Arcuru

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by Arcuru 2y ago
The main blocker is the requirement for TPM 2.0. It requires a minimum chipset (motherboard) version, which is only compatible with a minimum CPU generation. I'm not sure how much is implemented on the CPU die vs the mobo chipset, but
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Has anyone figured out how many devices are still running Windows that can't upgrade to 11? The oldest Intel CPUs supported were released in 2017.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I started by looking into LLMs outside of ChatGPT (self-hosting ollama, API services, etc.) I got annoyed that they all had their own 'chat' interface, or that all the chat interfaces were some bad rebuild of a chat application. S
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I host a number of services on a cloud server, but my website is still just using a static site with Cloudflare pages. If you just need a static site they are so simple to setup it's not been worth it to bother hosting myself.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Is there a way to get a monthly/weekly/whatever announcement of just the new gTLDs coming out? I have never been able to find a method other than manually checking on ICANN.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
You have to implement the C version manually, so it's not that odd you'd need to do the same for Rust? You've described, basically, a custom type that is 8 Options<u8>s. If you start caring about performance you'll
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Show HN: Pok'em – Send Matrix messages with HTTP requests(github.com)
1 points by Arcuru 2y ago|0 comments
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Openrouter lists several options: https://openrouter.ai/models/mistralai/mixtral-8x22b
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Chaz: An LLM <-> Matrix Chatbot(jackson.dev)
1 points by Arcuru 3y ago|0 comments
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Easier setup and management.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Does Hyprland still set the default wallpaper to randomly show their favorite anime girl?
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by Arcuru 3y ago
What's crazy is that the landing page doesn't even mention Mac at all. I'm getting very annoyed by things that don't mention they only work on Mac until you go to install them.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
The highest density hard drives have 10 platters[1], storing about 2.2TB each. So if they're talking density in terms of bytes per square cm, 24 is probably reasonable. HDD platters are certainly smaller than DVD-size, and the 24x clai
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by Arcuru 3y ago
The only downside is that fish has no way to allow atuin to override the autosuggestions as you type. We can get that in zsh but fish doesn't expose that.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
If you're comfortable with shell scripting, you can get that today. There's code for a number of shells in this issue https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin/issues/798 Adding it to Atuin will take a bit o
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I've now explained in that issue why it's broken, why it's probably unfixable for atuin, but why replacing fc with an equivalent feature in atuin sounds pretty doable. Feel free to open a feature request before I do.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
No. That's not how that works.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc - "CLI tool and python library that converts the output of popular command-line tools, file-types, and common strings to JSON, YAML, or Dictionaries. This allows piping of outp
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I used to use this, but it won't work if you want to share the script with someone who doesn't use Nix. My preferred option recently has been to detect the presence of Nix in the shell script, and if so just rerun the script with
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by Arcuru 3y ago
In most shells, you can just add those entries as shell completions to `cd` or `z`. In fish for example, it's as easy as the following (using zoxide query) complete -c z -f -k -a "(zoxide query -l)"
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by Arcuru 3y ago
That's how the article above does it for some reason, so it is consistent but I agree it makes no sense.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
+1 to this recommendation. Everyone likes to point to ‘just’ as a makefile replacement, but having tried both I slightly prefer Task.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
There are quite a few issues that they've stopped fixing in the Element app in favor of doing it in Element X, the one I've been following is where the iOS app causes a breakage in E2EE when you use the share extension, so they ju
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I know it's off-topic, but I can't help noticing Financial Times pricing model. It's $1 for 4 weeks, $69 a month for digital, but also $99 a year for print and digital? That's a wild pricing model. I long for the day tha
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I agree, I used a high end Chromebook/Chromebox for several years as my local dev machine (for corp work) and it worked flawlessly. It was one of the sleekest developer experiences I've ever had. I use an obnoxiously custom Linux
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by Arcuru 3y ago
The clock does wrap around at the top, but the problem comes about when the smallest hand gets to the bottom (the value 0x80). Flipping it would be confusing as that would make the 0x00000000 position be at the bottom. The 2038 problem come
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Green threads sort of pretend to be threads, they aren't really the same thing. So the short answer is yes there is a fundamental limitation. The largest performance difference is probably that real threads must have a larger startup c
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Because the Github post is the original source. The HN submission should be to the original source and a link to the "interesting comment(er)s" on Twitter could be in the comments here.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
There is, but it's only in unstable. It hasn't been backported to 23.05.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Wow, that's really annoying. I pay for a year at a time for ease of use since they wouldn't save payment info when using port forwarding. And now since I last bought a years worth in May they turned off port forwarding and now mak

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