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by 0x457 6mo ago
I think only "complex" thing in garage is the layout which only matters if you're doing distributed mode.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
There just no smell like this in any neighborhood outside of college campuses and area close to those. You might get a whiff here and there, but you're going to encounter a lot of smells you don't like here and there.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Neat. Even has a generalized example: https://github.com/cloud-gouv/bureautix-example
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Just pick nixOS and provide base nixosConfiguration. tada.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Well agree to disagree. To me, it felt like HTMX was a wrong tool for anything other than pure server side representation (i.e. a little bit more advanced than refreshing entire page on new data). I guess it's easier if you move all cl
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by 0x457 6mo ago
I think oil filter located somewhere sinful usually in cars that are aerodynamically sound.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Aside from this probably being a scam or dead project, but they do say they either remove or disable batteries. Either way battery can be removed. > - Repairing old failed laptop components is more difficult than old servers. I think &qu
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by 0x457 6mo ago
If hosting a website on their platform is easy to do, wouldn't it support that they know what they are doing?
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by 0x457 6mo ago
I often have to transfer large files in LAN. 802.11ac and 802.11n definitely enough for most of the time. I often have to transfer large files between machines in LAN, with 802.11ac makes you remember that it's wireless, while 802.11b
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Not to sound like goal post mover, but once you tried 802.11be @ 6GHz, you never go back (assuming what your AP connected to can handle it). That's my problem with FreeBSD on non-servers - eventually it's supported, usually via Li
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Yes, but doing with just HTMX, a framework we're talking in this thread, would be very painful. Every project I started with alpine.js eventually transitioned to something heavier because it was hard to maintain once you're having
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Oh, I guess it would. Ignore me.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
> if software is used only internally Internal users are still users tho. They are entitled to see source code and license allows them to share it with the rest if of the world.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Facebook, Spotify, Figma, really anything interactive beyond sending a simple form.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
That and WiFi being stuck at 802.11g is what made me switch. It was a very sad day for me when I uninstalled FreeBSD from all of non-server machines.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
> mostly because Fastmails primary mail partners like Gmail, AOL, Yahoo and Hotmail are all 20 year old legacy dot com companies Pretty sure it's because MS wants you to use Outlook New (New) New and Google wants you to use their we
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by 0x457 6mo ago
HTMX is great when your web interface is just a representation of a server state. If web interface is an application backed by a remote state HTMX falls apart.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
> qwen3:0.6b is 523mb, what model are you talking about? 1) What are you going to use that for? 0.6 model gives you what you could get from Siri when it first launched at most unless you do some tunning. 2) Pretty clear that they are tal
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by 0x457 6mo ago
You have to look a bit more long term? 256Mb of what today is slow af RAM used to be pretty pricey. Price will pullback.
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by 0x457 6mo ago
Email isn't a protocol. SMTP, POP, IMAP, JMAP are protocols. GMail requires you to enable IMAP/POP to use it and uses proprietary auth protocol or use unsafe application passwords. GMail IMAP also has a bunch of IMAP extensions th
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by 0x457 7mo ago
You can run `sysctl kern.boottime` to get when it was booted and do the math from there. I also can't reproduce. I want to say I have encountered this issue at least once, yesterday I before rebooted my uptime was 60 days. But it'
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Okay, but I meant how you measure is subjective. How do you measure code quality? > Users absolutely care about these things. No, users care about you adding new features, not in your ability to add new features or how much it cost you t
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Code quality never really mattered to users of the software. You can have the most <whatever metric you care about> code and still have zero users or have high user frustration from users that you do have. Code quality only matters in
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Still requires using rust compiled against their llm fork. 'espup' makes it easy if you're okay with using it. Other than that it works pretty well. This is if you run ESP-IDF, with bare-metal rust it's either best thing
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Hopefully it will be just added to https://github.com/espressif/esp-nn on software side.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Realistically 2.4Ghz is far from "greatest backward compatibility" since there is a real benefit of running 5Ghz and 6Ghz only networks. 2.4Ghz makes sense because this tiny device does not need high speeds Wi-Fi connection, and d
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by 0x457 7mo ago
For me Vulkan performs better on integrated cards, but ROCm (MIGraphX) on 7900 XTX.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
It's alternative to LM Studio in a way that it's an abstraction over multiple runtimes. AMD part is that it supports FastFlowML runtime which is the only way to utilize NPU on Ryzen AI CPUs on linux.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
At very least I'd like to see how easy it is to build a simple -/+ counter and click some buttons. I used Sycamore tho, it's neat.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
That's a component library, Sycamore is no that. I agree that it have better showcase of what you can build with it, but components library isn't it.

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