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foxrider

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    Comment #49173923

    If this told me anything it's that most of the world falls within 5 point difference, guess we're doing good

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    Comment #49167112

    Yes, right now it would be obsolete in six months, but I also must add that this never stopped crypto miners from making new ASICs. However, with how useful Kimi is right now - at …

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    Comment #49165766

    Speaking of ASICs - how likely is it that as models get better we'll see someone baking a whole model directly into the silicon? It's like having l0 cache.

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    Comment #48801972

    Good thing they're not selling a printer then, they're selling a parts kit that you have to flash an open source controller firmware to and assemble yourself. Or you may just sourc…

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    Comment #48757689

    No, they use AppGallery and HMS.

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    Comment #48757504

    This would be the line for me. If at some point I'm unable to build an .apk and install it on my phone without Google letting me, I'm moving to Huawei.

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    Comment #48736837

    I swear, the more time goes on, the more I disrespect the "no to systemd crowd", not because they don't have valid arguments, but because in recent years it attracted a very *speci…

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    Comment #48669845

    Exactly. They scraped the internet we all of us built with our own research, open source work, sharing, etc. I'm never going to agree that they own their models.

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    Comment #48582415

    Can't say I agree. When I used to rent I lived in the same apartment for 3 years, and not a single thing changed about it.

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    Comment #47813931

    And that's what you should do, since you're forcing the protocol update you should take the opportunity that might not come later

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    Comment #47199749

    Going to pour one out for all the Iranian refugees celebrating

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    Comment #47045779

    They need it hoard datasets.

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    Comment #47021678

    I also use ArchWiki as my personal software configuration journal. I know I'll be back to it when I'm going to have to re-install or re-configure something, so I make sure to recor…

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    Comment #47012514

    For mobile, you can use FluffyChat, it's another Matrix app

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    Comment #47005459

    I haven't touched XMPP for over 10 years, how's screen sharing and file sharing over XMPP doing?

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    Comment #46541121

    Please just make SmartTVs unattractive and force companies to make dumb TVs again Please just make SmartTVs unattractive and force companies to make dumb TVs again Please just make…

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    Comment #46445414

    Steam takes 30%, other stores take 10-20%

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    Comment #46433497

    I mean... isn't that just X11 light compositor (like IceWM) with binfmt enabled?

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    Comment #46420171

    After living in Italy for a few years - if you're doing worse than Italy with your train schedule it's time to reflect hard.

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    Comment #46405286

    Ok, let's see - yuan isn't a freely traded currency, it's heavily regulated by China. From that alone it can not be used a reserve currency by anyone - unless they want to hand ove…

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    Comment #46403751

    Probably not, that would significantly lower the training data quality for any future models

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    Comment #46386913

    Happened a lot in browsers.

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    Comment #46386908

    The xdg-desktop-portal stuff is still too immature. For example, my friend wanted my help after upgrading his Pop_OS to 24.04, and 24.04 replaced GNOME with COSMIC. COSMI had no Re…

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    Comment #46277421

    SATA SSDs have one advantage though - their size. You don't see m.2 form factor SSDs going well over 8TBs, but for a larger SATA drive you can find >8TBs easily. Samsung had the be…

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    Comment #46249171

    Yeah, I can't really speak well about other languages, but these Armenian letters look really rough.