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by numpad0 3d ago
Of course it might not, it has been the holy grail of AI research for a long time. It would be great if we could leave some self improving code running on a blank slate of a computer while we sleep and the machine was crying asking me what
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by numpad0 3d ago
> Yet Another Bloody Acronym ha. I guess I'm one of today's lucky 10000[1]. 1: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by numpad0 3d ago
If you're like playing Apex/Valorant/PUBG/Dota and such, and scared that use of remote plays might get flagged, you could just use HDMI-in MPEGTS-out Ethernet capture streamer building scale HDMI extender thing(I don&#x2
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by numpad0 3d ago
The whole situation around low-end server KVMs are a bit unfortunate IMO. BIOS can theoretically work with UART just fine, and not even full VGA@24bpp should be an absolute necessity for just confirming BSoD to decide to power cycle the mac
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by numpad0 3d ago
cumulative development man-hour divided by total production number is why
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by numpad0 3d ago
Those labs publicly said during GPT-3/4 era that the optimal epoch count, or dataset repetition count, for foundation model training, is one. So it's a forward 1-pass compression. But it's a black box! Nobody knows whats goin
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by numpad0 3d ago
These panels technically lets you do everything you would ever want to on an AC control panel: https://www.mitsubishielectric.co.jp/ldm/slim/remotecontrol/ Or multiple AC units can be networked and managed ov
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by numpad0 3d ago
Is this "mini" split? This type of panels are pretty standard for office buildings in Japan. Usually networked into building management system somewhere. Most household mini splits come with an IR remote, and don't support th
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by numpad0 3d ago
KVMs are for rebooting and recovering servers without needing physical access. Maybe you would have some chance with HDMI splitter connected with an EDID dummy plug and an HDMI-Ethernet capture encoder thing, and some dedicated KVM for just
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by numpad0 3d ago
The only reason it had been difficult was video capture and compression. Even 32MB would be overkill if you didn't need remote screen.
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by numpad0 3d ago
Keyboard Video Mouse... It's such a weird TLA that it's not felt to be worth explaining or remembering
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by numpad0 4d ago
You literally can't tell. You can tell by touching or by extreme close inspection if you have had held examples of both by subtle process/cultural differences, or by racking if you have done so in the past in either or both, due t
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by numpad0 4d ago
Really only airsofters know telltale signs of toy guns. Guys into real guns can't instantly tell them apart. It's that way because real guns weren't available in Japan but real-ism wasn't defined, so Japanese toy gun bra
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by numpad0 4d ago
I've been away from Twitter phone nerds scene for quite a while, what do they use now for those details? Is it still # #service# # or something else entirely?
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by numpad0 4d ago
5G SA means real 5G. 5G NSA means 4G over 5G NR. They created an option to use just the 5G radio modem parts with 4G tower equipment to run them in the "Non-StandAlone" mode, so that telcos can start deploying 5G before even it ma
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by numpad0 4d ago
These industries are pipelined. When generation N is in operation, N+1 hardware and software must be in development, N+2 specifications must be in endless committee discussions phase, and N+3 techs must be worked on in labs, etc.
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by numpad0 4d ago
Wayback Machine full archive is like less than 50PB. Let's say you could strip multimedia and remove every patterned data to compress that into about a petabyte. The per-bit cheapest disk right now is consumer Seagate 24TB(SI; 21.8TiB
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by numpad0 5d ago
PIIs and payment details are radioactive if explicitly collected as such, or just "anonymized" query parameters if not.
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by numpad0 5d ago
depends on local laws?
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by numpad0 5d ago
Mac GPUs supposedly being fastest thing on Earth obsoleting everything NVIDIA is just pure marketing. It was just faster once than some midrange laptop NVIDIA, which conveniently wasn't explicitly marked as different chip sharing the b
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by numpad0 6d ago
Graphics: (...) +$18,399 192 GB Dual NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 w/ 1000W + 750W PSUs (non-refundable) +$37,239 Memory: (...) 192 GB DDR5 3600 MHz (4x48) +$1,874 yup, 87.8% of $42,412 is just two GPUs and a PSU. Even
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by numpad0 6d ago
NS record for domains usually can be pointed at someone else than the registrar it's on, just fine(unless DNS infra of either one or both goes down). That's entirely separate to registrar transfer.
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by numpad0 6d ago
I think what nerds need to understand is that normal people hate accessories. Superheroes need no IV lines, they lose power when they are added and regain it when they are removed. They think throwing away cables and accessories make machin
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by numpad0 6d ago
ftfy pic: http://numpad0.com/imgs/home.davidgoffredo.com/proper-time-o... plot: http://numpad0.com/imgs/home.davidgoffredo.com/proper-time-o...
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by numpad0 6d ago
I would love it if I could afford it, but yeah, that's my point.
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by numpad0 6d ago
The tub sits in a big shower booth. Other bathroom amenities like sink and washing machines are installed outside the booth. Toilet is usually a separate room entirely. So no problem overflowing water onto the floor since that's how yo
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by numpad0 6d ago
> How long do you sit in a bath? 80kg of meat can hold a lot of heat. It cools quicker than you think it would. Also, Japanese families often share the bathwater within themselves(but everyone showers outside the tub first), and the wate
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by numpad0 7d ago
There's already Ferrari Luce
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by numpad0 7d ago
Debit cards still go through the same credit card infrastructure. The practical difference at this point is whether the card company backend defer payment until collection date for the benefit of customers, or don't wait and just call
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by numpad0 7d ago
> 256kbps AAC That only works with A2DP one-way audio. The two-way HFP mode still uses the horrible classic BT compression unless the new BLE-based LE Audio is used(but IIUC Apple still don't support it). Besides there are still man

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