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Comment #49065396
Checks out, Papyrus: https://fontsinuse.com/uses/61309/avatar-movie-posters
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Comment #48579891
Cute, reminds me of [QOI]( https://qoiformat.org/ ) in its simplicity.
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Comment #48422336
Are you sure the models did not have your exact solved proof already in their dataset?
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Comment #48080442
One thing that i see often: just because both your debug cable and your target runs at the same voltage (eg: 3.3V), doesn't mean it's safe to plug them together. You could easily h…
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Comment #47866028
you should try vulkan instead of rocm. it goes like 20% faster.
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Comment #47694841
I think you're overstating this. The "handshake" is purely 2 simple resistors correctly installed. The problem is a lot of folks do it wrong for various reasons, most likely never …
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Comment #47609365
Ah yes, because "How now the smart flies take the new time beyond new time where new times come." is so much easier to remember than "2001:db8::1".
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Comment #47580980
I want my time back :D . Here I was picking things that i liked the most, and it gave me Ubuntu Mono, a font I already have selected in my editor.
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Comment #47420861
Yeah, it's worse, half of the devices on that list are peripherals that cannot be flashed with any firmware.
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Comment #47228160
4 times, you forgot the owner of the bot that did the PR.
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Comment #46910217
Missing (probably because of the date of the article): `mv --exchange` aka renameat2+RENAME_EXCHANGE. It atomically swaps 2 file paths.
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Comment #46730213
I'd be curious to know more about the switch reverse engineering. What was the ultimate goal for this password.
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Comment #46664736
I keep hearing podman is better, especially for local setups. Does anyone know any podman cheatsheets similar to this or is it pretty much s/docker/podman?
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Comment #46484612
The [Notes for LLMs]( https://github.com/buyukakyuz/corroded?tab=readme-ov-file#no... ) section is hilarious! > This repository represents modern, idiomatic Rust. These patterns ar…
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Comment #44833944
I have been doing a couple of tests with pytorch allocations, it let me go as high as 120GB [1] (assuming the allocations were small enough) without crashing. The main limitation w…
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Comment #44688874
You're missing any AMD stuff, I can run a quantized deepseek r1 671B on 4 framework desktops, yet it's "insufficient" for 10 Nvidia gpus.
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Comment #44243780
Shameless plug: https://aliptera.com/ Tilt-rotor on all 4 motors with an extra twist: the wing shape adds to the lift in vertical mode, so you can use smaller motors, so they're mo…
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Comment #43899885
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99pZKMVQ9P0
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Comment #43668798
> Traditionally, programs will place their code into non-writeable memory, and store variable data in memory that is writeable but not executable. And that's definitely the safer w…
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Comment #43633444
> sudo mkdir /rescue/boot > sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p3 /rescue/boot This is a little extra. What you can generally do is immediatelly after chroot just run 'mount -a' to mount every…
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Comment #43633441
There is! arch-chroot [1], despite its name pretty much does all the `mount -t proc` stuff the post says. It's also available on other distros like debian [2]. I have used it in th…
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Comment #43190975
It can go higher actually, just that when I setup my test devices I had a "ought to be enough for everyone" moment when typing `options amdgpu gttsize=110000`. I guess this number …
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Comment #42956294
I did find the community around those projects (MisterFPGA) to be rather weird, so I understand a little where he's coming from.