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jan_Sate
19d ago
I've checked. I can still get a 3080 20G for $525, or 2080 ti 22G for $380. The price has increased but not too bad. Probably the modding had prevented it from gaining too much price increase.
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19d ago
aww. I used to have a 3060 and I upgraded to this 3080 20G. Maybe it's time for me to get a 3060 back again. :P
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19d ago
It got me into thinking, since the genuine product also failed the AI test, what if someone made a fake product with a packaging that passed the AI test? It shouldn't be that difficult. All you need to do is to feed the photo of your f
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19d ago
Not suggesting a provider but if you're willing to get a Chinamod GPU, go get RTX 3080 20G or RTX 2080 Ti 22G. Get a couple of them and you can probably run Qwen3.8-27B at a reasonable speed. I've got a RTX 3080 20G for $450 like
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2mo ago
There's a problem with buffering tho. If the device's slow and unresponsive, and the user tapped the rotation button several times, it would be confusing if the rotation action happens 10 seconds after the user tapping the button.
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3mo ago
You're right. I misread. I guess I need coffee. Yeah cargodist's indeed broken. You could milk plenty amount of money by just setting up two airports far away. Maybe try Simutrans. It's got actual economy simulation. I tried
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3mo ago
It's actually not difficult to setup at all. The game just work out of the box without any mod. However there's a learning curve. Find a tutorial somewhere online and follow it thru then you're golden. It took me maybe an hou
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3mo ago
Tangentially relevant. Someone made a snake game on URL bar: https://demian.ferrei.ro/snake
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3mo ago
I got 35000, 18/13/9/9/6. Not my first language. Interesting how literally everyone here's performing better than I do. Perhaps that's because I just clicked on the first option whenever I don't know about
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4mo ago
This. I don't see the point of constantly changing UI as an end-user. The old one just work. It works perfectly. Now that you changed it and thing breaks. :|
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4mo ago
Unpopular opinion but I actually enjoy using USB Micro B more than USB-C. That's because USB-C is much more complicated and there're non-standard-compliant cables floating in the market. USB-C also has some fancy mode like voltage
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4mo ago
The form factor. It's tiny compared with mini PC. Unlike other SBC, the software support's good that it just work as advertised (GPIO, graphic hardware acceleration, etc.). If you're using it for work, it also has stable supp
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4mo ago
Not sure on the performance but it might be possible to port this Mini Micro to those platforms.
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4mo ago
Couldn't someone just rebuild the source code for Raspberry Pi?
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4mo ago
This. I might purchase other Rockchip SBCs as well.
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4mo ago
That's pretty fun to play with. Whoever made it, good job! :D
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5mo ago
That's hilarious. I wonder if it'd be fixed today tho. Once a jailbreaking technique is identified, it can be implemented by adding guardrails (tho it'd possibly compromise the capability of the model) I'm also surprised
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5mo ago
lol. It's fun. Not that I could ever guess it right realistically but it's fun. This kind of fun thing's exactly why I'm on the internet. Thanks for sharing! :D
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5mo ago
It depends on your scale. I sell on my own site at a very small scale and I just made a webform that let the user select the quantity of product on their own and get the quotation and the order would be created automatically. After that the
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5mo ago
Oh. I read "crabs" and I was confused until I clicked into the article. Guess I need coffee.
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5mo ago
Uhm... excuse me? Why? Is there anyone even using DOS for anything serious these days?
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7mo ago
The same could be said for software from the US. Could be a vector of CIA. For average US citizens, it might even be safer to use Russian software because FSB can't come after them.
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8mo ago
Anyone else doesn't like modern minimalist icon design? It looks boring.
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8mo ago
ew! why? Why?
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8mo ago
So that's what the people were using before commercial flights were common.
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8mo ago
The title of the article is misleading. The API documentation is indeed useful but I wouldn't call publishing the API documentation open source.
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8mo ago
They're just publishing API documentation. No source code of the device got published. At least people can create their own implementation of the API tho.
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9mo ago
Looks like that I can cut it without right click by swiping fast enough.
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9mo ago
The game's name reminds me of the Russian word for state/district/region. I was right. It's an intended pun. The game's title screen on the screenshot in the article has Russian on it.
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