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by 112233 2y ago
Please recommend a quality clone of framework by a chinese manufacturer
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by 112233 2y ago
Can this be refitted for noise reduction / audio restoration purposes? On hf they mention this is a "latent diffusion" model, I guess it implies there is a component inside that tries to recover noisy signal. [edit] If not, w
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by 112233 2y ago
It's even more fun than I remember. This compiles without warnings with "gcc -Wall", and produces an error (declaration of x shadows a parameter) if f4 is uncommented struct S { int x; int f1() { int x =
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by 112233 2y ago
No, it is referring to the x that is being initialized, and uses uninitialized memory to initialize x. -Wall will even print a helpful reminder. Compare: int f(int x) { int x = x; // second x is not argument
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by 112233 2y ago
I very much enjoy udio, stable audio, suno and others. - it seems like lately most human musicians write music when they are angry or depressed, not when they are in a good mood. These tools are able to come up with a neutral or positive so
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by 112233 2y ago
It's more like C++ made by that ISO committee and C++ used by actual users of C++ needs a divorce. They are so far up in the clouds adding features to language that mostly only help them to write less embarrasing standard library code,
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by 112233 2y ago
> Modern C++ provides all the tools to build an alternative standard library from the ground up with most behaviors and interactions being defined and safe. It also goes to a great lenght to embed standard library into base language as d
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by 112233 2y ago
I translated the following message from russian to english by replacing letters (and skipping those that have no replacement in my translator). In upcoming versions, I will improve the english grammar of the results: Nelz sobrat samolet iz
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by 112233 2y ago
Are there any example videos how this works? From looking at the source in repository, this is not sign language. The best way to describe this thing I can come up is implementing thanslation from, say, chinese to finnish using a single pas
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by 112233 2y ago
> any unchecked array or pointer dereference is a potential security risk. I take exception to this. Of course if I write once-test never, copying from google results and trying to hit jira metrics, then any safety feature in the languag
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by 112233 2y ago
https://cs.stanford.edu/~knuth/papers/cvm-note.pdf note how "u"s are selected every time value is not in a list. I don't read it as being a hash.
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by 112233 2y ago
After skimming Knuth's paper — does the algorithm work if values are hashed, that is, the "uniform deviate" is selected deterministically for each unique value of the stream?
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by 112233 2y ago
tbh, the title (and introduction) did a lot to dissuade me from finishing the (really good) article. It was actually informative, why dress it as a SEO blogspam?
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by 112233 2y ago
Which good system are you referring to?
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by 112233 2y ago
Definition of inline members definitely does not have to appear with declaration (and usually does not for legibility reasons). struct X { inline void f(); }; is a perfectly valid inline.
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by 112233 2y ago
What do you mean 90s! Here's one this year's winning 32 byte demo from rrrola: https://parkertomatoes.github.io/demo-parade/?which=96021 Here's one this year's winning 256 byte demo being presented:
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by 112233 2y ago
real nice! As expected, puls by rrrola barely crawls on the dos emulator (raymarching parametric surfaces in 256b, what do i expext) What about those demos that play MIDI?
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by 112233 2y ago
Everything mentions how much money it costs to build these things. Are there any sources or estimates on cost of maintaining them? E.g. how much a year it costs for Dubai to not shut down?
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by 112233 3y ago
Taskbar app by farmerbb
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by 112233 3y ago
Even with a single mac, external drive is much cheaper and not much slower than built-in storage, and most importantly can be used to boot macos from it. Meaning, if your mac dies, you plug that drive into another mac and continue working
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by 112233 3y ago
I still have not found a mail client that handles large (1M+) mailboxes as well as Opera 12 did. It even had an instant indexed fulltext search. I remember thunderbird getting ill while importing kernel mailing list archives. Is there anyth
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by 112233 3y ago
Maybe? It feels strange to be able to order computers (and everything else) from Aliexpress, but have a company that ships to half of EU, but not to the other half of EU.
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by 112233 3y ago
Franework probably is ok if you can buy it. From their site: " If you are purchasing Framework products from a EU country outside of that list, you can still place an order shipping to one of the EU countries on the list, but you will
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by 112233 3y ago
Currently my "sensitive files" setup is a Pixel 8 with graphene, plugged into dock. A bit clunky (waiting for the desktop mode improvements), but not a bad security compromise.
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by 112233 3y ago
Well, sorry, I mean, reading comments here and reading advice on QubesOS — they speak about airgapped systems, evil maid attacks, government vans that remotely snoop any computer etc. You don't need QubesOS to protect from known exploi
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by 112233 3y ago
I was using Qubes, but not for security — their backup/restore is like nothing else.
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by 112233 3y ago
Where can I read how Qubes protects itself from any possible interference from Intel ME, which would be a low bar for a level of security users of Qubes aim for?
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by 112233 3y ago
Just to comment on this point: > Enforcing safety seems like the right call It certainly is, however it is hard to argue this point while looking at other more or less recent features: string_view is basically a fancy "char *",
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by 112233 3y ago
Yeah. Anyone knows how much of that opera is left over in the current opera?
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by 112233 3y ago
You probably remember this: https://petapixel.com/2020/08/17/gigapixel-ai-accidentally-a...

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