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BadBadJellyBean commented on FLUX.2: Frontier Visual Intelligence   bfl.ai/blog/flux-2... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
minimaxir · 20 days ago
Looking at the file sizes on the open weights version (https://huggingface.co/black-forest-labs/FLUX.2-dev/tree/mai...), the 24B text encoder is 48GB, the generation model itself is 64GB, which roughly tracks with it being the 32B parameters mentioned.

Downloading over 100GB of model weights is a tough sell for the local-only hobbyists.

BadBadJellyBean · 20 days ago
Never mind the download size. Who has the VRAM to run it?
BadBadJellyBean commented on Samsung's 60% DRAM price hike signals a new phase of global memory tightening   buysellram.com/blog/samsu... · Posted by u/redohmy
incompatible · 24 days ago
Why not follow the time-honoured approach and put the data centres in low-income countries?
BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
I assume they don't have good enough power infrastructure.
BadBadJellyBean commented on Discontinuation of ARM Notebook with Snapdragon X Elite SoC   tuxedocomputers.com/en/Di... · Posted by u/Venn1
IshKebab · 24 days ago
Does anyone know why Linux laptop battery life is so bad? Is it a case of devices needing to be turned off that aren't? Poor CPU scheduling?
BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
My Dell XPS had pretty good battery life on linux. Probably better than on windows. But Dell sells the XPS wiht linux preinstalled. So I assume it has a lot to do with the drivers. Many notebooks have custom chips inside or some weird bios that works together with a windows program. I'd say laptops are more diverse than desktop PCs with of the shelve hardware.
BadBadJellyBean commented on LAPD helicopter tracker with real-time operating costs   lapdhelicoptertracker.com... · Posted by u/polalavik
ripberge · 24 days ago
I have only been to Germany once, but my assessment was that we have a very different population here.
BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
Possible but it seems like the chases are not even a US problem but more a "certain places" problem. I genuinely wonder what the cause of this behavior is.
BadBadJellyBean commented on LAPD helicopter tracker with real-time operating costs   lapdhelicoptertracker.com... · Posted by u/polalavik
shoddydoordesk · 24 days ago
There are high speed police chases (100mph+) in Los Angeles — no exaggeration — on an almost daily basis. Air support is the primary defense tool for law enforcement.

It's so bad that the local TV stations have their own choppers and a dedicated on-screen UI tailored for the chases with GPS-based tracking and speed.

If you're lucky you can catch one of the many YouTube live streams. Here's one from....two days ago: https://www.youtube.com/live/uGiJU-FlpdE

BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
Then why do you have so many car chases? That seems like an odd problem. There must be a reason.
BadBadJellyBean commented on LAPD helicopter tracker with real-time operating costs   lapdhelicoptertracker.com... · Posted by u/polalavik
embedding-shape · 24 days ago
Where in Germany though? Helicopters tend to be more popular to use for various purposes in very densely populated places, like Hong Kong or New York City, but you don't really see them much in rural areas except for emergencies.
BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
In a big city. Not rural at all.
BadBadJellyBean commented on LAPD helicopter tracker with real-time operating costs   lapdhelicoptertracker.com... · Posted by u/polalavik
BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
I find it interesting that the question is "why don't they use drones". My question is: why so much air surveillance? I live in Germany. The only times I hear a helicopter is if someone is being rescued or if someones missing. I rarely see them at all.
BadBadJellyBean commented on Germany: States Pass Porn Filters for Operating Systems   heise.de/en/news/Youth-Pr... · Posted by u/trallnag
Humperdunkel · 24 days ago
Finally, the hard power switch makes a come back??!
BadBadJellyBean · 24 days ago
Breakers also make a nice klick. Or is it more of a thock?
BadBadJellyBean commented on Europe is scaling back GDPR and relaxing AI laws   theverge.com/news/823750/... · Posted by u/ksec
nonethewiser · a month ago
How can you comply with the current requirements without cookie banners? Why would EU governments use cookie banners if they are just nonsense meant to degrade approval of GDPR?
BadBadJellyBean · a month ago
By not putting a billion trackers on your site and also by not using dark patterns. The idea was a simple yes or no. It became: "yes or click through these 1000 trackers" or "yes or pay". The problem is that it became normal to just collect and hoard data about everyone.
BadBadJellyBean commented on GitHub: Git operation failures   githubstatus.com/incident... · Posted by u/wilhelmklopp
cluckindan · a month ago
FYI in an emergency you can SSH to your server and edit files and the DB directly.

Where is your god now, proponents of immutable filesystems?!

BadBadJellyBean · a month ago
I love when people do that because they always say "I will push the fix to git later". They never do and when we deploy a version from git things break. Good times.

I started packing things into docker containers because of that. Makes it a bit more of a hassle to change things in production.

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