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donquichotte commented on How I run LLMs locally   abishekmuthian.com/how-i-... · Posted by u/Abishek_Muthian
rspoerri · 8 months ago
I run a pretty similar setup on an m2-max - 96gb.

Just for AI image generation i would rather recommend krita with the https://github.com/Acly/krita-ai-diffusion plugin.

donquichotte · 8 months ago
Are you using an external provider for image generation or running something locally?
donquichotte commented on VW breach exposes location of 800k electric vehicles   cyberinsider.com/vw-suffe... · Posted by u/benwerner01
cherryteastain · 8 months ago
We need a way to disable vehicle telemetry.

No, a software switch is not enough. We need to be able to physically unplug the cellular modem entirely and have the vehicle work with 100% functionality (barring features which inherently require cellular connectivity like turning the heating on remotely)

Car manufacturers' features are mostly useless anyway thanks to Android Auto/Apple CarPlay

donquichotte · 8 months ago
In Europe, this is mandated by law.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECall

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donquichotte commented on Running NetBSD on IBM ThinkPad 380Z   luke8086.dev/netbsd-on-th... · Posted by u/jaypatelani
donquichotte · 9 months ago
I recently installed NetBSD on a Thinkpad T430s, it is surprisingly snappy and usable, except when firefox is running.

With i3wm, tmux and helix with clangd it is a capable development machine with a surprisingly modern feel, only the compile times give away that the machine is from the early 2010s. Even WiFi is working, and pkgsrc is fast and well-stocked with the newest software.

donquichotte commented on Rawdrawandroid – Build Android apps without any Java, in C and Make   github.com/cnlohr/rawdraw... · Posted by u/doodlesdev
roland_nilsson · a year ago
"I can do anything I want. It's just bits. You don't own me." Fair enough! x-D
donquichotte · a year ago
cnlohr is in his own league, this guy is bordering on genius.

Dissatisfied with the state of the vendor SDK for CH32V003 microcontrollers (ultra-cheap RISC-V MCUs), he created his own [1], which is a pleasure to use. He also has a header-only RISC-V emulator that runs Linux (and Doom!) [2], and hacked an ESP32 to emit valid LORA frames with clever use of aliasing [3].

[1] https://github.com/cnlohr/ch32v003fun

[2] https://github.com/cnlohr/mini-rv32ima

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIdHBDSQHyw

donquichotte commented on Is running a more efficient way to travel than walking?   joehxblog.com/is-running-... · Posted by u/freediver
donquichotte · a year ago
It's an interesting question, but only looking at energy expenditure probably does not cut it.

I hike a lot and started running races in alpine territory (e.g. this one [1]) about a decade ago and think if you take into account fatigue (mental, muscle, tendons) and exposure to the elements (sun, rain, wind, snow), a light running pace can definitely make you arrive at your destination less exhausted than walking the same distance, given that you can move confidently in the given terrain.

So it is a multi-dimensional optimization problem (as opposed to only optimizing for energy expenditure) and very dependent on how comfortably you can move at the given velocities.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-12ghcODMM

donquichotte commented on Scrum's Built-In 'Get Out of Jail Free Card' Against Criticism   mdalmijn.com/p/scrums-bui... · Posted by u/thunderbong
jongjong · a year ago
Scrum is alright but shouldn't be taken to the extreme. We went from Waterfall Model, planning absolutely everything up-front, to the opposite extreme of planning nothing up-front. Somehow people think that's totally normal and still think process is everything.

I've been around the tech industry long enough to see companies dogmatically pursuing certain ideas only to switch to the opposite ideas later... And, at all times, everyone is 100% sure that this way is the only way it should be done. Nobody ever gets any credit for saying "Hang on, maybe we should find a middle ground."

The root problem is that most humans are a mix of crazy and stupid. We go from one crazy extreme to the opposite crazy extreme.

donquichotte · a year ago
I agree, but I have seen an implementation of a middle ground (Scaled Agile for Enterprises, SAFE) that combined the worst of both worlds, with quarterly, one-week, all-hands-on-deck mammoth PI (product increment) planning sessions down to the story point (whatever unit that was, apparently it has magical self-calibrating properties) that were thrown out of the window 4 weeks into the PI.
donquichotte commented on Development Notes from xkcd's "Machine"   chromakode.com/post/xkcd-... · Posted by u/chromakode
donquichotte · a year ago
> There was no incentive to carefully consider where to place a sticker. Players didn’t have enough agency to advance the plot through their individual action. This limited creativity to simple patterns like tiling similar stickers or forming lines.

Ah, the game turned into a big corp job!

donquichotte commented on STM32 MCU family goes 64-bit with the STM32MP2x (Cortex-A35)   hackster.io/news/stmicro-... · Posted by u/unwind
eqvinox · a year ago
Indeed it is, but maybe they should call it STM3264 :D
donquichotte · a year ago
STM64 subsystem for STM32

u/donquichotte

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