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by LeFantome 5mo ago
Docker relies fundamentally on the Linux kernel. Since macOS does not have a Linux kernel, you have to run Linux in a VM first and then run Docker on top of that. So, you may get filesystem access inside the VM. Breaking out of the VM may b
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
Safety meeting. Nobody works, nobody gets hurt.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
The fact that Docker is unsafe was one of the core motivations for Podman.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
AI does not need a “desktop” at all for itself. So, what this article is talking about is AI driven user assistance on the desktop. And, for that, the limiting factor is what desktop the user wants to use.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
If so, us-east-1 may be over 1000 acres of floor space. For comparison, Disney World is 600 acres and Central Park is about 850.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
us-east-1 is a region. That means that it is 3 to 6 “availability zones” within a 100 km or so. Each of these availability zones consists of a cluster of data centers. Each cluster is perhaps 3-5 that are a few km from each other. The data
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
“Compoision”. A typo I know but it would be a word describing what goes wrong with class hierarchies.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
I imagine the issue is not having hardware to test. Or, at least, not having a test environment for that hardware. Probably the only hardware they tested for this article was the K3 and the only recent test results they had that were slow e
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
Haiku is surprisingly usable in practice with Firefox, Falkon, and other browsers available. LibreOffice is there too. There are not that many native applications. But there are a number of GTK and Qt apps that have been ported (like GIMP).
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
I imagine he means it was fixed in macOS.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
This global tax will be Trump’s legacy. It will be what the world knows him for generations after he is gone.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
It is ok to work somewhere that does not use git. But how do you not figure out how to do the basics given 30 mins and an Internet connection?
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
Five different cores, all described by the same identical 5 bullet points. What does "SPEC2006 Compliant" even mean?
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
The performance gap will likely close as Chinese hardware improves. This is happening very rapidly. Already DeepSeek v4 is being hosted on Huawei Ascend 950. What do you think those cost relative to NVIDIA gear?
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
Good luck banning Open Source models. Not only that but other countries are very unlikely to follow suit, so it is just a straight-up productivity tax on the US.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
Louis Rossmann Is directly related to FUTO and has passionately advocated for them. Ladybird has taken sponsorship money from FUTO and claims publicly that sponsorship provides no influence.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
There are lots of C++ browsers, including Chromium. Happy to see Ladybird using the best tools. The RegEx and JavaScript interpreters are great places to use Rust for security reasons.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
By “close relationship”, I assume you mean that FUTO is a financial sponsor. Ladybird has been pretty clear that they will accept money from pretty much anybody but that funding will not provide influence. I mean, they mostly make sure spon
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
I love SerenityOS too but it has totally lost momentum since Andreas left. And ladybird does not even support SerenityOS anymore.
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by LeFantome 5mo ago
They block all ads in current builds. Probably mostly more performance and to create more consistency when testing a website (not having to worry about errors from lots of low quality JavaScript in the ads). I think they have dark mode alre
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
Quite recently, Ladybird started reporting itself as Chrome for exactly this reason.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
YouTube works in Ladybird. Most things do. Biggest problem other than speed is that a lot of the “verify you are a human” checks do not work with it.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
How are these still so slow?
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
The release of the first RVA23 capable platform is a watershed moment in computing history, and not a single comment on Hacker News. Incredible.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
They have open sourced a few versions of DOS, including 4.0 I believe. This is just the latest. For me, DOS 5.0 was the best. Would love to see that. And of course we have both FreeDOS and SvarDOS now.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
On the home page it says "Open Source Continuous Inference Benchmark Trusted by GigaWatt Token Factories" I think that is pretty self-explanatory. Do you understand the word benchmark?
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
Now USMCA (if you are American) or CUSMA (if you are Canadian) or T-MEC (if you are Mexican). Canadian United States Mexico Agreement. It is up for review July 1st I believe.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
There is no continent called “America”.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
The “new” way is plasma drilling.
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by LeFantome 6mo ago
If I did not know better, I would assume you did not know about the government murdering its own citizens and/or buying plane tickets for citizens to countries that have never been their homes. Did I miss the uprising?

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