Levitating

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by Levitating 4mo ago
It's also convenient since they're now facing multiple anti-trust lawsuits.[1] [1]: https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/dutch-non-profit-set...
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by Levitating 4mo ago
> For the inevitable minisforum machines comparisons It appears the Steam Machine is much more powerful than what a typical mini desktop pc would offer, while staying cool and quiet. Gamers Nexus review: https://youtu.be/
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by Levitating 4mo ago
gstreamer is not that complicated
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by Levitating 4mo ago
> SELinux's UX was significantly improved many years later in what way?
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Lack of development. Federation is really complicated, but Forgejo has some foundation now (you can federate stars). It will likely require some grant money to become usable.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Forgejo is mentioned, but its federation goals aren't. I guess the author isn't aware of them. https://forgefed.org/
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by Levitating 4mo ago
For development work you could try using toolbx or distrobox. You can also use Nix or Homebrew to install additional software.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
pygtk requires GTK, this library works with any rendering library that can draw rectangles and text
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Humans can do lots of things, I don't see how that's relevant. This post is about AI progress.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Many libraries now support AccessKit.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
GPUI is developed alongside Zed and thus features that aren't useful for Zed are sometimes left behind. I think there was a community fork recently that tried to tend to these concerns. It's not a bad thing per se, but its worth m
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Qt already has really good binding, see Pyside6 for instance. GTK similarly through introspection. Not sure why you want to build desktop GUIs using web tech though.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Building a GUI framework in Rust comes with certain challenges. Ralph Levien, author of druid and xilem made some good posts about it. I'll link one here. https://raphlinus.github.io/rust/gui/2022/07&#x2F
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Rust doesn't play well with traditional frameworks but works fairly well with Elm and immediate mode.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
I think is an important point, and I don't see it mentioned in the article or the paper (though I skimmed the latter). They are aware of what they are and how they are used. They're told to act as AI assistants. And there's t
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Why do people think this is the future? Anthropic has the leading model, and so they're able to hold back functionality. They do so with obvious regards to safety. If anything a future with models of such capabilities and no safeguards
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by Levitating 4mo ago
> I was only saying that I don't think the Radxa products' pricing are demonstrating anything too shocking about the Rpi products' pricing. I agree it's not too shocking, I think prices have increased everywhere inclu
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Even using algolia, I don't see a way to generate a list in this exact format. I think ChrisMarshallNY is right, dang has access to eldritch powers.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Thank you!!!
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by Levitating 4mo ago
> The SDCS is only possible if keys are allowed to become infinite, or the data store is allowed to become infinite (...) This would, of course, make the idea useless. But Pi is infinite. And thus this genius contraption will work as l
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Even then I don't see a direct way to extract a list like this.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
> Since the file is 128 bits long, one would expect this place to be around the 2*128th bit. > Calculate the number of bits to encode that value using log2(938933556), which is ~29.8 Can someone explain these two statements to me?
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by Levitating 4mo ago
How are you generating these lists
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by Levitating 4mo ago
But ram prices don't scale linearly. The 4Gb variant of RPi5 is $130. Radxa does have a 16Gb board[1] on pre-order, coming in at $329. Though the Dragon Q8B appears to be quite a bit more capable. [1]: https://arace.tech&#x2
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Yet the Radxa Rock 4d[1] has 4Gb and is selling for 69 dollars. [1]: https://arace.tech/products/radxa-rock-4d
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by Levitating 4mo ago
I really don't know who this is targeted at. As a development board these are extremely expensive and as a mini computer you're far better off with something N100 based or similar. What market is this trying to compete in?
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Search arace.tech for Radxa or Milk-V boards.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
absolutely genius
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by Levitating 4mo ago
The Atlantic has two[1][2] rather good articles on the topic. [1]: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2020/05/flesh-ea... [2]: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive&#x
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by Levitating 4mo ago
I always thought I was just imagine a pause at the full minute.

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