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Am I still getting internet wirelessly through my modem?

All Information... Asinine Intrusion... Annoying Interactions... for a problem nobody identified comes a solution no one needs.

Before finishing the video, I’m going to go ahead and say that I’m not interested in Windows at all if they keep trying to shove ads into the OS and if they don’t start taking our privacy more seriously. I’m a Mac user, but I have to use it for support of most of the applications I need for my work/business. When I need Windows, I spin up a VM on my Unraid server. I used to be Windows only just 2 years ago, but Win11 has turned into an ads streaming OS. A bit hyperbolic, but my opinion remains.

Phi-3 is open source, you can run even on your phone.

I remember thinking Windows 10 was too annoying to get into because of the changes. This latest in the Win 11 saga is just making me wish ReactOS was actually ready in any way for end users. Guess it's time to mess with Linux for the tenth time and waste more energy

I thought arm was meant to be RISC, it isn’t risc if they start adding all the stupid extensions and crap that x86 and x64 had.

Definitely a step up, but I'm not convinced sacrificing a P-core for two E-cores is a good trade with the 9-core models. I live in hope that one day Apple will stop being so stingy with RAM, but I'm preparing for disappointment.

As though Win11 needed any more spyware. Apart from basic chatbot stuff, I'm not interested in any AI programs I can't run locally.

nice, intersting

Bloatware and malware for a wonderful experience

Hmm interesting. Your measured power draw is basically half of my measured Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 results for each core type. X3 draws up to 5,5W, A715 draws 2W and A510 up to 0,6W. Hopefully that's just because of different benchmark and not by TSMC 4nm being worse...

This is definitely cause for suspicion. There is no reason to lock the user out of these NPUs. The good news is that the NPU itself probably just does all of the neural processing. The bad news is what the OS running on the CPU probably does with the NPU's output...

can i use this to create a VPN?

Will ALL versions of Linux run normally or even optimally, on A.R.M. architecture?

Does Qualcomm produce a desktop CPU?

Do anyone have a CAD file of this ? .

google should make gemini o gpu to beat microsoft

but for desktop it is ok to run llms or smls on grpahics also u should be able to run ai on grpahics in laptops when they are at wall outlet

Technology stopped to be a mean to solve problems long ago. Now it is just a way to make your life more miserable. The whole economy is based on creating new problems instead of solving them.

Thanks for your arrangement video for (how to Partition and Format a Disk in Linux)

Great video. The iPhone is technically the most commonly used Unix. iOS, iPadOS, WatchOS, tvOS, and I think audioOS are as well. However, they're stopped down, and wouldn't pas a conformance test due to some key missing components, but very much the same OS

11:20 how can current stay the same? I have searched many and many voltage regulators. They all come with no load or quiescent current. If you don't use a voltage regulator, it must use less current. This is not complicated.

How does the new Apple CPU compare to the equivalent in Intel?

Is Apple the only manufacturer that uses A.R.M. in their CPUs, or are there others that produce desktops using the same architecture?

I totally agree. Thank you for the video!

Nvidia have ChatRTX is this their response to Microsoft's gaslighting?

thanks for the video but i want to ask something, i connect the main router using WLN to the ethernet port and i connect the second router to the ethernet port using the LAN, then i should setup the bridge mode, is this correct or i also have to connect the main router to another ethernet port using the LAN ?

Didn’t work

I hope this will make more game company move to m3 m4 or windows on arm

When I was earning my master's degree, I heard a lot about finite state machines (FSMs), but it was all theory - like clouds in the sky: there's a lot of water, but you can't drink it. I toiled for three months after graduating until I implemented my first FSM in code in 1981. Now, there is a programming methodology based on this concept - v-agent oriented programming (VAOP) - with many examples of its implementation. It's best to start learning about VAOP with this article on Medium: "Bagels and Muffins of Programming or How Easy It Is to Convert a Bagel into a Black Hole".

