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pixelpoet

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About pixelpoet

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    I guess I submitted the link at the wrong time or something.

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    Zen3 isn't the best performing CPU today, though of course it'll never approach GPU level (which is pretty much ASIC level for matrix muls with special units). CPUs are getting ded…

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    The next logical thought would be, maybe I want the thing I can't have (i.e. 100% of subscription used for Fable).

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    Comment #48982153

    If they want to sell me 50% something I don't want then they get 0% sale and my money goes to their competitors. Simple as that, Anthropic.

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    Yes, yes, yes! I'm absolutely ready and waiting with dual Strix Halo machines here and really want something approaching Opus at home. Speed is secondary concern for now, that woul…

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    > Most of us would struggle to imagine a world in which U.S. soldiers, police officers, Border Patrol agents and elected leaders could be dragged before an international court, tri…

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    Comment #48816121

    I disagree, it's both right in the title and the topic of the article. Weariness (fatigue), not wariness.

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    Yes, I'm aware of the word wary; now look up "weary". Wary as in "beware" is different from weary as in tired. I see this mistake all the time...

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    Comment #48813983

    Since we're talking about fatigue: weary*

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    Comment #48790076

    Feels good to read this :)

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    Comment #48788312

    People who make such blanket statements only see things in black and white.

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    We're about to find out! Not to mention all the doctors who'll be getting sick from hordes of people with basic cold and flu piling up in their practices. Man, Merz truly is a geni…

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    Comment #48773318

    "Wireless-free" is such a ridiculous designation; you have a double negation and it still doesn't mean what you might expect (that it's wired).

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    Comment #48759121

    My man :) Alex Evans has been my gfx coding hero since the 90s with his demoscene work, and I had the privilege of working briefly with him at Lionhead.

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    I have a Framework Desktop as primary PC (great cooling, beautiful case with handle) and the Bosgame M5 dedicated for AI use. I was also a bit wary about Bosgame but TBH they've be…

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    The Strix Halo mini PCs use the exact same chip, and have a much smaller footprint than any laptop. Have you seen the size of these machines? I can and have easily popped my daily …

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    I think people buying laptops for AI use are, sorry, just plain crazy. You overpay for the screen and keyboard and battery and whatever, plus you get much worse thermal performance…

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    IIRC llama.cpp doesn't implement DSv4's compressed attention mechanism, and while it does use (credited) parts of llama.cpp, it's focused on this great model for now. Much of this …

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    I have two 128gb Strix Halos and have been extremely excited about Antirez's (Redis author) work on DS4, especially with 4bit quant using two machines: https://github.com/antirez/d…