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too bad that will never happen in canada

all around automation sucks with LLM thrown on top of it

the statistics are not in its favour

see this im not even sure

how does openrouter tolerate so many users without risking getting its api keys banned

any recommendations on local classifier/smol llm

strongly doubt we will see M5 so soon

I literally don't give a fck about Intel anymore they are irrelevant

The taiwanese silicon industrial complex deserves our dollars. Their workers are insanely hard working and it shows in its product.

damn bro thanks for this

here i am celebrating not pulling the trigger on M2 128gb yesterday

now im realizing M4 ain't shit

will wait a few more months for what you described. will probably wait for AMD

> Given that Microsoft has defined that only processors with an NPU with 45 TOPS of performance or over constitute being considered an 'AI PC',

so already with 77 TOPS it just destroys M4. Rumoured to hit the market in 2 months or less.

almost went for M2 128gb to run some local llamas

glad I held out. M4 is going to put downward pressure across all previous gen.

edit: nvm, AMD is coming out with twice the performance of M4 in two months or less. If the M2s become super cheap I will consider it but M4 came far too late. There's just way better alternatives now and very soon.

this is quite worrying for OpenAI as the rate token prices have been plummeting thanks to Meta and its going to have to keep cutting its prices while capex remains flat. whatever Sam says in interviews just think the opposite and the whole picture comes together.

It's almost a mathematical certainty that people who invested in OpenAI will need to reincarnate in multiple universes to ever see that money again but no bother many are probably NVIDIA stock holders to even out the damage.

2 minute papers?

Bill Hwang, Masayoshi Son are all just straight up gamblers.

doesn't seem all that cheap compared to whats available

makes sense to transition between animations, shouldn't be hard to do

damn this is crazy, how did they even compile all the residential proxies

im seeing it detect!!

inb4 alephnerd but US legitimacy/prestige has taken significant hit in the past 10 years and the trend seems to be accelerating.

Truong My Lan may have been a pig to be butchered. Much like SBF/CZ in the US.

and where are the components for electric car batteries coming from again and what is the harm done to environment/countries being mined?

So your narrative is that they have complete access but choose not to act on anything they find on VPNs and other "privacy focused" tech?

Makes sense as there has been no cases involving terrorist using Mullvad and such.

So Mullvad is not good enough for terrorists but good enough for the rest? This makes no sense to me.

so then whats the other alternative?

solder on some ESPs on an old playstation portable device and connect from starbucks?

how are platforms like reddit able to get complete list of mullvad IPs and other vpns but not residential proxies?

toy with me for a bit, couldn't Mullvad be another "Encrochat" in the making?

Encrochat was similarly marketed as absolutely trustable complete with experts covering "we fixed this vulnerability/exploit and you can trust us" vibes (https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/dads-se...)

Isn't Mullvad the same thing?

Do you really think they would allow terrorists like Hamas use Mullvad to coordinate attacks? Coincidentally, Hamas does not trust any sort of VPN, opting for underground land lines.

This is an interesting proposition, converting text to motion but what will happen with other agents in the mix? For example, simulating a crowd moving between each other?

So far from the benchmarks comparing with other methods, this seems to be quite natural, if this can be extrapolated into game development, it would remove so much work.

Is this the codebase that they took down ???! Yes to all of the things you can do (minus the passive radar stuff beyond educational purposes that is ;)

edit: looks like they took down all the passive radar doppler videos : https://othernet.is/products/kerberossdr-4x-coherent-rtlsdr

I'll follow your recommendation and try the simple stuff. Looks like OnShape is right up my alley. All very exciting feels like I'm "programming hardware" !

thank you so much for this detailed answer. now i just need to invest some time into learning CAD and KiCAD

side question to this: where can i design stuff involving metal parts (presumably in CAD tools) and have it printed en masse? With PCBs? ex) car components

now all that is required is a github for passive radar...for educational purposes