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l332mn

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    Comment #48551647

    Mind sharing your setup? I also have dual 3090s, but getting nowhere close to 300k context limits with 4 bit quantized models at that size (using vllm).

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    Comment #47195266

    I don't work with Java projects, but I just give it access to the basic binaries it needs, though I reserve some commands for myself.

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    Comment #47133637

    I use bubblewrap to sandbox the agent to my projects folder, where the ai gets free read/write reign. Non-synthetic env cars are symlinked into my projects folder from outside that…

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    Comment #28504478

    The most credible theory in my eyes as to why they needed to invade Iraq, was that Saddam intended to boycott the US dollar, and rather sell Iraq's oil in Euros. https://www.thegua…

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    Comment #28504221

    > To state that the speed of light is the same only because the relative time is variable for respective observers is unconvincing Not sure what you mean by relative time?

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    Comment #28499602

    I'm sure your experience is valid, but you haven't established that most of what is produced in China is very bad . That's an exaggeration. The very fact that your company manufact…

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    Comment #28496679

    > Is it also political propaganda to show a patch of the Japanese flag? In combination with Taiwan, of course it is. Why don't you think it is? The history here is that Japan had c…

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    Comment #28496399

    > at the same time the quality of most things is very bad What an ignorant thing to say. China generally produces high quality stuff, for their own population as well as for the en…

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    Comment #28496336

    In Saudia Arabia the people are basically on universal basic income. In Norway on the other hand, the oil profits are all invested into the pension fund, which is very sparingly us…

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    Comment #28496287

    They apparently don't like foreigners pushing political propaganda into the games they play. Tbh, I think the fact that the Pentagon are basically brainwashing kids through games l…

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    Comment #28396870

    As a mathematician, I can't recommend "Categories for the Working Mathematician" enough, written by the (co)creator of category theory himself.

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    Comment #28384006

    Why would I reverse statements that are made on the basis of facts and research, of leaks and serious news reporting? Wikileaks is a thing for example, look it up. Not sure why you…

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    Comment #28376613

    That's an odd, but unfortunately not uncommon, way of forming convictions. What are you unconvinced about? You openly admit that instead of uncomfortable information triggering you…

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    Comment #28371284

    It's tough to admit, but these are the bare facts.

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    Comment #28365400

    China will probably become much better than Norway, New Zealand and Switzerland once they increase their GDP. They have made major strides already despite their relatively low GDP …

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    Comment #28361024

    But China is better than the US in all of those things. They don't wage war, they have better health care (no massive drug monopoly charging obscene prices for cheap insulin), high…

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    Comment #28332935

    Who's the main currency manipulator? The US, and its many, many trillions of dollars in debt which other countries are forced to purchase in order to participate in the global mark…

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    Comment #28312283

    Care to give some examples of when this has happened?

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    Comment #28295109

    This is how American propaganda works, not only to support the Afghanistan war, but to support US imperialist foreign policy in general. It's extremely manipulative, but also effec…

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    Comment #28263744

    Afghanistan and the USSR were on good terms, and had signed a treaty which included military assistance. The USSR was called upon to assist Afghanistan to contain uprisings. Howeve…

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    Comment #28263711

    > Both systems can and do commit huge amounts of resources to pointless, destructive forever-wars. Only in capitalist systems is this a process of enrichment of the ruling class. T…

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    Comment #28263696

    The USSR did not have a bourgeoisie nor a "local equivalent" thereof.

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    Comment #28261050

    How? The planned economic system of USSR means that wartime production is a net economic loss serving no financial purpose. In contrast with the capitalist system, where war serves…

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    Comment #28260987

    America's invasion. BRI wasn't a thing back then. Also, the USSR was invited by the Afghanistan government to contain a rebellion, it wasn't an aggressive (imperialist) invasion.

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    Comment #28260877

    Over a 100 years ago this was part of Lenins analysis of capitalism, and the closely connected aspect of imperialism, both military and economic. This is not new, it has been a cen…