a datacenter is more efficient than lots of smaller individual computers doing calculations independently. They actually make their stuff as efficient as possible, otherwise it hurts margins. So, if you’re against datacenter AI because of power, then just stop using ai. If everyone ran locally, the efficiency would be significantly worse overall.
I actually hate what llms have become, but efficiency is still not a good way to compare a datacenter to a home computer.
had a couple of crashes when 6 was released, but they were fixed pretty quickly and has been rock solid ever since. Those crashes probably had more to do with my nvidia card than kde itself, tbh
re the hate on gnome: extensions are unsupported and can and do break between versions, sometimes intentionasely. The gnome devs would realey really like it if you didn’t use extensions and just admit they know best for you.
don’t you want copilot in your notepad?
i deleted the x session files so they don’t show up in my greeter. They got annoying by now, for me. I used to shit on wayland, but it’s inching closer and closer to being usable. and i use an nvidia gtx 1080, so that’s saying something
daily meetings in an open plan office. Been there done that
they limit the amount of time because it quickly goes to shit after a while, probably
are there any models where the training software, hyperparameters, seed and full training set is released?
No? Then open source models don’t exist.
they need none of that stuff. It’s your own pc that handles the heavy stuff. From their end, the only point is to allow you to stream videos from behind one or more NATs
well you can’t compress anything by making it into an iso. Because iso does exactly zero compression whatsoever.
Well spank my ass and call me Judy!
gotta keep wirth’s law going strong
and only if you’re doing something that has been previously done and publically released
even more. The first 100% of the tech debt is just understanding “your own” code.
bitcoin is a workaround, not a solution to the byzantine problem. Its security hinges on humans placing value on it and wanting to hoard it. It’s a clever psychological thing that makes it so that the participating cleanly is more advantageous than trying to cheat. But the byzantine fault problem is just as mathematically impossible to solve as ever (because proven math does not change).
hadn’t even thought about that. Nice!
and i have found appimages that fail to worm due to some dependencies too. This is not a solved prooblem for linux. And no, flatpak isn’t it either
because you can’t just target “linux”. You target a distro. That’s not feasible for any of them to maintain
it has to pay for itself faster than it becomes unprofitale. Which is never, now