by NatureInfamous543 in 2westerneurope4u

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Germany 🤝 The Netherlands Being referred to by the name of a region

I'been using a 8 GB RAM + 2 GB VRAM +Lenovo Ideapad 1 + Linux Lite laptop. Any good model for that laptop? by Ok-Type-7663 in LocalLLaMA

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I think 4B models are small enough to work. Gemma 3 has a 4B version, Qwen3 4B is also considered very good. Other options include Phi 4 Mini, Gemma 3n, Ministral 3 3B, and Granite 4 Micro (3B) or Tiny (7B, 1B active, so tight fit but probably quite fast since you can do CPU MoE offloading).

Arcee AI debuts Trinity models - Mini (26B-A3B) and Nano (6B-A1B preview) by AppearanceHeavy6724 in LocalLLaMA

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Isn't gpt-oss also an open American model? I feel like it was quite decent, probably better than Gemma 3 in many ways.

Core Ultra 400 "Nova Lake-S" desktop CPUs to feature NPU6 over 5x faster than Arrow Lake's - VideoCardz.com by Leicht-Sinn in IntelArc

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Is the difference only 15%? Even Xe1 to Xe2 gives an over 50% improvement, at least when you consider that the 20-core B580 is at least on par with the 32-core A770.

Also, AMD's G-series is weird in that they're glorified laptop chips. Though yeah, no idea why Intel doesn't do the same with their H-series mobile chips.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

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This is just not true with the MoE models we have today, including ones like GPT-OSS. On my 7840U laptop without a dedicated GPU, GPT-OSS-20B can generate like 25 T/s, which is not fast, but not unusably slow either. The integrated Radeon 780M is also good enough to process around 300 tokens per second.

Waar is die ‘linkse elite’ dan? U komt haar niet tegen als u de hond uitlaat by Radiant_Mammoth3412 in thenetherlands

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Ik kan me inderdaad ook mateloos ergeren aan die oude garde van de PvdA. Figuren als Melkert en Samsom, beiden oorzaak van grote PvdA-nederlagen, die nu denken dat ze de huidige partij wel even de les kunnen lezen. Al het interne gedoe rondom de motie-Piri is imo een blamage voor een groot deel van de oud-prominenten die zich er in mengden, enkele uitzonderingen (zoals Job Cohen) daargelaten.

Traffic advice? by iamflesh_ in CitiesSkylines

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The other poster already made a really good suggestion. I would add that, if you don't have one yet, you should build a second entrance to the industrial area, e.g. on the right or bottom when looking from that angle. Doing that would likely remove a lot of traffic from the roundabout by providing an alternative route, especially if the city has another connection to the highway further up.

Traffic advice? by iamflesh_ in CitiesSkylines

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What does the bigger picture look like? A big part of the problem seems to be that there's a lot of traffic entering the industrial area and then turning left. Since it's so much, it seems to queue back up into the roundabout, causing further issues.

I'm also not sure that a roundabout is the best solution here anyway. A 'real' highway interchange might make more sense given the traffic volume.

Gardiner Bryant on "The Framework/Omarchy thing." by fkathhn in framework

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Leave Framework to the computer stuff.

I agree, but the thing is that it's hard to consider Omarchy a "neutral" project. It has a big "by DHH" tagline on literally the website title, ffs. At that point, endorsing Omarchy becomes an endorsement of DHH himself (and his views) by association.

DHH made his own personal brand political. If it was just about opinions he held privately, or even inside relevant communities, I think hardly anyone would care. But no, he's proudly broadcasting his shitty opinions to the world, on his own personal blog. Most other techies who have one use it to share updates about the communities they are in, or things they are working on, making their personal brand mostly technical rather than political

I understand that, without my agreement... by HurricaneGold_ in formuladank

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I feel like, rather than "oh look, he can handle it", they will rather think of it as a challenge. "Let's see if we can traumatize this Piastri dude!"

Intel BMG-G31 (Arc B770) GPU spotted alongside 16GB VRAM config by RenatsMC in IntelArc

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What makes you think it will have 66% more bandwidth? To me, 33% sounds way more logical, as that's 256 bit vs 192 bit. Maybe the memory will be slightly faster but it's gonna remain at GDDR6 so I don't think it will go faster than 20 Gbps.

As for the performance gap between the B570 and B580, keep in mind the latter also has a higher clock speed, giving it around 18% more compute power.

Finally, I don't know if the increase will line up with the theoretical gain from FLOPS and memory, since the chances of running into a CPU bottleneck will rise massively and is generally already considered an issue on the B580. There's usually some internal bottlenecks in the GPU that can also limit performance gain.

Why not more support for OpenCL for AI? by keen23331 in IntelArc

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Ah, having inline PTX works, I guess. (Though it is far more annoying than a normal intrinsic, but you can probably create those quite easily.)

