greenknight

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by greenknight 23d ago
Nope. But we are hitting some pretty impressive levels with 128B models. The other thing is, a lot of the time, model performance is improved with more 'thinking' time. The thinking time is just more tokens... but instead of say 1
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by greenknight 2mo ago
The Gemini (and Claude / Codex) that we have, is much different to their internal models / harnesses.....
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by greenknight 2mo ago
> A monthly thing makes no sense; just letting hobbyists dabble until they are in a place to pay used to be a lot more normal. They ought to make the entry for paying a bit less heartburn-inducing, though. Thats exactly what they do. The
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by greenknight 2mo ago
The thing is, Cycles is fully open sourced... so there is no real secret behind it!
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by greenknight 4mo ago
I believe that the answer is yes it will happen... the question is when will that point will occur. Right now, we are in a transition period... Models are improving, but they are not capable just yet to take over. Where do you see it being
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by greenknight 4mo ago
Thats the thing, what if the codebases had CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md files, which clearly dictated that A) tests need to pass B) anything you write needs tests C) the code quality must adhere to these standards etc.etc.... Helping the LLMs
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by greenknight 5mo ago
The thing is, it doesnt need to beat 4.7. it just needs to do somewhat well against it. This is free... as in you can download it, run it on your systems and finetune it to be the way you want it to be.
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by greenknight 8mo ago
On the flip side, i had some pain in my chest... RUQ (right upper quadrant for those medical folk). On the way to the hospital, ChatGPT was pretty confident it was a issue with my gallbladder due to me having a fatty meal for lunch (but it
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by greenknight 9mo ago
Love the AI generated image, "Extra-Large (>72pt) Font". Made me chuckle. Definetly a feature of the app. But looks really cool ill be trialing it this week!
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by greenknight 1y ago
AMD does do semi-custom work. Whats to stop sony being like we dont want UDNA 1, we want a iteration of RDNA 4. For all we know, it IS RDNA 5... it just wont be available to the public.
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by greenknight 1y ago
This is in Melbourne, where most homes are sold via auction (because of the limited supply)... lots of people are forgoing building inspections because of it. Wouldnt be surprised if he didnt do one.
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by greenknight 1y ago
Claude Code Pro ($17 per month) now supports it, just ends earlier
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by greenknight 1y ago
The other thing is that this is supposed to sit in between 3d rendering and compositing with regards to VFX The 3D render, in an ideal world, is super smooth without imperfections. The compositing, would take the denoised 3d render, and add
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by greenknight 1y ago
I have never had Blender take 1:52 to open... ill open it now cold. 5 seconds.
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by greenknight 1y ago
Correct... But from my understanding... OpenXR isnt reliant on OpenGL? it supports Vulkan, DirectX and metal -- https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/98872
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by greenknight 1y ago
FFMPEG is another. Any online video platform probably uses it.
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by greenknight 1y ago
I have been working in the CG / 3D industry for quite some time... when i first started about 15 years ago... Maya was the default... everyone knew it, it was THE default. That being said we have been on blender since 2.5 days. I was t
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by greenknight 2y ago
Last titan was released 2018.... 7 years ago. They may resurrect it at some stage, but at this stage yes.
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by greenknight 2y ago
> Their electricity prices always have been expensive by Australian standards. However despite the investment of billions replacing coal and gas with wind and solar, those prices have dropped a little. They expect to complete the transit
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by greenknight 2y ago
What really kickstarted their development... was the introduction of the Blender Development Fund -- https://fund.blender.org/ They made tiers, made it simple and easy, and promoted it. Before the fund really was pushed...
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by greenknight 2y ago
12 million, say its 1% thats 120k phones. https://www.tsmc.com/english/dedicatedFoundry/manufacturing/... . TSMC produced in 2023 16 million wafers, apples die size is about 105mm2 which fits around 230 chips
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by greenknight 2y ago
Its weird, i looked up whether AMD has any benchmarks on the 405B for the MI300x, and came across this one -- https://dstack.ai/blog/amd-mi300x-inference-benchmark/#token... From my understanding, it can get up to
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by greenknight 2y ago
Wikipedia is saying: Compute tile - TSMC N3B Platform Controller Tile - TSMC N6 Foveros Interposer Base Tile - Intel 22FFL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Lake
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by greenknight 2y ago
I am curious as to why you think wine is obsolete? Proton uses wine heavily, so there is a massive market with the steam deck using wine to run their games.
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by greenknight 2y ago
> Why do the surface people keep hamstringing themselves with intel? I am confused to what shady backroom deal is going on but it seems rather pointless for both parties. Probably massive kickbacks or massive discounts. Just remember, In
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by greenknight 3y ago
I think it should be compared to Nuke instead of After Effects... After Effects works more with timelines and effects... Nuke is node based, which is what Natron has built itself to mimick.
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by greenknight 3y ago
Not sure how accurate these stats are -- https://www.businessofapps.com/data/apple-statistics/ but in 2023 Europe was about 25% of its overall revenue (america was about 50%). I think investors would be pretty unh
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by greenknight 3y ago
Or even Digg... Lots of comments and discussions lost.
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by greenknight 3y ago
They are definetly putting a lot of effort into ROCm & HIP, but definetly accelerating. ROCm 6 was out Dec 16 (2023), 5.5 was May (2023). 5 was Feb 10 (2022). 4 was Dec 19 (2020)
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by greenknight 3y ago
Ive been using the 2FA in bitwarden and it rocks.

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