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Comment #36497783
I use managed switches for this, L2 units are fine if you let opnsense do all the inter-VLAN routing. All network devices go into the switches which are connected to the servers. A…
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Comment #36488887
If you want to take it even further a fully virtualized Opnsense with Proxmox is amazing. Your router can float between cluster nodes and each VLAN becomes a virtual interface in t…
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Comment #36464883
Since you're releasing this under GPLv3 this is indeed open source. Having multiple license options does not affect this.
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Comment #36382224
It's not a community per se but there's a lot of research and discussion going on directly in the llama.cpp repo ( https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp ) if you're interested in …
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Comment #36346122
It certainly looks like it if you check their discussion board.
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Comment #36340995
Likely it's hosted on the same infrastructure. The general recommendation is to host the status page on different provider so it's more likely to stay up.
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Comment #36317412
It's not even source code, it's the fact that this just looks super sketchy in general. The website http://faction504.com/ listed just links directly to the Play Store page. There'…
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Comment #36315297
The issue with AMD and AI is, as always, the software stack. Even if the hardware is great ROCM simply doesn't have industry traction and accessiblity.
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Comment #36298161
If you ask me to make an account before I can see your content (even if it looks interesting) that's a turn off and I'll go somewhere else. Maybe have a button at the top that says…
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Comment #36295801
I don't like the centralization of Cloudflare, but it's the only way I can host public web pages out of my homelab with a DSL connection. I would rather have a CDN than put my cont…
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Comment #36275499
If we look at this from a technical perspective, what is the cost of running such a service? Something like Facebook obviously costs a lot more to run, as it stores photos and vide…
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Comment #36265565
Yeah as a long-time user I was really hoping for that myself, or at least have some sort of compromise. Certainly not that trainwreck of an AMA.
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Comment #36264791
Wouldn't that be Hetzner?
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Comment #36233007
It's not easy to move a group to a new platform, and there's very little people using Lemmy currently. The thing about Reddit despite its flaws is that it allows access to many lar…
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Comment #36219343
OpenLLAMA will be released soon and it's 100% compatible with the original LLAMA. https://github.com/openlm-research/open_llama
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Comment #36219214
The fact that this is commodity hardware makes ggml extremely impressive and puts the tech in the hands of everyone. I recently reported my experience running 7B llama.cpp on a 15 …
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Comment #36212042
Likely you can use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse with it.
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Comment #36202618
It also doesn't have ECC as well which was a staple of the previous Mac Pro line.
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Comment #36146186
I personally like the Adminforge instance https://teddit.adminforge.de . It's much quicker than the original teddit.net.
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Comment #36087879
Theoretically the ARC should work with llama.cpp using OpenCL, but I haven't seen benchmarks or even a confirmation that it works.
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Comment #36066497
I think the tinybox is meant to be a training/inference server meant for tinygrad and filled with those AMD cards. Very likely it will run Linux.
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Comment #35909163
I learned from the start on lead-free RoHS solder (doing SMT work) and had zero issues with it. Honestly I've never tried leaded solder as I just use lead-free all the time, though…
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Comment #35830242
This is the reason why I still stick with OpenVPN on TCP 443 for my selfhosted VPN. Yes performance suffers a bit but it works absolutely everywhere including behind campus/corp fi…