up to 5% of daily global revenue for every day you keep being non-compliant. That's the start. The end is not doi
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by chronogram 2mo ago
I'm not so sure. Especially with 3.6 Flash being 24 to Sol's 22. The 3.x Flash models were thought to fit on a single TPU 8i and it's the odd one out in that list at a whopping 234.7t/s compared to Sol's 64.4t/
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by chronogram 2mo ago
What part of Afterburner caused issues? I have it installed to undervolt an old GPU but not actively running.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
An LLM is stateless so every time you send a message a command is run with the parameters, the prompts, and a copy of the chat history when using one of those chat interfaces, and then it returns text. If the output includes explaining it t
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by chronogram 2mo ago
This is amazing! I can see in a few years having Home Assistant use an LLM to coordinate my home while I'm away. Tell the LLM to make an inventory of my home and then send the vacuum and the robot around to clean everything up. A multi
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by chronogram 2mo ago
And DeepSeek has been making huge progress on efficiency, and publishing about, so they came with a 1.6T model that is both fast and cheap to run.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
I use cjpegli as encoder and it compresses best with its default progressive and full 4:4:4 approach, so it's not only a nice to have feature.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
So it's like a more limited Streamdeck.
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by chronogram 2mo ago
The US already has their Strategic National Stockpile for medicines. Shorter expirations are managed by constantly selling the old to the domestic industry and purchasing new, like China does for grain and frozen meat while simultaneously b
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by chronogram 2mo ago
Or travel. Even in the developed world you can be without internet or slow internet. I have Gemma 4 E4B on my phone that can process audio, image, and text if I have need to.
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by chronogram 3mo ago
Even if it reports 44.1 it resamples internally to 48 in all hardware I've seen.
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by chronogram 3mo ago
Yes. Section 5 talks about real-world deployment: 5.1: "The DSpark draft models are co-deployed with the preview versions of DeepSeek-V4-Flash and DeepSeek-V4-Pro"; 5.4: "MTP-1 represents the former production setup, having b
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by chronogram 3mo ago
mpv is that. In 2010 mplayer2 forked from mplayer, in 2012 mpv forked from mplayer2. It's all I've used since.
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by chronogram 3mo ago
Where would you go to then? European countries, Australia and American states already have implemented or are keen to implement ID requirements/tracking for websites.
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by chronogram 3mo ago
I've always used reduced transparency and reduced animations and haven't noticed any performance issues.
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by chronogram 4mo ago
Peace of mind largely depends on peace of wallet for a lot of people. Imagine a life without a care for accommodation or travel. Suddenly you can go wherever you want whenever you want and work on whatever you want without a care.
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by chronogram 4mo ago
> Why pay $500-700 for Mac Book Neo for the same low processing power I pre-ordered a Neo on a whim to use as a couch laptop alongside my work laptop and gaming computer. It's so fast. It blows everything out of the water when it co
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by chronogram 5mo ago
It says that refraction does not cover everything. > By sampling features in the electrochemical response that are affected by the ensemble chemical composition of the coffee rather than measuring the concentrations of individual molecul
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by chronogram 5mo ago
Hardware often reports supporting 44.1kHz but internally resamples it to 48kHz so you're better off properly resampling it yourself.
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by chronogram 5mo ago
The pro pelican is a work of art! It goes dimensions that no other LLM has gone before.
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by chronogram 5mo ago
You can also disable turbo behaviour in the power plan. The setting might not be available in the GUI by default though.
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by chronogram 5mo ago
I got the very same 47/47. What if it's always giving that?
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by chronogram 6mo ago
I could only find an article claiming 4% drink 6+ cups per day so a top 1st percentile coffee drinker must go much further beyond that. I'm guessing at least 2 litres per day.

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