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I use bitwarden[0]. It covers all cases and devices in question.
As a bonus, I self host using the open source vaultwarden[1] server implementation, which is packaged in alpine linux.
[0] https://bitwarden.com/ [1] https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
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In 20 years of archviz, I've only encountered ambient occlusion as a shortcut to save on compute; such as real-time viewport effects or to constrain resources on large render jobs. I've never heard anyone argue that it was physically realistic, realism was always the domain of ray tracing.
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The premise of TFA along with the entirety of the comments are eloquently embodied by the misfit troubadour and grunge philosopher Todd Snider in Statistician's Blues [0]
I hit the back button before the page finished loading
Mechanical timepieces are a luxury item, and these students are essentially artists in training. Wrist time was solved in the late 1970's with the commoditization of quartz movements. These 'jobs' will get replaced by AI at approximately the same pace as your local sculptor.
I dropped a Framework mainboard in rack mount case and use it as a speedy low power x86 homelab as well as an inference server.
May the Schwartz be with you.
What is Apples share across all memory delivered? How does that compare with the 40% of wafers locked up by OpenAI?
I don’t know the answer to either. On the surface I would estimate Apple a large, but not majority consumer overall.
This isn’t to say don’t follow passions or pursue things to a moderate extreme, just don’t ever let it consume you.
Just moderate your moderation! It’s turtles all the way down
Explain how this works when their phones only capture roughly 20% market share, and their computers only 10%. That is to say nothing of the demand for server memory.
It seems like they only represent a fraction of the demand side, but wield an outsized influence over supply?
Absolutely this. Never try to parse a native PDF document with any expectation of coherence or consistency.
I was interested to see that Qwen3.5-122B-A10B narrowly beat Qwen3.6-27B on Donato Capitella's SWEBench-verified-mini run with a similar 128GB UMA architecture.
Having an a collective economy governed by the “free market” is like having a pile of stones governed by gravity. There exists a primary directive force, but if you want to construct a cathedral or a bomb shelter, you need to impose some constraints, lest you revert to the angle of repose.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48672732
For example..
Base iPad went up almost 30%, including refurbs. Was recommending one to my parents for $299 - now it’s $379.
I highly recommend the recently published The Almighty Dollar: 500 Years of the World's Most Powerful Money by Brendan Greeley. It's an accessible look at how individuals, governments, markets, and value all intertwine to create a stable and widely used currency.
While I love the curiosity and creativity that has recently emerged around digital pen plotting, many people may not realize this was the workhorse technology for producing technical drawings for several decades in the late 20th century.[0]
Large format pen plotters with up to 8 separate pens were available for different line weights. Color was mostly avoided because the reproduction process of the time was still centered around diazotype[1], or monochromatic ammonium blue printing.
[0]https://piratefsh.github.io/2019/01/07/computer-art-history-...
Previously -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42428722
Ah, so this is why raw Mythos was too "dangerous" to realease..
lol, my org recently silently implemented automatic archiving for SharePoint files with mtimes older than 5 years. Woke up to 20,000 files in cold storage and the only user facing remedy is to manually restore each file one at a time.
After speaking with IT for several days, they begrudgingly exempted my site after ‘leadership approval’ but were confounded as to “why anyone would need files older than 5 years”
Forget the AI boom, there still orgs struggling with storage, databases, and email.
Currently utilizing 126GB GTT on a headless host
And here I am with 128GB Strix Halo longingly eyeing the Blackwell cards that spit tokens 10-20x the speed.
The question is ultimate shape of knowledge compression and bandwidth optimization at which we arrive I suppose.
I personally enjoy the Alpine Linux diskless pattern for live images, with the ability to commit state changes back to the image via the Local Backup Utility, or LBU [0]
I just finished the recently published The Alighty Dollar by Brendan Greeley [0]. It is a great story of the evolution of currency in general and the dollar specifically. It wraps up with a brief critique of crypto in general that I found interesting.
[0]https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/634502/the-almighty...
It's interesting to put this article in the context of all the local-model vs. frontier-subscription inference discussions occurring recently.
How can anyone (financially) justify the cost of owning your own compute?
How can anyone (ideologically) justify the cost of not owning your own means of compute?
its misspelling all the way dwon
Perhaps unintentional, but I find 'bankrypt' to be a thoroughly interesting portmonteau.
I'm not sure if it's when you run out of crypto, or when your bank gets hit by ransomeware.
I'm unconvinced, this is one of the most iconic historical buildings with tomes written about it and plenty of existing photographs and public models to train on.
I would be more interested in benchmarking the modeling of an anonymous structure based on provided references alone. It kind of feels like the shallow magic of watching an LLM one-shot a to-do app..