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Comment #49206996
AMD doesn't even have their own fans.
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Comment #49195371
Let me quote the workers GitHub: > WARNING: workerd is not a hardened sandbox > workerd tries to isolate each Worker so that it can only access the resources it is configured to ac…
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Comment #49193525
> Anyway, the actual theory is that Google and Meta have fallen behind because they've been playing by this playbook of focusing on scale and training data, whereas OpenAI and Anth…
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Comment #49193348
> Google probably now fumbled with world models [...]. Can you explain this more precisely?
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Comment #49193334
> Combined with no gemini frontier GA release in about 14 months. You have to have created an environment pretty hostile to innovation for this to happen The Trump admin is now reg…
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Comment #49184111
Do you have a store/list of public blueprints like sandstorm?
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Comment #49171822
> When Jones mentioned the possibility of bombing beams to Churchill, he ordered further investigation. The British codenamed the system Headache. > [...] > Efforts to block the Kn…
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Comment #49155139
> As prompts get deeper, LLMs are already producing PhD-level code—and that's been shown in research. This gave me a chuckle, "PhD-level code" is gross actually. Have you ever look…
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Comment #49142828
Exactly, this ruling makes Android stronger.
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Comment #49142482
Very nice, here are the 11 Android features that must be made accessible to third party's: https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu/developer-portal/in... My favorites: > 6. Struct…
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Comment #49123746
Huawei Ascend presumably?
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Comment #49056035
Replace iPhone with Android/GrapheneOS and the argument still holds.
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Comment #49035004
Spir-v is already happening: https://rocm.blogs.amd.com/software-tools-optimization/spir-...
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Comment #49034972
Not anymore: https://rocm.blogs.amd.com/software-tools-optimization/spir-...
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Comment #48984079
Very nice, I guess my next GPU will be a AMD.
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Comment #48771206
Podman, including rootless podman, uses native overlays since Linux 5.11: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/459c7c565ac36ba09ff...
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Comment #48663634
If you want to store a git repo on S3, you can that with git-annex[1] today. It can do client side encryption and large files as well. [1] https://git-annex.branchable.com
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Comment #48646569
> Multi-level Quality Control. > [...] > LLM-based Query Quality Filtering. We utilize capable LLMs to assess query quality, filtering out samples with incomplete descriptions, unr…
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Comment #48646102
Notable: VibeThinker-3B is developed through a staged post-training pipeline built upon Qwen2.5-Coder-3B base, a compact 3B foundation model. Qwen2.5 is ancient by LLM standards.
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Comment #48613166
Meta Quest, but treat it as a dumb headset with ALVR?
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Comment #48596008
Source?
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Comment #48473197
uBlock Origin Lite with MV3 works perfectly fine on Chrome. I don't notice a difference to the classic uBlock Origin, it even has a element zapper nowadays.