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grayxu

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    Comment #47322054

    This is not a valid argument. TPS is essentially QoS and can be adjusted; more GPUs allocated will result in higher speed.

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    Comment #47322047

    Actually, Opus might achieve a lower cost with the help of TPUs.

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    Comment #46509513

    The memory wall is an eternal problem when performing computations on the CPU

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    Comment #46463908

    other filesystems are just as susceptible to data corruption from memory errors. this is not a weakness unique to ZFS.

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    Comment #46462545

    While this guide covers roughly 80% of the material, it remains a high-level overview that lacks depth. I can't confirm if it was LLM-generated, but the content is undeniably super…

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    Comment #46385445

    The reason is that you are not a Computer Science PhD. But soft skills (such as storytelling, sense of ownership, etc.) can still be passed down

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    Comment #46285317

    same for chinese students

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    Comment #42514121

    You can buy a used AX1800 with OpenWrt in China for around five or six euros.... XD

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    Comment #42313900

    First, you need to identify and quantify your skills and strengths.

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    Comment #41617922

    Too many GitHub repositories can integrate GPT into smart speakers.

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    Comment #41600411

    r/LocalLLaMA

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    Comment #41600390

    A safer approach is to treat Tor only as a special obfuscation method.

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    Comment #41590226

    Besides technical details, in a normal usage scenario, the context length is also much greater than the generation length.

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    Comment #41580692

    One strong point of Grammarly comes from its friendly display of diffs (which is somewhat similar to what Cursor does). This project simply uses some predefined prompts to generate…