Awesome! We need benchmarks ASAP!

Yeah, I bet demand has dropped significantly within the EU. Just as with Tesla. People who have changed their mind about Musk should donate their terminals to Ukraine. Don’t force Ukraine to support Musk by buying new ones.

True. Source seems legit. Thought it was click bait.

Probably wrong by an order of magnitude. But still good.

The full size model requires over 1200 GB of VRAM.

Found this page: https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-r1

Haven’t looked through all alternatives yet, but Nebius from Netherlands seems like a viable alternative.

Good. Never been able to make mypy work as intended.

This is a good time to convince your employer that the company should switch to Linux workstations.

Preferably.

Yes, that happens for sure. I did look into making my own ammunition, but it’s just not worth it. Even though ammunition is really expensive nowadays.

Also, I’ve only been using non-lead bullets for non-practice. But I wouldn’t dare tell the old guys. ;-)

Most older experienced hunters I know did cast their own practice ammo at some point in their life. Probably on their kitchen table without any safety equipment.

I’m all about big brushes.

You’re correct. The risk is there, but it’s not high.

It has been known for centuries that lead is toxic to humans. Chronic exposure to lead, even at low levels, is associated with an elevated risk of cardiovascular and chronic kidney disease in adults and of impaired neurodevelopment and subsequent cognitive and behavioural development in the foetus and young children. Health agencies throughout the world have moved from assuming that there are tolerable levels of exposure to lead to a recognition that valid ‘no-effect’ thresholds cannot currently be defined. Formerly, the most important exposure pathways were occupational exposure, water from lead plumbing, paints, petrol additives and foods. Regulation of products and improved health and safety procedures at work have left dietary lead as the main remaining pathway of exposure in European countries. Ammunition-derived lead is now a significant cause of dietary lead exposure in groups of people who eat wild game meat frequently. These are mostly hunters, shoot employees and their families, but also some people who choose to eat game for ethical, health or other reasons, and their children. Extrapolation from surveys conducted in the UK and a review of studies of game consumption in other countries suggest that approximately 5 million people in the EU may be high-level consumers of lead-shot game meat and that tens of thousands of children in the EU may be consuming game contaminated with ammunition-derived lead frequently enough to cause significant effects on their cognitive development.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6675757/

Apparently, the human stomach dissolves small bullet fragments of metallic lead. That’s probably bad.

Experiments of solubility showed that lead fragments from bullets dissolve in chlo- ric acid of the same concentration as in the stomach of humans

https://www.livsmedelsverket.se/globalassets/publikationsdatabas/rapporter/2014/bly-i-viltkott---del-1-ammunitionsrester-och-kemisk-analys.pdf

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They used lead for sure, but there might have been fewer cars depending on where they lived.

Lead is probably one of the least bad things you’ve inhaled if you lived in a Chinese large or industrial city between 2000 and 2024. So you’re likely tainted as well. Sorry.

We all still get mercury from the food because many countries still allow burning waste/garbage in outdated plants without proper smoke cleaning installed. And then it spreads through the atmosphere and gets into the local food cycle when it rains. This effect is global. That’s why you shouldn’t eat fish from lakes if you’re pregnant etc. Doesn’t matter where you live.

Is there any similar study done on hunters or people who eat meat from animals shot with lead bullets? Sometimes I wonder if lead from bullets make gun slingers and game meat eaters more retarded. I.e. MAGA folks basically.

VW just don’t understand software. The car computer in my Passat GTE 2020 is quite broken and they won’t fix it even during an 1000 € “official” service. I basically have to hack/flash the computer myself if I want it to become fully functional. Not really what I want to do, considering how much money I’ve been pouring into this silver beast…

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uv is quite awesome.

https://github.com/collections/riscv-cores

One example is the OSHW-certified BeagleV-Ahead, which uses an (open source) Xuantie C910.

I have no idea about open source manufacturing tools though.

Has anyone tried the BeagleV-Ahead?