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I'm running llama-swap in a docker container with nvidia container utis to pass through the GPU. This then runs the correct llama-server command to provide the model I want. I have a folder full of guff s I mount in the container. But this could be done with just llama-server normally. I don't use any special command, just ensure that it's using the GPU. I've found the default …

$NVDA looks to be holding 14 month uptrend support on the weekly at the moment, next stop near-term is ATHs yet again.

Ill keep this short, NVDA is a delicious short term buy here considering the convergence of events incoming. I'd consider it free money. I'm going to start with a 1k account and see where i can take this considering we have some eyebrow raising volatility coming in the horizon with VIX wanting to do some interesting things. https://preview.redd.it/sxztxkrg4hah1.png?width=1896

I said a better “human driver.” Waymo is probably safer, but safety comes at the risk of not behaving like a human, and hence causing confusion for other human drivers. Tesla drives more like humans drive.

$TSLA to breakout of this wedge soon? $428 upside trigger level can give bulls a move to $450+ Support: $409

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He had a Bitcoin supercomputer named Anton. It hacked the Smart Fridge and made backups of client data from Smart Fridges.

Bitcoin Bulls And Bears Agree A Bottom Is Coming — They Just Disagree On How Much It'll Hurt $BTC.X $BITO $HODL $BTC $IBIT https://stocktwits.com/news/cryptocurrency/markets/btc-bitcoin-48400-bear-market-bottom/cZ1QSyeR70G

Hi everyone, Is it just me, or are people in non-crypto subreddits saying much more often during this bear market that Bitcoin is dead and will never recover compared to the last one? As someone who likes to invest counter-cyclically, I actually find that incredibly bullish. Or is my impression wrong, and the overall sentiment really is just like the last times?

AMD's first Athlon chips did not run particularily hot. They needed a fan, just like Williamette chips, but actually used less power than the competition. The difference was they had no internal, on-chip diode. If the heatsink and fan fell off, then the chip could cook itself. The boards had a thermal sensor to initiate shutdown if the fan stopped working. But it's debateable i…

$AMD $INTC https://youtube.com/shorts/lf_sAf94FF4?si=XwEocHCSdx3oFKjo

Could you explain your mental model of the situation a bit more? Let's take something like GML 5.2 that is open source - anyone can run it on NVIDIA or AMD chips. People are currently making money by running GLM 5.2 Nvidia and AMD chips and selling inference on aggregators like openRouter. So the cost to serve is like cost of Chip or financing for Chip + power and rackspace som…