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Comment · 9 days ago
I have two of modded RTX 4090 with 48GB VRAM. But I'm using default drivers. I'm using models, which uses almost full 48GB.

Now i'm curious - am I missing some settings? Do I need to check any of these BAR things?

Comment · 21 days ago
Currently, the fastest way to connect flash is via PCIe 5.0 x4. Right?

That's ~16 GB/s. Even if you do RAID0 of 4 such drives, that would get you 64GB/s. That's not a lot. Compare that to 1792 GB/s for RTX 5090: it's 100x faster than NVMe flash.

Comment · 1 month ago
That's right: no legal basis exists now. The proposal is to create such legal basis.

And if "No large undertaking could ever function with such broad exposure to liability" - that would be great, i think we would prefer that such firms doesn't exists.

Comment · 2 months ago
their website said:

> A spiritual WordPress successor

IMHO, one of main goal of WordPress is to be EASY to use, EASY to install... May be it's not secure, may be it's not fast, but it's EASY.

I tried EmDash few weeks ago. Can't make it work, can't install it. Their Dockerfile was broken. My issue is closed now. May be Dockerfile is ok now.

They don't publish container image in Docker Hub, in Github packages or anywhere.

Looks like EmDash is some internal Cloudflare project, but some executives ordered them to publish it on Github to be "open source". And if you can't use? Well, who cares?

Comment · 2 months ago
any open source alternative?
Comment · 2 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
AI tells that for DPX 4k 60fps it's ~17Gbps
Comment · 3 months ago
What are typical use cases for needing 25Gbps?

Author talks about 4k video, but AI tells me that for "4K production mastering (ProRes 422 HQ, 4:2:2, 10-bit)" the rate is under 2Gbps.

I'm not saying it's not needed, - just curious.

Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
from my brief search:

real-world OPNsense (yea, that's not Debian) benchmarks show that even low-power Xeon-D (Skylake-D SoC) with 10G SFP+ NICs:

pushed 9.40 Gbps in plain router mode

7 Gbps with packet filtering and no rules

7 Gbps in NAT mode

5.5 Gbps with a default ruleset

Comment · 3 months ago
The router probably should work without relying on LLM:

I remember I misconfigured it, and can't really Google around or ask LLM to fix it, because my Internet is down now.

Of course I can use Internet on my phone, but it's not really convenient setup to ask LLM to troubleshoot the router.

Comment · 3 months ago
About 2 years ago I tried to use Mikrotik, as the router for my ATT Fiber.

It's royal pain.

Basic router setup is not hard.

Port forward to expose web server? Can be done after heavy docs&forum reading, but hair pinning never worked for me.

I checked their WiFi AP. It's UI is hard even for senior software engineer.

In the end I got opnSense installed in VM on Proxmox and it's my router for last 2 years.

I'm using 2 Mikrotik switches with their simplified UI to operate VLANs. Zero complains.

Comment · 3 months ago
Does Android have this feature?
Comment · 4 months ago
And with MTP (or other speculation techniques) you can ~double that.
Comment · 4 months ago
dual CPU is bad idea for inference: single CPU works few times faster than dual because of NUMA limitations.

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