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javchz
1mo ago
In PCs it's usual for a lot of motherboards have a dual bios, so if something fails (eg no POST) in the update, the mobo fall backs to the other one. It's a cheap chip in bulk, that would help a lot in cases like this.
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javchz
1mo ago
I wonder if this can be fixed with LORAs.
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1mo ago
I've experience that probably in the same ratio with IRL and Online contacts. Sometimes people just go into different directions, it's sad but it's ok. I've kept alive some online friendships from the bb forums, that I&#
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2mo ago
Awesome project. I consider myself someone with a good sense of direction in big buildings, malls, hospitals, etc., maybe a side effect to playing video games and such, but it's rare for me to get lost in big, complex structures. But m
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2mo ago
Im surprised by how bad LLMs are with SVGs but somehow are oke-ish with CAD and other weird files.
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javchz
3mo ago
This. It may be a niche. But music that works with volume as part of the composition can be amazing. But most music today has heavy compressors in the pipeline that kills dynamic range in favor of allowing you to hear almost even whispers,
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3mo ago
Agree. It's clear since COVID that Pi it's barely a company for makers or DIYers anymore, but it's a supply company for small to medium industries to integrate cheap PCs in their manufacturing process and they are good at tha
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4mo ago
For reference this is a big price hike: Plus went from x10 usage to only x2 vs the free tier. Pro from x33 to x4 Ultra from x166 to x80 Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/GeminiAI/comments/1thmta0/i_underst
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5mo ago
I think it’s too little for this day and age as well, but in Apple’s defense, their RAM compression on ARM works amazingly well and performs similarly to 12GB on Windows. With that said, I hate that you can’t upgrade the RAM or storage. I h
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5mo ago
What I think was a wasted opportunity was not bringing the xserve back, being one of the few e2e solutions out there at scale.
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5mo ago
AI being a bubble it's not mutually exclusive of being a real and useful technology and the existence of non-snake oil companies. Cisco was a bubble in the dot com crash, despite being a company that provide real value and profit, just
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6mo ago
The Winner Takes It All lyrics are great for commits and Pull Requests: I don't wanna talk If it makes you feel sad And I understand You've come to shake my hand I apologize If it makes you feel bad
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javchz
6mo ago
Any recommendations in the current market? Love how plug and play and is on Linux from the driver side of things.
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7mo ago
Totally. I would add that code that "works" it's easy to do. Code that it's efficient, easy to maintain and safe... That it's another story. But the sad truth is that most software can be or it's done with shi
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7mo ago
Yeah a ramdisk would probably work wonders. It's a shame Intel optane didn't became a standard, those type of workflows would be amazing for it.
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8mo ago
I bet we'll the the SUV mania in the future as something crazy, like smoking in a plane or using lead for gasoline. Irrational large size cars that people get because everyone it's afraid of another SUV hitting them in a sedan. Th
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9mo ago
I think this is the way, automated testing for all patches, small changes, and manual testing for big releases.
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11mo ago
One should be melting sand to get silicon, anything else it's too abstract to my taste.
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11mo ago
Spite is an underated productivity tool.
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11mo ago
As many flaws as the npm/yarn/pnpm ecosystem has, its interoperability is waaaay better than the whole juggling act between pip, ven, poetry, Anaconda, Miniforge, and uv across projects. UV it's a step in the right direction,
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11mo ago
Liferea looks too old, has a lot of bugs... But man that thing makes me happy, just headlines and click what I want to read.
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1y ago
Specially in the high end, you want oled or high refresh rates? You have to buy a "smart tv" that requieres internet to setup, even if you plan use it only with an HDMI device. I miss old dumb tvs
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1y ago
Yes, but even lifestyle changes (like a diet low in glycemic load and building muscle) can help reduce many of the harmful effects of type 2 diabetes, even sending it into remission for some people in early stages. Type 1 is a different sto
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1y ago
What it's funny it's that because tokenization there is a non zero chance a LLM audit may not see anything wrong here, similar to the strawberry problem.
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1y ago
The same with Google photos, it groups similar cats as just one. Fun fact does the same for human twins
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1y ago
I can already see LLMs Sommeliers: Yes, the mouthfeel and punch of GPT-5 it's comparable to the one of Grok 4, but it's tenderness lacks the crunch from Gemini 2.5 Pro.
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1y ago
Depends on the material and settings. But for example PETG it's as strong as a water bottle.
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1y ago
The Lumia was such a great deal back in the day. An amazing camera for the time, a great UI, comfy to use and supported crashes as a champion. The last bits of classic Nokia legendary hardware. It's a shame that the Microsoft ecosystem
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1y ago
I loved the small segments of behind the scenes the did for Samurai Jack back in the day in CN. It was my first time as a child to appreciate visuals and sound in a new perspective. Even to this day a beautiful work of art.
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javchz
1y ago
I think open source still has an important advantage in the pro environment despite being less convenient, and it's the possibility of adding things in between the generation process like control net, and custom loras with new concepts
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