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by Asmod4n 5mo ago
Afaik the hardware supports it for a while now, but there is no firmware to expose the functionality.
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by Asmod4n 5mo ago
No WiFi cards for pcs support it.
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by Asmod4n 5mo ago
There is an open standard for that which is included in Apple devices since the iPhone 15. google implements it since the pixel 3. It’s called NAN. There are no WiFi cards available for consumers to buy which expose that as part of their fi
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
He has been using it for quite a long time for mruby already. For Ruby and c development it’s the best llm we got right now, the others lag behind by a lot sadly. With openAI it’s so bad for my usecase it’s basically unusable.
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
That’s surely bounded now much it can show, so an attacker can just fill it up till the api throws an error
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
In the python eco system you can just replace CUDA with DirectML in at least one popular framework and it just runs. You are limited to windows then though.
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
Have gone back to Linux after 23 years, Ive only had to go to the console once to make all hardware of my framework 12 work since i chose to use a non supported distro. That's definitely a breath of fresh air compared to the old times,
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
Defender warns you this happened.
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
I’ve tried to use Claude code for a month now. It has a 100% failure rate so far. Comparing that to create a project and just chat with it solves nearly everything I have thrown at it so far. That’s with a pro plan and using sonnet since op
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
ish runs a full blown x86 alpine linux distro.
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
With truffle Ruby you don’t have to rewrite anything: Ruby code gets way faster and so does c code.
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
When asking it to write a http library which can decode/parse/encode all three versions of it the usage limit of the day gets hit with one sentence. In the pro plan. Even when you hand it a library which does hpack/huffmann.
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
Someone measured how this reduced token efficiency, spoilers: efficiency is highest without any instructions. https://github.com/drona23/claude-token-efficient/issues/1
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
Bloomberg has a clang implementation of reflection: https://github.com/bloomberg/clang-p2996 It has been on compiler explorer for a while This has been used to add reflection to simdjson
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by Asmod4n 6mo ago
You could just take simdjson, use its ondemand api and then navigate it with .at_path(_with_wildcard) ( https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson/blob/master/doc/basics.... ) The whole tool would be like a
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
Windows before NT is just a dos app, and dosbox(-x) can play all windows games up to those which require ME.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
Then you can use dosbox-x which can run any non nt windows version and has support for 3d acceleration
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
Will be removed from the next release. Then you can’t connect to your own exchange server anymore and are forced into 365 when you want a desktop app.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
You mean dos games, just run them under a dos emulator then.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
The temps don’t affect your range that much, it’s mostly the tires. I got a heat pump and using the heater or AC only needs around 1 kWh during the winter or when it’s hot. But winter tires increase the power consumption by 30%, just like w
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
Seams to be a non issue in the south, I can charge near my house, everywhere I have to do something and at work. Aka, every super market has at least one charger. Most parking spaces have 2-3 chargers. From various vendors. Some even for le
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
Depends on the field you are in. There are jobs where you can’t get apps that run on anything but windows.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
The cost of using a textual format is that floats become so slow to parse, that it’s a factor of over 14 times slower than parsing a normal integer. Even with the fastest simd algos we have right now.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
There is no taste difference, it’s just cheaper to produce since you can skip heating it for a few minutes.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
Apple already sells that, it’s called MacBook Air.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
law enforcement.
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
you could sell physical items at any store where you have to show your ID and you get one for the age group you are. that kills two birds with one stone, you can then show everywhere online you are human and how old you are without the serv
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
So some future generations might get 23 hour days? That’s gonna be an interesting problem to solve for calendar implementations
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
I’ve written a CBOR implementation as a mruby c extension in an afternoon and am about to officially release it soon. It’s my first project where I’ve worked with claude: https://github.com/Asmod4n/mruby-cbor
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by Asmod4n 7mo ago
So you get the sunlight when you are about to go to sleep and none when you wake up. That doesn’t sound healthy.

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