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by 3np 2y ago
You know you could drop a recommendation without being so damn submissive of OP. Let a thousand alternative clients bloom.
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by 3np 2y ago
Aside: I see you're using Ventoy. I'm wary about the supply-chain security there. Check out this GH issue. Be safe. https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/2795 https://lemmy.world/p
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by 3np 2y ago
Am I missing something, or where is the actual prompt given to Claude to trigger navigation to the page? Seems like the most interesting detail was left out of the article. If the prompt said something along the lines of "Claude, navig
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by 3np 2y ago
I fail to see the fundamental difference with Linux you're talking about. Typically adding a user to the sudo/wheel group mean precisely that they can run whatever as the superuser (root). Once you're root, Bob's your un
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by 3np 2y ago
Why wouldn't you take the complexity and performance hit involved once at buildtime rather than offloading it to the client at runtime? If you read the original slides from the proposers, they're presenting a framing where there i
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by 3np 2y ago
This stood out to me as well. Proper decimal type would be my #1 missing language feature, seconded by a standardized runtime implementation of the same.
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by 3np 2y ago
I challenge you to tear down Monero.
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by 3np 2y ago
I think it's safe to put arbitrary data in DynamoDB (just use the proper API instead of concatenating it directly into a command string...) It's the systems interacting with it you have to be careful about. In general, there is no
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by 3np 2y ago
Similarly, how having systemd-resolved running overrides /etc/resolv.conf. Pretty annoying.
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by 3np 2y ago
Amazing, thank you!
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by 3np 2y ago
It's a valid concern. Especially if you use the same BW for password and TOTP for the same service, you've effectively reduced 2 factors to 1. If you really must sync both your TOTP secrets and your passwords, those should be comp
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by 3np 2y ago
Choosing GPL over AGPL for this kind of project combined with the previous recent CTO messaging is very telling if you consider the architecture of the software(s).
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by 3np 2y ago
Those sentiment-analysis comments ("HN hates X", "it's sad people have to be so negative") really irk me. Likely thousands of HNers viewed the link. 100+ upvoted. A couple of random accounts (individual(s)? bots?) l
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by 3np 2y ago
Would be curious to hear if anyone actually did (or attempted) this and have results to share. I know I have experienced VPN leaks on Android (not the one they publically fixed as it was after). A second layer wouldn't fix that properl
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by 3np 2y ago
The situation has indeed improved and things have gotten smoother over the past few years IME! (AMD) If you run multiple GPUs (so one for your GUI and the rest for whatever else you want to do), PCIe passthrough for the latter is pretty str
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by 3np 2y ago
The issue is not that one of a binary blob, it's one of licensing.
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by 3np 2y ago
What I find confusing with people raving about it as something different is the considering the following scenario: refactor/a # should be merged as independent PR feature/a-b # depends on a; should be merged independen
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by 3np 2y ago
Rather, to obscure exactly that.
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by 3np 2y ago
So, we are acknowledging that there exist parallel non-overlaping equally valid notions and definitions of science. Menawhile, you seem pretty hung up on the "In Science, nothing can be proven" part of a whole long argument as to
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by 3np 2y ago
> successfully sued as per Yuzu. "Successfully" as in the devs folded before it went even close to court. Of course the use and development of the emulator continue under new names by new people - just not on GitHub or GitLab..
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by 3np 2y ago
I mean... Consider this school of thought: My school burned down last week. The one where I went to elementary school. A strawberry is not botanically a berry. A peanut is not a nut. A tomato is either a fruit or a vegetable. Nobody thinks
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by 3np 2y ago
Also: Sign in on gitlab.com is broken for me on Tor Browser because of an infinite "Verify you are human" refresh/redirect loop...
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by 3np 2y ago
Just cursory looking at Jax, it does feel like >95% of the "everyone excited about Jax" people would get >95% of the performance win for 5% of the increased complexity by using Cython instead...
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by 3np 2y ago
No, really... Flat Earth would be BSV. BCH is more like JW "truthers" or something.
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by 3np 2y ago
Yeah. I have to stay conscious of resource usage and can't run all the stuff I'd really want (which TBF is a bit) at 32.
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by 3np 2y ago
It depends on how you use it. The more you leverage its strengths (by splitting out AppVMs), the larger the overhead in memory and CPU. I've run through a few QubesOS installations over the years and would say for me it's ~2x memo
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by 3np 2y ago
Tor Browser, not Tor. Features last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41796030
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by 3np 2y ago
One piece of advice: Regardless how you do your bridging, I advice to abandon "the holy grail" of single-account-and-app-for-all-your-chat-networks, at least initially. What I mean by this is that if you bridge using Matrix while
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by 3np 2y ago
That's quite an overloaded name... Good luck with SEO for "how do i run arch on linux?" :p
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by 3np 2y ago
Electrician. Firefighter. Head of legal.

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