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egeres

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    Comment #49098156

    I installed this because I wanted the sqlite database that track when I'm turning each page

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    Comment #48568185

    Very excited about this!

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    Comment #48539359

    I wonder if these fusion techniques could help to run better local AI by streaming tokens from multiple machines and combining them

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    Comment #48286352

    Sarah Cadigan-Fried has designed some very cool modern pixel art fonts worth checking! https://www.soft-type.com/

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    Comment #48029896

    There's also a growing interest on integrating DFlash: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/issues/21978 , I can't wait to see how it will compare against MTP

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    Comment #48022534

    Yes, it's active and even had a new release last week

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    Comment #47861123

    Makes me wonder if in the far future it will be ever possible to do something crazy like 7nm processes at home

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    Comment #47749708

    I wasn't able to pull some images and I lost 1h trying to diagnose network problems in my setup, but it didn't occur to me that "la liga" was the root cause . My workaround was to …

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    Comment #47619587

    Thank you and your brother for all the amazing work, it's really inspiring to others <3

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    Comment #47475808

    Maybe this is far fetched, but you could get an LLM-based auto-research system to extract these potential relationships

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    Comment #47465375

    It also give you the possibility of filtering out which ones are worth cracking and which ones not

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    Comment #47448630

    They have terrible support for banking apps and any app that needs play integrity

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    Comment #47322369

    Related to this, I highly recommend anyone to install github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch, it's an amazing tool to keep track of your computer use completely locally. I think th…

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    Comment #47165066

    If it's an open source project the landing page should have a direct link to it so that developers can get a broader sense of what this product is

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    Comment #46732657

    This Christmas I bought my mom a new computer because her old one (W10) was falling apart. It took some time but I managed to convince her to give ubuntu a try instead of moving to…

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    Comment #46286757

    To me it's very clear that the icons have that "stable diffusion trying to make pixel art" style. I think this needs an extra layer of code that gets the generated image and turns …

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    Comment #46180877

    It stays around 26Gb at 512x512. I still haven't profiled the execution or looked much into the details of the architecture but I would assume it trades off memory for speed by cre…

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    Comment #46177259

    Incredibly fast, on my 5090 with CUDA 13 (& the latest diffusers, xformers, transformers, etc...), 9 samplig steps and the "Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbo" model I get: - 1.5s to generat…

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    Comment #46095302

    Amazing to see software like this without sign-in requirements or paid subscriptions!

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    Comment #46077087

    Super interesting project, at first I thought it would be a naive implementation of YOLO but I wasn't aware about retro-reflections. The papers he linked in the GH discuss very int…

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    Comment #45791912

    Imagine this inside miegakure ( https://miegakure.com/ )

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    Comment #45746065

    Unfortunately, that last 10% of games are AAA competitive multiplayer that account for a massive user base who are still dependent on windows to play them (battlefield 6, fortnite,…

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    Comment #45650236

    It's a completely different level, he has my favorite combo, incredibly detailed videos with fresh and complex engineering ideas

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    Comment #45585435

    All three (GB10, GB200 and GB300) are part of the Blackwell family, which means they have Compute Capability >= 10.X. You could potentially develop kernels to optimize MoE inferenc…

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    Comment #45585205

    I'm pretty sure they just want to be coherent with the which has that "steel scrubber finish" on the hardware (photo for reference: https://www.wwt.com/api-new/attachments/5f033e35…