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te0006
29d ago
I was there three days ago, can comfirm. And if you want to stay overnight, you _of course_ sleep in the neighbouring IKEA Hotel! And if you check-in to the hotel first, you‘ll get a voucher for free entrance to the museum. Did I mention th
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3mo ago
Interesting setup. What GPU(s)/VRAM, CPU and RAM are you using for the 122B model, with which quantization, and what token rates do you achieve for prefill and generation?
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te0006
4mo ago
Related: https://github.com/jahala/tilth Edit: recent HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46952321
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te0006
8mo ago
Thx. Perhaps have another try with https://pypi.org/project/esptool/ .
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8mo ago
"it says" - where did you find info on HW support? Or did you try to build and flash the thing yourself?
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8mo ago
Does it run on the CYD? https://github.com/witnessmenow/ESP32-Cheap-Yellow-Display
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8mo ago
Yes, same for the case where the technology would have been found embodied in machinery aboard a crashed UFO.
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10mo ago
Does anybody think Aluminium as a brand name is a good choice? Especially considering the intended expansion towards the premium market. To me it sounds cheap, second-rate, ersatz. What you use if you cannot afford a better metal. Chrome i
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11mo ago
Perhaps you are looking for larger savings but I would count the RWKV line of LLM architectures in this category: https://wiki.rwkv.com/basic/architecture.html
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1y ago
If you have a south (or SE or SW) facing wall without much shadowing from nearby buildings or trees, vertikal mounting does work OK. Do not expect to reach the panel's nominal Wp rating though, output will peak at 50-70% of that. But
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1y ago
Loooking closely, the shop does not seem to be located within the EU. And the 50€ discount does not apply to the 128GB config. Also, if you are interested, it might help to have a look into the user forum: https://de.gmktec.com&
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1y ago
Note that the small print on the GMKtec site says that prices do not include customs and VAT. Which seem to amount to 19% in the EU. So, almost 2,4K€.
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1y ago
Interesting - do you need to take any special measures to get OSS genAI models to work on this architecture? Can you use inference engines like Ollama and vLLM off-the-shelf (as Docker containers) there, with just the Radeon 8060S GPU? Wha
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1y ago
This brings back fond memories from the 8-bit era. Tasword II was a text processor for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum where the developers resorted to extra-narrow fonts to cope with the Speccy's very limited (256x192) screen resolution. Th
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1y ago
Another country with highly developed district heating system is Denmark. They heavily invested in this technology since the 1970s, and currently around 2/3 of all households have district heating, in the capital, Copenhagen, 98%. More
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1y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.23674
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1y ago
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the feasabilty of this idea: https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2021/ee/d0ee0... "Due to the emergence of low cost renewable electricity
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1y ago
You might find Stanislav Lem's Golem XIV worth a read, in which a what we now call an AGI shares, amongst other things, its knowledge and speculations about long-term evolution of superintelligences, in a lecture to humans, before ente
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2y ago
or of a CERN experiment in ~2015 having had ...side effects
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2y ago
Interestingly, owning even a small PV setup like these "balcony solar" devices, and monitoring its output, causes many people to think more about their grid power consumption, and to reduce it or adapt their usage pattern to solar
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2y ago
Good job indeed.Started happening some time in Novenber, and they merrily keep rolling out this buggy Google Authenticator update after people reported the lock-out behaviour you encountered. Apart from corrupting the TOTP seeds for some us
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2y ago
My first impulse after ruling out Google Authenticator was to simply switch to Microsoft's Authenticator app (which I already had to use for a work-related thing anyway), thinking "of course MS would not make the same stupid mista
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2y ago
Google rolled out that hare-brained "improvement" in an update to Google Authenticator a few months ago, with the nice extra that for some users, when you dared unselecting the new cloud backup checkbox, the secrets stored in the
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2y ago
I wish this had come up on HN (or I had had that idea myself) some years ago when my mother suffered from that same cruel condition, for the last four years of her life. With her body, all her older memories and her considerable intelligenc
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2y ago
This seems to be the Feynman episode in question: https://thinkingwiththings.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/richard-... If you are a fan, be prepared for quite some unpleasantness. Turns out, the story isn't e
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2y ago
Try a modern electric motor. There are some really quiet ones now.
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2y ago
I tried micropython, liked it, and developed and operated a few home automation devices with it. But changing anything after a few months was a pain - what flashing tool did I use, how did that detail work, etc. Now I run around 15 Tasmot
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2y ago
Is there a Tasmota version now that includes a MicroPython interpreter?
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2y ago
Agreed. I had it solve a little programming problem in a really obscure programming language and after some prompt tuning got results strongly superior to GPT4, Claude, Llama3 and Mixtral. As the language (which I won't name here) is
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2y ago
Based on your TLD, I would not have been surprised if the service is working for Germany only. But it is Bavaria-only - bummer. Any chance to extend the coverage?
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