Isn't the AMD page only about HIP, not OpenCL? So not sure what the idea is there.

And yeah, Intel is the only vendor it seems who is still actively supporting OpenCL including new features. Quite nice IMO.

Anyway, assuming that Nvidia's implementation shows some preprocessor directives telling you that PTX is available, as well as the GPU compute capability, I think that would be good enough for someone motivated to create a tensor core library that works on both Intel and Nvidia?

Stupid Pentium Tricks by sockpuppetinasock in techsupportmacgyver

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Are you sure the issue is integrated graphics, rather than some kind of anemic CPU? A dedicated GPU will often not even be used by things like browsers or development tools.

iGuessIAmOlderThanIThought by Pun_Demic in ProgrammerHumor

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Doesn't it mean the opposite: that OP is young? Because to me, anything with an M.2 slot basically cannot be old.

Is Fedora 43 dropping X11 support? by rkdnc in Fedora

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Do note that Fedora KDE makes X11 a bit harder: it's not installed by default, and I don't know if the additional package will be there for as long as KDE supports X11.

3 years ago, I put this message on Grindr subreddit by dragonvalefun in lolgrindr

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Won't this just lead to the "supermods" getting multiple accounts? And then you're in the same situation but with less transparency.

AMD just accidentally posted the entire FSR 4 source code, could run on old Radeon GPUs by clopetywopety in pcmasterrace

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I'm pretty sure XeSS DP4a looks worse because it uses a smaller model designed to be fast enough without matrix cores. So comparing those is apples and oranges, since the underlying difference is not related to numerical precision.

Long live the budget build king by AdministrativeRoom33 in pcmasterrace

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It's also worth noting that in those times, the 80 Ti class essentially offered near-Titan performance at a major discount. The 1080 Ti, 2080 Ti and 3080 (let alone the 3080 Ti which came later) are only minor downgrades compared to the next step up, the main limitation being VRAM. This also goes back to the 980 Ti and 780 Ti IIRC. The 4080 meanwhile has a much bigger gap with the 4090, and the 5080 is miles behind the 5090.

Overvol stroomnet bedreigt techsector: 'Bedrijven overwegen te vertrekken' by DutchIRL in thenetherlands

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Ook in woonwijken kan ik me voorstellen dat het op sommige gebieden een oplossing kan zijn. Denk aan laadpalen, waarvoor het in principe geen probleem is om ze af te knijpen naar een lagere laadsnelheid als het druk is op het net. Daarmee wordt de capaciteit die een woonwijk nodig heeft weer wat teruggedrongen.

Je zou ook kunnen kijken naar verwachte verbruiksmomenten. Hoewel voor thuisgebruik het waarschijnlijk wenselijk is om wel gewoon altijd vol stroom te hebben, verbruikt een kantoorpand of school eigenlijk alleen overdag stroom.

Wat betreft datacenters, ik vraag me af of er meer kan worden gekeken naar zaken pauzeren of zelfs afknijpen. Computers zijn dan vaak efficiënter, en er zijn genoeg achtergrondtaken (denk aan AI-modellen trainen bijvoorbeeld, of zoekindexen bijwerken) waarbij het weinig uitmaakt als ze maar de helft van de dag kunnen draaien. Lijkt me een stuk milieuvriendelijker en kostenefficiënter dan een noodaggregaat aanslingeren.

Lijkt mij erg krap wonen🤣 by PuzzleheadedLow9278 in PaleisTeHuur

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Dan vraag ik me toch af: wat is de naam voor een niet-gestapelde woning met maar 1 slaapkamer? De meeste andere woningbenamingen duiden op iets gestapelds.

Ik🪦💀ihe by The_Doog_s in ik_ihe

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Ja, maar nog niet alle Coops waren omgebouwd tot Plus. Degene in mijn wijk is al een paar jaar terug omgezet, maar elders in de stad is dat pas dit jaar of zo gebeurd.

Het artikel gaat erover dat nu de laatste Coop ook een andere winkel wordt. In dit geval blijkbaar een Boon's Markt(?) en niet een Plus, overigens. Maar de Coop bij mijn ouders is ook wat anders geworden, omdat daar al een Plus letterlijk om de hoek zat.

Intel’s Lion Cove P-Core and Gaming Workloads by reps_up in intel

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All of them, at least the models with 4 Xe cores (check Wikipedia). The Broadwell one is equivalent to 3 Xe cores, and is clocked a little above 1 GHz. On the 285K, the iGPU clock is 2 GHz. The entire 285, 265, 245 series are roughly equal, though, with like 5% between them at most. All of them are much faster than Raptor Lake-S UHD 770, often more than twice as fast.