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Recursion into Madness(blog.coredump.cx)
15 points by puzzlingcaptcha 9d ago|2 comments
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by puzzlingcaptcha 9d ago
It's great on public transport too.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 17d ago
As far as I can tell, firmware updates are only via WiFi.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 17d ago
"It's possible to just connect two computers together with Ethernet" - on the front page of hackernews. Incredible. Ethernet over USB4 interdomain protocol at least had some novelty, but this...
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by puzzlingcaptcha 20d ago
Just to point out the usb-c on the original x4 is for charging only.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 22d ago
What sort of pp/tg speed do you get on a Strix Halo?
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by puzzlingcaptcha 27d ago
Or you could get a $50 smartband and have so much more functionality and still recharge only once a week or two.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 28d ago
App support, stable ABI, uniform UI/UX, hardware vendor cooperation...
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1mo ago
Tribalism is human nature, for better or (usually) worse.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2mo ago
The little print at the end says "Currently only available in India." Reminds me a bit of HMD's KaiOS feature phones but this is apparently Android?
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2mo ago
Have you tried putting the KV cache on the GPU and running inference from RAM? From what I gather, prompt processing is particularly painful using RAM alone.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2mo ago
Have you tried with a single CPU to get rid of the NUMA penalty? I understand this likely means halving the memory but I am interested in how much of a difference it makes
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2mo ago
Xeon Scalable in general seems like a good idea due to 6-channel (relatively) inexpensive RDIMM memory, but I've been reading that NUMA kills inference performance. Anyone got experience with multi-socket systems? IIRC even within the
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2mo ago
I am still using their Powerline adapters and FWIW they have been very reliable.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3mo ago
Akane Banashi was probably the best directed show this season.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3mo ago
People consistently perceive louder music as better quality. That's why volume matching is critical in any audio equipment testing.
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Under the Trump crypto playbook, the family always wins(reuters.com)
10 points by puzzlingcaptcha 3mo ago|0 comments
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
Starlite Mk IV is my favourite "netbook" successor. 0.9 kg, 11.6 1080p IPS display and Linux-first, with coreboot. Unfortunately it is a couple years old by now and you can feel that (Intel N5030 and 8GB of RAM). Sadly the company
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
A lot of people picked up building mechanical keyboards as a hobby during COVID. It probably wouldn't have the same impact today.
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Why Tesla's AI trainers don't trust its self-driving tech – or its safety stats(reuters.com)
16 points by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago|1 comments
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
I didn't, thanks for the heads-up!
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
Few new ICs are made available in DIP format. So you basically have to do SMT at some point.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
I suppose that depends on how recent is what you consider recent. I'd have hoped with the coreboot upstreaming effort they would keep official releases coming a bit longer. You can see the last release for Starlite Mk IV is from 2024:
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
Their Horizon model is probably closer to a Mk IV successor than Mk V. I would consider it as an upgrade path.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
I've learned to love numpad when I spent some time working in France. On AZERTY layouts you need to press SHIFT for each regular number.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
StarLabs predates Framework by a couple years. Framework just does advertising to geeks better.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 4mo ago
FWIW I have had a StarLite Mk IV for three years now and haven't run into a single issue with it (except maybe the speakers being quite poor). Unfortunately the company stopped releasing firmware updates for it soon after they launched
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by puzzlingcaptcha 5mo ago
You might still get the most out of it when the AMOC collapses.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 6mo ago
Technically, you can turn off the sun with a nuclear winter. But in that case your main problem would be starvation anyway.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 7mo ago
"But if we don't engineer addiction, China will beat us to it! It's a national interest!"

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