sonzohan

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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Shoutout to the makers and hackers supplying those!
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Numbers are from https://www.fitmyllm.com/ so they're not a real hardware benchmark just what you're expected to get. YMMV.
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
What are your settings and tokens/second? Even with 2 GPUs (MI100, RX 6600 XT 8GB) and 32GB of RAM it was running at a snails pace for me. I didn't try a sched_spread with a 3090 and the MI100 which would provide 56GB ram
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
This person has built a converter for the OAM socket, but it is only confirmed working with NVIDIA cards at the moment ( https://www.reddit.com/r/NVIDIA_SXM2PCIE/comments/1d076cn/oa... ) It fits an MI250X,
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
I looked at those, the Arc 1100, the w6800, MI50, MI60, v100, v620, and basically anything with 32gb of RAM: 1. I wanted an AMD card. 2. I have an RTX 3090 that's been fun to play with, but I want to get back to using it for gaming. 3.
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
I also recently decided to buy a datacenter GPU and slap it into a system. Some notes from my experience that the author doesn't mention in their article: Decommissioned NVIDIA V100s and AMD MI50s are fairly cheap, $200 for 16gb and $4
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Since I'm getting a lot of hate for this post and having "only 2 years" I have 15 years of experience and counting in games and entertainment. I had 6 years of experience as a game master and software dev (in-game purchasing
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
I have 15 years of experience and counting. My most recently released game was 2022 on Steam. Around 80k sales. Also I still work in industry.
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
> You say in a post below that your total games industry experience was a single internship at Blizzard and then a second stint where you "quickly realized" you didn't want to be a games dev at all That is not my entire ga
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
> I could knock on the doors of say Digipen or similar. Seattle based? If so toss me your email or contact and I'll see if I can help you break into teaching if you're interested. > What kind of PhD research did you do? Assi
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Dissatisfaction yes, although it doesn't manifest how you'd expect. It comes in the form not so much in dropouts, but in bad course feedback and bad professor reviews. "The professor made the class unfun." "The prof
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
I graduated in 2011, went straight to work at Blizzard entertainment. At the same time I had gotten accepted into graduate school so I opted for an internship at Blizzard to try both. I went back to Blizzard in 2012, but quickly realized I
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Game dev here, have worked on AAA and indie. First off let me get on my high horse and say the engineering in video gaming is generally more complex than the engineering I've done working in big tech. You need a lot more creativity and
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Like many other financially-backed initiatives, it's been investigated. Implementation is extremely hard, and would lead to an enormous shift in the very-established culture of volunteering. > Would it though? Rather than immediatel
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
> in the name of entertainment. Does the purpose change how the act should be interpreted? > A place of pristine nature is literally destroyed by humans with zero fks given Burners give so many fucks that we willingly do a thing histo
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
Theme camp based on an area famous for getting hit with hurricanes and other natural disasters here. During the rains we were one of the few places still open and where you could party, eat, and grab a solid drink. Being on Esplanade also m
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
This is how camps known as "Plug n Plays" work. Charge exorbitant camp dues, provide everything for your campers, and let them lead the most privileged lifestyle out there. Many camps did this, and were actually turning a profit a
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by sonzohan 4mo ago
This would lead to less compliance. There are lots of people out there who would happily pay fines or not get deposits back if they didn't have to do the less glamorous parts of the event. You have to take something away that they actu
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by sonzohan 5mo ago
Uni professor here. My colleagues that teach hard skills courses (like data structures and algorithms) either love AI and incorporate it into their teaching at every moment possible, or despise it in the same way graphing calculators were b
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by sonzohan 5mo ago
This is the content I come to orange site for.
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by sonzohan 5mo ago
Your ad hominem attacks aside, The point the author is trying to make is that Microsoft is actively using dark patterns in an operating system to get them to buy things. If you simply disable OneDrive without correctly uninstalling, the sys
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by sonzohan 5mo ago
Recovering game dev here The publisher for this game was Activision. They absolutely had deadlines, lots of (1987) money invested in this, outsourced to a third party company in Hungary, had the outsource team fail, moved development platfo
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by sonzohan 6mo ago
Is your name a reference to the Blizzard game? If so, I worked on that :) You're not wrong, but tbh I'd move upstream to Debian. I use Termux on my phone (Z Fold) with Debian and XFCE, and have been extremely pleased with the perf
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by sonzohan 6mo ago
When Windows 11 was force-installed on my main game development desktop, I was skeptical, but kept using it. I was annoyed at having to turn off all the tracking and noise (like news articles) When it updated and started shoving AI down my
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by sonzohan 6mo ago
1. Brokerages, banking, and the financial sector in the U.S. is tightly regulated. Personal financial information is very private, and financial data breaches are treated seriously (See: Equifax). You shouldn't be able to publicly trac
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by sonzohan 6mo ago
It's not that it can't be traced, the author is stating it won't be traced because high-ranking government officials are selling those secrets. This is actually not new in this administration. Last year the president post
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by sonzohan 7mo ago
While I agree with the risks of DA/stalkers getting that data, this data is not known for being well protected against LoveInt. Quite the opposite it is usually sold on grey markets.
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by sonzohan 7mo ago
A mix of public (city councils) and private (think HOAs that then donated access/equipment to the city) contracted with Flock in the past few years. The questions of exactly who, when, and why, are very muddy especially with the HOAs w
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by sonzohan 10mo ago
And how many baristas should have college degrees, in your opinion? Is it 40%?
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by sonzohan 10mo ago
Tldr they are. We get 403bs not 401s

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