NekkoDroid

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by NekkoDroid 8d ago
I assume they mean that it is all already automated in the utopian society. And I would kinda agree that that would be utopian. But sadly we live in the real world where greed rules pretty much everything, meaning that it will remain an uno
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by NekkoDroid 8d ago
I've got 2 links permanently in my bio on Discord. One being this and the other being https://dontasktoask.com/ . While the second one is more something that would happen in public channels, it is always handy to have t
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by NekkoDroid 13d ago
Snaps is a sure-fire way to only get used on Ubuntu. So that would be worse than distributing .rpm/.deb.
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by NekkoDroid 14d ago
On Firefox, while F12 is intercepted you can still open it with Ctrl+Shift+E
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by NekkoDroid 16d ago
Overwatch (as a game and as a franchise) was just straight up killed by Bobby Kotick (intentionally, and slightly unintentionally by Jeff Kaplan wanting to still build Project Titan). Since OW2 under MS its been back to being a fine game.
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by NekkoDroid 16d ago
> What does it say about Nix, when a barely one-year old Omarchy is already more popular than it, and growing really fast? Nothing really. Popularity does not mean quality. Some of the most popular items on the planet are complete dogshi
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by NekkoDroid 16d ago
> I am in your car. I am in your maps, This reminds me of the "I am in your walls" meme, just so much more creepy. I really hate vehicles. But I especially hate those that aren't able to be change to an entirely local mode
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by NekkoDroid 18d ago
> I’m surprised that there’s no domestic chip production either, we don’t have our own CPUs or GPUs, meanwhile China is spinning up manufacturing so they don’t have to work around the Nvidia export restrictions as much. I haven't he
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by NekkoDroid 18d ago
I personally am of the opinion that both make sense and should exist. Extensions are for a first pass filtering/displaying, while magic bytes should be the source of truth, which is extra important when parsing a file anyway. Linux&#x2
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by NekkoDroid 20d ago
What did they actually do to kill it? The 2 quotes just say "they killed it", but the way I read it having followed most linux stuff is just they are finally happy that they were able to "kill X.Org" in RHEL by being abl
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by NekkoDroid 22d ago
To be fair, wasn't the Deepseek one just "escaped its sandbox and looked up the solutions on github"?
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by NekkoDroid 26d ago
You do need some root process to be able to write the updated kernel image to a root owned directory. On macos that is presumably their update daemon, while on something like ParticleOS[0] IIRC it is the systemd-sysupdated daemon, though I
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by NekkoDroid 26d ago
I do know some of the arch maintainers (e.g. dvzrv IIRC) are working on build infrastructure that would completely automate the build process and HSM signing to separate read-only images on build servers[0, 1, 2]. I haven't heard about
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by NekkoDroid 28d ago
Is this some joke I am missing? Cuz their comment is just the entire title of the article since it was cut off in the post.
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by NekkoDroid 29d ago
From my knowledge its a yes and no. One of the "benefits" of bwrap was that it was a SUID binary and thus maximised compatibility with systems that disabled unprivileged user namespaces. With that barrier gone you can implement a
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by NekkoDroid 29d ago
> What stops the OS from granting access to read the directory structure by default, but not read/write its contents? It’s imperfect, but better than the alternative. Not much, it is entirely possible to do. But it also does have se
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
Its a reference to the first Shrek movie, where Lord Farquaad (yes, word play on fuckwad) says "Some of you may die... but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make"
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
They should have made `std::bitset<std::dynamic_extent>` what todays `std::vector<bool>` is (actually maybe not, `std::bitset` is fixed sized, just compile time fixed size). While at it also make `std::array<std::dynamic_exte
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
Doesn't Claude say its Deepseek when asked in Chinese? I remember there being posts about that a while ago.
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
Every time I OOM on Windows my Laptop just becomes completely unresponsive excluding the hardware cursor (it is the only thing still movable, everything else is frozen in time), ctrl-alt-del does fuck all until the system becomes responsive
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
I don't know about that specific optimisation, but I remember Helldivers 2 did drop support for loading from HDDs, which allowed them to deduplicate assets bringing the game down from what I remember like 120GB to somewhere round 30GB.
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
For me Windows becomes unusable as soon as any of my drives is being hammered, including when it is swapping, but not limited to it.
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by NekkoDroid 1mo ago
> Although presumably this only applies to a small fraction of the VRAM? They did mention they saw 4GiB of eviction for a single 32MiB scan out image. So while I would call the image allocation small, it seems to cause an avalanche of ev
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
> They're being put on things like the MI350X. Maybe we can get a few MI350P's out of that then :) Surely it will be easy to do :clueless: On a more serious note, I do wonder if it would theoretically be possible to put HBM on
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
> You probably want to have milk one year from now. That doesn't mean you keep a jug/carton of milk for a year. That way, you'd really only reduce the chance, taking space from something valid. I always crave milk. That is
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
> If GAO was half serious, it'd have set an expiry date on itself. While I get where you are coming from, but the government isn't just a static thing that once you've done something it will stay like that. New procedures
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
"For legal reasons my lawyer has advised me to call the criminals"
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
> A light switch not working for 30 seconds, or a door not opening for 30 seconds I dunno if its just me, but having a manual override for such important/basic stuff is kind of a must for me. As much as I enjoy smart home stuff, hav
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
I personally run the Q6 quant on my RX 9070 XT (16GB VRAM). On r/LocalLlama there was a post recently as well, which talked about the degradation of different quants (for the 27B version)[0] [0]: https://www.reddit.com/
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by NekkoDroid 2mo ago
I am getting ~13-15 tps with my 9070XT for the 27B (~35tps for the 35B-A3B), but I think for me the main bottleneck is the 64gb of DDR4 3600 memory. What kinda speeds are you getting with what speed of DDR5?

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