

TL;DR 100 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up, because cable pushed back on 100 symmetrical.
TL;DR 100 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up, because cable pushed back on 100 symmetrical.
The only reason I think they might soon if at all is because the Nintendo Switch and the shield have similar SoCs. Tegra X1 with a Maxwell GPU. Well Switch 2 is close enough to release that people are seeing it and the SoC is showing up in benchmarks. Another ARM chip, but with an Ampere GPU this time.
So if NVidia is already building the SoC for Nintendo, it may be reasonably easy to make an upgrade to the Shield.
Are you sure it’s firmware or software limited?
I assumed they just kept the lightning controller, which as you said had USB 2.0 speeds, and then hardwired a USB-C adapter into the phone/circuit board. So it’s a hardware limit.
No other chip production in the state?
Intel has several fabs in Chandler, AZ. They have down to 10 nm there, with 5nm being their best. So there definitely is a chunk of knowledge in the state.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_manufacturing_sites
This article states several others: https://www.chipsetc.com/semiconductor-companies-in-arizona.html
Seems like semiconductors are kind of a big deal in and around Chandler which is presumably why TSMC chose there.
Not in the first article.
And second just mentions it’s a possibility.
Look, I’m as against this as anyone. I think most people on Lemmy agree the big corporations have too much data on us and don’t safeguard it’s appropriately, but we don’t need to pretend articles say something they don’t.
This did not happen in the case you mentioned.
Literally from the first sentence of the first article…
“obtained her Facebook messages using a search warrant.”
Second also references a search warrant affidavit.
Funnily enough they still have expandable storage on the A54. It’s only their best models where they know they can gouge for more storage.
It doesn’t just whine that someone’s already answered the question. Oh it has been asked? Then link to the fucking answer!
My biggest pet peeve is when the first Google result for stack overflow is someone bitching at the asker to Google the question.
You’re right, I’m on mobile driving home.
I meant this one: https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui
And this YouTube video specifically for setup:
I’m a software engineer by trade, but a hobbyist when it comes to LLMs.
https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111
This is a good place to start. Loads of YouTubers with setup videos. I like this guy https://youtube.com/@Aitrepreneur he covers LLM and Image generation too.
Hugging face is a good place to get the actual LLM.
For the bigger ones you could do it under $.50 / hr. I run llama 2 13b-8 bit on my 3090 no problem, which can be rented for $.20/hr.
Some of the lower pricing I’ve seen.
The VPN is basically a tunnel outside your whole network, so the port is forwarded via said tunnel to the device the VPN is active on, completely bypassing your ISP and routers port forwarding capabilities.
I use Private Internet Access with port forwarding and have never had a problem.
Oh, it hurts reddit in the sense people looking for help will stop thinking of Reddit as the place to find it.
If you want to host it locally, Stirling PDF can be run in docker, and uses a library that uses Tesseract. Has a bunch of other handy PDF operations, too. I keep it around for the two times a year I need to merge, split, or decrypt PDFs.
https://github.com/Frooodle/Stirling-PDF/blob/main/HowToUseOCR.md
It can do it straight from PDF and do multiple files at a time.