Excellent video. Microsoft is in the business of selling new installs of windows. It's a win win to sell folks while whole new laptops. Because... Why not. Share Holders stay happy and jobs increase. Haha

Always running ai? Sounds great for idle power efficiency. npu or not.

Let me get this right, a mobile device introduces an NPU and there is no issue, a laptop does and there is because you would prefer to use your CPU or GPU since it can run the same algorithms and use up those resources 🤔

Speed and efficiency is relative to what you are trying to accomplish. When it comes to whoring out my data I'm certain Microsoft is looking for more speed and efficiency of getting that information to the cloud so they can digest it in a larger model.

The question is do we even need co-pilot other than less than a handful of times of playing with it I absolutely no use for it.

All we need is a virtual npu stack to use our Gpu or Cpu... Someone is going to do it !

To test ML on Nvidia GPUs, install CUDA, CuDNN and(!) TensorRT libraries. Choosing a good combination of such libraries can already be responsible for a speed factor ~6, as I have experienced. --robert jasiek

If the new silicon is highly optimised to do this workload, this is kind of reasonable. We don’t want these models run inefficiently by millions of devices, that’s bad for the planet. Arguably LLMs are bad for the planet full stop. I’m sure someone will figure out a way to run representative workloads on these NPUs , on M4, and on GPUs, and then we’ll know.But looking at how efficient hardware video encoders and decoders are, compared to CPU and GPU, it’s certainly plausible these NPUs are way more efficient than general purpose silicon.

You can see where this is going, you will become part of the MS AI Network using your machine for their use!! (Oh we are only using resources you are not using at the moment!)

If you run a large language model all the time this means that your pc will waste 8GB of ram, all the time. Ram manufacturers are going to love this. The only hope for low level access might be through RISC-V chips coming up, although they still have a lot to catch up generally speed wise. The whole implementation with copilot just seems like they had a solution that said buzzword AI and looked for problems to throw it at.

U explain your opinion, u r wrong

The standard processor will always be stm32 f103 because it used in st-link so every time they sell a demo board of the other ones they sell a stm32f103

You are expecting multi score to be 7700 ? Why ? Even dimensity 9300 scores multi score closer to apple a17 pro. Like between 7200-7500. So, expecting a new core with higher clock speeds to be in 7700 would be weird. I expect it should be between 8500-9500 at 3.8ghz and if there us 4.2ghz tyen it should be closer to rumoured multi score of 8 gen 4 like between 9500-11000

Microsoft just want more money by justifying an NPU, it's pretty obvs

I look forward to local LLMs on devices focused on specific tasks, like an encyclopedia with different volumes, such as a history or maths LLM. This way, we can load them individually into local RAM without needing the cloud. This could be monetised, where you buy/rent an LLM based on your current requirements. They can be updated. I assume focused LLMs would be inherently more accurate, and the package will be more suitable for non-cloud requirements.

But what if you added an external NPU, there are lot of NPU available in the market..

I'll just keep my 4 year old laptop going. Microsoft can kiss my ***. Microsoft thinks what's good for their bottom line is what the users need, even if they need to jam it down our throat. I think a raspberry pi is my next desktop. Linux doesn't make the demands of M.S. I prefer to choose my own hardware.

Microsoft learned from “Clippy” that people will not pay for an anoying software sidekick, so this time around they are making all existing PCs obsolete -then “copilot” will be the software everyone needs to run on their new NPUs! If you don’t buy copilot you are waisting your NPU! In the sequel “Clippy II the revenge of Clippy” all old computers are are hamstrung so everyone is forced to train their AI replacement!

I'd like to interject what you refer to as "pc" is actually copilot+ pc or as i've recently taken to calling it "copilot" you see everything makes use of copilot, the pc is just the vehicle with which copilot is delivered to you. Copilot is delivered to you through many means the edge browser, your cloud storage, you office tools, the bing website, github and more. The pc is just one mean out of many. It's in the it's all just copilot, just c-co-copilot, just copilot

Every year its up to around 30 something %...changing smartphones every year is a nonesense