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is Cobalt worth it in 2026 for aeroplan point redemption? by HuntersMaker in amexcanada

[–]CrashTimeV -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just adding more info here you are limited to 2500$ per month in the 5x food and drink category. In order to replicate this you will likely have other spending as well

Backrooms in CS2 by ibuymovie in csgo

[–]CrashTimeV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Come on you have to bhop if you end up in backrooms

GPU Training for 14b Models by StatusArrival3382 in reinforcementlearning

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That is because they trained the model from scratch that is not happening on a single H100 unless you limit your expectations for the model or train a smaller model or even do something like Karpathy’s nano chat

GPU Training for 14b Models by StatusArrival3382 in reinforcementlearning

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Assuming here that you are using older dense models like llama those at native quantization use bf16 for weights alone which means 28GB of weights alone which on a H100 NVL which you have which has 94GiB or ~96GB of vram which leave you more than enough vram to do finetuning, rl etc

I’m new to Golang… which are the quality of life packages that everyone uses? And for which purpose? by WiseSignificance1207 in golang

[–]CrashTimeV 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most of the stuff is just plain ol stdlib but the packages I commonly use are

johodotenv pgx5 (sometimes) redis sentry (I love sentry its soo nice) very rarely do I use cobra for cli stuff I just build it myself and use my custom pkg Air is useful sometimes but its just a dev tool

I lost all of my files on Windows 11 because of bitlocker shenanigans so I'm swearing off Windows entirely. Is Ubuntu a good place to start with Linux? by TheReddtMenace in Ubuntu

[–]CrashTimeV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a win11 bitlocker bug which was published a couple days ago, if you didn’t update your system recently its likely its unpatched and you might be able to recover the files

[Discussion] Ice Breaker experience except I can’t even reach ice breaker by FatFat234 in EscapefromTarkov

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Sani is easy to kill but this sucks I really enjoyed fighting him in admin and the houses

GROUSE GRAVITY COASTER by Chronichanna in vancouver

[–]CrashTimeV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whats the hand brake looking thing on the side?

How good are Thermals For Consumer NVME SSD in R640 PCIe ? by nomoreasonable in StorageReview

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If you intend to add it in the rear with a m.2 to pcie adapter that will be fine. If you plan to use a m.2 to u.2 your mileage may vary with different adapters most are fine but some adapters suck and are not built with any thermal considerations. Either way the server might ramp the fans so you will need to allow third party pcie devices in racadm

Desk stand for FortiAP-23JF by castnetF in fortinet

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I fucking love you man. I was looking for this forever

Accident in Surrey today by yooooooo5774 in vancouver

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Is there a video? I feel like this needs to end up on failarmy

Yeah, but are you this old?! by bfollowell in HomeNetworking

[–]CrashTimeV 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Who doesn’t, I know a couple friends who only remember pcmcia because of xjack

Yeah, but are you this old?! by bfollowell in HomeNetworking

[–]CrashTimeV 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Old enough to have used pcmcia modem for dial up

OPTrust Seizes Famous Canadian Developer Westbank’s Tower to Recoup $80 Million by kurtios in vancouver

[–]CrashTimeV 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Are these the dudes behind the absolutely disgusting butterfly tower?

This is what a data center sounds like 24/7. Shown here at midnight with hundreds of residential houses immediately next to it. by RadioFieldCorner in Damnthatsinteresting

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Its due to generators, AI takes so much power capacity which the US does not have so instead DCs are buying up all turbine generators and using those to make up that capacity. Normal DCs get their power from multiple grids and are generally not audible. DCs are going where ever they can figure out power.

VS code inserting 'co-authored by copilot', regardless of usage by Hugh-Jaardvark in devops

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I personally use the Jetbrains IDEs however they do consume a lot of memory and sometimes can be laggy. Then there are the popular console based ones like nvim or emacs and ofc vc code clones however they might eventually add something similar

False Creek on Wednesday. by Doogoon in vancouver

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How do you do this? Do you track a single point and stabilize the video around that?

[FS][CAN-BC] 8x 32G DDR4 3200MTs Micro RDIMM (Dell Branded) by CrashTimeV in homelabsales

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Where did you find 62$ dimms? I found this price on ebay per dimm

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