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amarshall
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Comment #49092408
Use uBlock Origin and add custom filters to block scripts on http:// ; e.g. http://$inline-script,domain=~localhost http://$script,domain=~localhost
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Comment #48978137
It’s possible to make a fake display to avoid that; both Linux and Windows have this ability. No dummy plug is required (though it is simpler than software solutions).
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Comment #48577947
Pretty light on details, heavy on fluff. 9.8s to 3.1s was userfaultd + hugepages, 500ms was PS/2 mouse and… where is the rest of the time to get to 400ms?
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Comment #48564592
No, and having that is not required to know output speed nor the effect of thinking, so I don’t see the point in such a superfluous, indirect question. As for the question you’re l…
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Comment #48547974
Thinking doesn’t change output speed. Anthropic’s models are ~ 40–60 t/s median output speed.
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Comment #48547580
Can take the geometric mean of total and active parameters of MoE to get approximate equivalent quality to dense model params. So sqrt(35*10)≈18.7. The trade-off of MoE is that it …
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Comment #48547519
What context length and kv cache quant (if any) are you using? And MTP?
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Comment #48101187
Probably want `kitty --single-instance` to reduce memory usage when opening multiple. https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/invocation/#cmdoption-kitty-...
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Comment #48009677
The actual paper (linked in another comment here) is literally titled “Nonergodicity and Simpson’s paradox in neurocognitive dynamics of cognitive control”. Why they omit it from t…
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Comment #47996628
Seems like a case of Simpson’s Paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_paradox
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Comment #47619724
If you are running on 4090 and get 5 t/s, then you exceeded your VRAM and are offloading to the CPU (or there is some other serious perf. issue)
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Comment #47478249
Oh I missed the "quad" before 3090.
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Comment #47473409
You're almost certainly (definitely, in fact) confusing the 120b and 20b models.
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Comment #47237150
Yes. Even 90 Hz is a noticeable improvement over 60 Hz. I wouldn’t pick it over high-DPI, though.
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Comment #46456144
No, the connector is longer than it is tall.
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Comment #46455615
Maybe, but Apple doesn’t make them thinner anyway so the argument is invalid. iPhone 6S with headphone jack: 7.1mm thick. iPhone 17 is 7.95mm thick.
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Comment #46172579
It’s easier than that. Replace shorts with watch in the URL.
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Comment #45987563
Non-Shorts can be vertical as well. It works fine, and without the swipe-encouraging UX. If they were “just making long/medium-form videos in portrait now” they don’t need YT Short…
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Comment #45819401
DisplayPort 2.1 (which the monitor supports) provides sufficient bandwidth for 7680x4320@60 Hz 10-bit without DSC when using UHBR20. The press release unfortunately doesn’t clarify…
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Comment #45268537
Redownloading everything isn’t a risk when the lock file contains a hash of the download on first update.
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Comment #45262192
Enabling Reduce Transparency is a sure-fire way to find a dozen bugs within a few hours. It is always quite apparent no one who is empowered tests it at Apple. At least the padding…
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Comment #45256624
> SO much padding No idea on macOS, but turn on Reduce Transparency on iOS and there’s tons of padding most of the time, but then sometimes zero padding. And I mean zero. The edges…
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Comment #45191721
As an iPhone Mini owner, I have not experienced any poor or broken UX in apps, but ofc I am n=1.
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Comment #44864894
> I'd have to spend thousands to get that setup Can be had for under US$1000 new https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WnDzTM . Used would be even less (and perhaps better, especially the …
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Comment #44806772
Indeed a max-load trailer truck is equivalent to 10,000 cars in road wear. However the benefit of them (since they transport goods for many) is somewhat outweighed. Regardless, tha…