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jdboyd
5d ago
The GPUs might care quite a bit about bifurcation. The RTX Pro 6000s can communicate directly between themselves over PCIe 5.0 16x and saturate the bus doing so. This is used when doing tensor parallel LLM execution for the All-Reduce step
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7d ago
I view the agent integration (bearing in mind I haven't tried it yet) as an easier way to replace writing python scripts to do repetitive tasks, for people doing particularly repetitive work. A macro recorder might be more optimal to t
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jdboyd
8d ago
Or maybe that it should be replaced in the browser with something better as well?
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11d ago
I believe it can be broken down to 200GbE and 100GbE though. It is too bad that it can't route to the management ports for a 10GbE outgoing connection (or maybe it can and I wasn't paying enough attention). I can see a few uses f
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15d ago
So far that does work super well with mobile, at least not for me.
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21d ago
Yes, I certainly wouldn't have just skipped past ADS not working. Since samba and zfs support it, this is weird that Ubiquiti wouldn't. If this isn't just a config problem, I would call it cause to return the device.
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21d ago
I believe that Ubiquiti advertises that they use zfs.
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29d ago
This support Windows and macOS in addition to Linux. I'm not in a hurry to disrupt things on my Linux machine, but I might just have to try this on the other platforms. While it does look extremely likely that AI is used for the copy w
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1mo ago
By my calculation using what I can find of 2019 pricing, a more reasonable solution would have been: Synology RackStation RS1219+ - $1,200 8x Ironwolf Pro 12TB drives - 8x $450 = $3600 so for a usable RAID-6 capacity of 65TB about $4800 + O
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2mo ago
I think most people would find that two or three definition is all they really need. 1080p h264 at high bit rate for compatibility on the local network and low bit rate 1080p for streaming remotely or to save space in local downloads for a
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2mo ago
It would be cool if you could set custom header, sub header, and body text examples, then with some pre-filtering beable to hit randomize to find interesting pairings.
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2mo ago
The Geforce GTX 1060 launched 10 years ago with a MSRP of $249. It spend 5 years and 4 months as the #1 card according to the Steam Hardware Survey. That makes it hard to feel that it is fair to accuse it of still being better than what mo
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2mo ago
Saying 10yo 6GB will make most people think you are talking about a Geforce GTX 1060.
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2mo ago
In the US, something like 39% of the population lives in an urban environment with a population of 50,000 or larger. That means 61% live in smaller areas. In my city of approximately 55,000, it is hard to make do with not leaving the to g
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2mo ago
What was your reaction to the CD then?
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Vespucci: OpenStreetMap Editor for Android
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2mo ago
I think adding things, instead of updating existing things with missing data is where you get into needing a more serious app. I keep Vespucci for when I want to initiate an edit, and StreetComplete for fun filling in missing information t
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2mo ago
> I am generally not in favor of adding regulation, but this is a place where I would support it. >Anything that you BUY needs to be your property. This could also be fixed by removing regulation.
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2mo ago
I thought that most of them were in for selling/commercially installing defeat devices so that others could roll coal or do other things with defeated pollution controls. I assume that would likely be easier to identify than just hopi
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3mo ago
In my part of small city east coast USA it is allowed except in the downtown business district (where it is syill mostly ignored. On the one hand, not everyone wants to be required to have their 4yo ride on the road with no bike lane, but o
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4mo ago
I would prefer a coding agent to be somewhat independent of the model provider. Providers are trading off on quality, features, and price so frequently, and I don't want to keep changing my agent every time. I am looking forward to th
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4mo ago
It appears to be usable for daily use for some people, in that enough of a web browser works that you could mostly get by. It would be hard to say it is really practical, nor that it has a convincing path to being practical in the way that
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4mo ago
Maybe for the M6 or M7 generation that might happen?
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5mo ago
Mastodon and blog both sound good to me. For some, they could alternatively use twitch or youtube.
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5mo ago
I certainly understand the value of replaceable batteries. OTOH, I'm concerned about what this will mean for how many common upper end phones are IP67 submersion rated. I don't want that to go back to being a feature only of clun
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5mo ago
DO doesn't do high availability droplets, and their migration policy is will try, if we detect poor health of server before it fails. If someone starts thinking about redundancy and load balancers than DO's solution is rent a seco
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5mo ago
Do you have a link to learn more about that history?
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5mo ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one who has loading images into Resolve before for this very purpose, so I'm interested in trying this at some point. There is a bunch of other stuff I think is interesting in this release's mar
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5mo ago
Hey, that's my essay. Never had someone submit anything I wrote to HN before.
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5mo ago
This looks like a cool typeface in how much it can vary itself, but the price feels extremely expensive, and I don't like having to keep track of which of my library of typefaces are allowed to be used on which projects based on which
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