NekkoDroid

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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
> this way i don't have to use root when building `makepkg` will actively refuse to run if you are invoking it as root (unless you specifically invoke it with something like `env EUID=123 makepkg ...`). > and can have program ins
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
GP was talking about why Arch isn't used in enterprise, not what happened in the post.
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
How many of the LPE would rust even fix? They mostly seem logical errors and not memory or threading related race conditions to me.
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
I don't have any evidence for my theory, but I assume it is because arguments are processed mostly on the function side instead of the call site. My assumption just makes sense when all the function really gets is "a list of posit
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
> Steam's UI is so slow to react due to its web roots I actually wouldn't blame the web roots. Battle.net is also a CEF based launcher and it feels so much more snappy compared to Steam. For some reason Steam just feels really
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
Default arguments are only evaluated once and assigned the same instance to every call that doesn't specify that argument. So when you assign a new list as a default argument and then append to that list, the next call will already hav
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
Yea, but remove any one of the extensions and you have a distinct arch with a name that is basically just as confusing. The point I wanted to make is that nowadays a lot of the extensions do not have such a nice (semi) easy to remember name
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
Which most people as a matter of fact don't use. A majority of people with laptop have separate memory pools and the VRAM of them is nowhere near that and even on most gaming laptops you aren't getting 16GB VRAM.
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
I see you are unfamiliar with `rv64mafdcbvh_zicsr_zicntr_zihpm_ziccif_ziccrse_ziccrse_ziccamoa_zicclsm_za64rs_zihintpause_zic64b_zicbom_zicbop_zicboz_zfhmin_zkt_zihintntl_zicond_zimop_zcmop_zcb_zfa_zawrs_supm_svade_ssccptr_sstvecd_sstvala_s
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
I think you are mixing up RAM and VRAM.
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
https://systemd.io/MEMORY_PRESSURE/
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by NekkoDroid 4mo ago
> Hasn't everything DeepSeek and Alibaba created thus far been distilled from the results of many, many accounts logging into Claude and ChatGPT? I doubt it is really any different to what the US labs do [1]. I never really bought t
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
> Honestly, I hate Pam. It's one of the few pieces of software on Linux that desperately needs a replacement that isn't just a clone of the original. There were some discussions in systemd[1] about a protocol that would in futu
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
Why you aren't entirely incorrect, I would argue you also aren't entirely correct. With Vulkan the hard part isn't the typing, it's the understanding and figuring out an abstraction that suits you/your project that
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
I very much like the definition of slop that is SoulLess OutPut
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
> Only if you configure it like that It is the default (unless they changed it in the last 2 years or so). I know for a fact that my PC and Laptop don't ask for my password and I know for a fact that I reinstalled Windows on my lapt
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
From what I gather, NT does a lot of things right, just the stuff ontop is what is dragging it down.
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
That emoji is about as appropriate as can be. It is an important disclaimer that is very useful to know, which would else easily be missed if just flying over the text (as I tend to do, to check if the outline is interesting enought for me
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
Are any of the things being worked on in the scope of this grant reusable outside of KDE? From the post itself it seems mostly just directly KDE stuff (instead of possibly imporving some "more foundational" thing, e.g. some kernel
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
Repository is 2 weeks old. With almost 1k stars and 100 forks. This just reeks of astroturfing and bought (or at least gamed) metrics.
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
> A significant portion of the tech industry is rapidly becoming conservative. I think it has less to do with being more conservative and more to do with not losing one of the few remaining ways to see the personality of other tech peopl
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
> That’s also an algorithm. An unsophisticated one, but an algorithm nonetheless. The problem always has been "(personalized) opaque algorithms". Time sorted by followers isn't really opaque, nor is "sorted by likes&q
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
While I wish every language had them in a way, they do tend to enshrine the argument names in the ABI, so now you can't change those in public APIs. (Main reason I think it shouldn't be part of the ABI is because I think only the
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
Type2 loader entries are just UKIs[1]. I don't know what you are implying with "systemd-boot's automatic sourcing of UKIs isn't a BLS thing"? Any way I try to interpret it, neither would the Type1 entries fall under
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
> BLS means many config files instead of one Which ones? If you want to all you need is a single UKI in /EFI/Linux and everything is synthesized from that.
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
This... doesn't make sense. Why would they use a quantized model when load is low and the full model when load is high???
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by NekkoDroid 5mo ago
> You can't claim to be fighting against the same system that you use to make millions. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/we-should-improve-society-som... There really is no winning when you become famous. When pe
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
I also doubt above 10G will be seen at least on consumer grade hardware, but until we start seeing SFP+ or similar on consumer hardware (and not just enthusiast and server hardware) there is a realistic chance. But that is so far out in the
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Yea, I know what the parts individually mean. I just meant as a whole it just seemed so obsurd.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> Fiber is cheap enough too if you want some 10Gb devices. The problem with Fiber for now will remain that so few consumer devices can actually connect to it without first converting to RJ45. You are p much limited to some enthusiast net

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