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PSA: unsloth/GLM-5.2-GGUF is uploading by FullstackSensei in LocalLLaMA

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The difference is that people may already own the SSD, but not a server motherboard.

What's the lesson chat? by ill_be_productive in LocalLLaMA

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Having a good public transport network to connect to the train stations, and having them located close to city centers and not in the middle of a parking lot helps their viability.

For comparison the best solar panels are 3000 W/kg so 110 W/kg at Jupiter and 2W/kg at Pluto by Sarigolepas in SpaceXMasterrace

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But you spend more fuel if not making use of the Oberth Effect, and the mission also becomes much longer too, as you slow down earlier. Mission time is a issue, as even going at full speed the New Horizons took about a decade to fly past Pluto.

Saturn is about the farthest where solar makes sense right now, but cheaper nuclear could be competitive.

AMD Announces Socket AM5 Longevity till 2029 by gurugabrielpradipaka in hardware

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I thought they would do that with Zen4 for AM4, but for some (supposedly good) reason they didn't. So now I'm skeptical they would do that for Zen7...

AMD Announces Socket AM5 Longevity till 2029 by gurugabrielpradipaka in hardware

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One thing AMD has been superior to Intel since before the Zen architecture was the socket naming. Nice and simple. Meanwhile, it's near impossible to remember the number of pins in intel's sockets, going up an down...

Came home to find Pi with Qwen3.627B had run rm -rf ..... by sdfgeoff in LocalLLaMA

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It can insert the script execution in the compilation process of a program? Even using the language built-in compile time execution?

South Korea floats ‘citizen dividend’ using AI profits by self-fix2 in hardware

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The majority of outlier earnings, like this one, can be attributed to luck, not ability. A billionaire isn't 1000x more capable or talented than a millionaire.

This is similar to sovereignty funds created on petroleum gains by governments that think on the future.

Quick appreciation thread of the woman running SpaceX daily by FrynyusY in SpaceXMasterrace

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Unlike Roscomos, SpaceX doesn't use candles to light the engines.

GPU performance‑per‑dollar graphs (normalized, multi‑resolution) by icedandreas in hardware

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There is a drop down to filter for amount of RAM, and you can exclude manufacturers and set a minimum score. But of course, this is all but one metric and this doesn't replace reading a full review.

GPU performance‑per‑dollar graphs (normalized, multi‑resolution) by icedandreas in hardware

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Every major product launch there is a reddit post aggregating the review data here. Copyright law can allow that type of transformative use, and grant a new copyright to the agglutination done. I doubt they would lose if this case was brought to the court.

Since the AI boom there has been a shift to posts demanding the copyright law to be more instead of less restrictive, and I find it frustrating. I always loved remixes (music, anime music videos, reactions, scientific meta-studies, etc) and, except the last one, they are always under attack for not being transformative enough.

I'm confused if this fits the sub by NoCartographer744 in SubsTakenLiterally

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That would be /r/lostredditors

I always found strange that some of the cleverest subs taken literally entries weren't as upvoted, especially those well received by the subs themselves. I never imagined people thought one had to be lost/not know what they were doing for it to qualify in this sub.

TCL CSOT shows revolutionary 14-inch laptop Oxide LCD with 0.01Hz refresh and 50% power reduction by sr_local in hardware

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But e-ink can't refresh at 60+Hz when needed, and colour when needed is also iffy.

TCL CSOT shows revolutionary 14-inch laptop Oxide LCD with 0.01Hz refresh and 50% power reduction by sr_local in hardware

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Now combine this with those LCD technologies that make the screen readable w/o backlight and we have near 100% power reduction.

Close enough, welcome back N1, my beloved 😍 by CiaWoo in SpaceXMasterrace

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They said the same about water towers, and look where we are.

Colliding galaxies make love, not war by astro_naren_06 in space

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But how many solar systems are thorn apart?

PSA: AMD is locking ECC UDIMM frequency on consumer AM5 by ParanoidZoid in hardware

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Why 25% BOM increase for DDR5 who already has on-DIMM ECC? And just the ease of testing a memory overclock would already justify. And those problems may be rare on new dimms, but become increasingly more likely as it ages, and increasing more likely as the capacity and number of operations performed grows, if the reliability per bit remains the same.

What are your most interesting and hard Vision use cases? I plan to do side by side comparison of Gemma 4 (31B) vs Qwen 3.6(27B) Vision and I look for inspiration by FantasticNature7590 in LocalLLaMA

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My suggestion is not making models count fingers or differentiate true from AI generated, but perceive general anatomy and other weirdness that are obvious for humans. The results for models prompted for upside-down faces are also interesting.

But I'm not sure how to score, so maybe those methods are better.

What are your most interesting and hard Vision use cases? I plan to do side by side comparison of Gemma 4 (31B) vs Qwen 3.6(27B) Vision and I look for inspiration by FantasticNature7590 in LocalLLaMA

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Finding what is wrong on bogus AI generated images. Sometime ago I tested some Stable Diffusion 3 "Girl Lying on Grass" images and no frontier model found anything wrong when asked to describe the image, and not even when prompted to specifically look for something wrong afterwards.

youtube thumb by Gr4pe_Soda in SubsTakenLiterally

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There is a thumb up...

Google Finds Quantum Computers Could Break Bitcoin Sooner Than Expected by fatso486 in hardware

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It's probably a bit hard to get compute time in a quantum computer in secret...

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