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6mo ago
Too bad my Mac is company owned, maybe I'd use it in a "laptop mode" more if it didn't slit wrists.
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6mo ago
The only time I used -march=native was for a university assignment which was built and evaluated on the same server, and it allowed juicing an extra bit of performance. Using it basically means locking the program to the current CPU only. H
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7mo ago
I "detect" them through overuse of some patterns, like "It's not X. It's Y." This is an artifact of the default LLM writing style, cross-poisoned through training on outputs -- not an "universal" prop
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7mo ago
Kodi is super complex. The last straw was me wanting to launch Dolphin games from the UI and not being able to figure it out. My custom media center is basically just a glorified 10ft-UI file browser. Opens media files in mpv (with some ext
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7mo ago
To complicate it further, ADK is quite "early" in development, but it's a fusion-fork of two more mature projects: Red Hat's Kagenti, and Linux Foundation's (orig. IBM) Agent Stack ( https://github.com
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7mo ago
I know which card. We were all there. Are the odds wrong? "Nope!"
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7mo ago
I used LÖVE to build a simple Kodi alternative for my home media center setup. My first attempt was using Electron but rewriting to LÖVE meant much simpler code (turns out manually calculating coordinates is simpler than fighting CSS) and l
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7mo ago
You mention thinking tokens as a side note, but their existence invalidates your whole point. Virtually all modern LLMs use thinking tokens.
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7mo ago
I wonder if I would have been saved by my absolute disdain for installing anything Microsoft Teams-related on my computer. The web version works fine , thanks. Up to usual Microsoft Teams standards
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7mo ago
This is about durable execution -- being able to resume execution "from the middle", which is often done by executing from the beginning but skipping external calls. Second time around, the I/O is exactly replayed from stored
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7mo ago
Actually I can, it's open source: https://github.com/kagenti/adk It's an agent development platform. It needs MicroShift, which is notoriously not easy to run locally -- ADK makes it simple by using a prebuil
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7mo ago
Windows: Over-commercialization (account requirement, OneDrive upsells, ads in Start menu, Copilots everywhere). Runner up: bad performance. Linux: Absence of a strong, universally recommendable distro. Ubuntu pushes Snap which has all kind
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Show HN: Locki – AI sandboxing for real-world projects
(github.com)
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7mo ago
Depends on the context. I'd trust the lady giving free candy samples in a candy store. The incentive is clear here, too: RISC-V needs adoption.
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7mo ago
That's consistent with /loop command.
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7mo ago
Did anyone read the homepage? This is hilarious. > The State of Utopia is an AI-governed nation with two goals: > 1. ~~Improve the family relationship between its founders Ella and Robert so they can live together as a happy family.
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7mo ago
Joining the big umbrella, eh?
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7mo ago
FYI macOS now natively has edge snap, half-half tiling with draggable divider that resizes both windows, and even tiling options similar to Windows except a bit less options (e.g. no thirds) -- ok for a laptop screen, ultrawide monitors ben
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7mo ago
Is it just me or is this full of LLMisms? Threes, "not X, Y", etc.
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7mo ago
Why do you want to root? I didn't really feel the need for the past few years.
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You totally can, I used Karabiner-Elements to switch command (behaves like ctrl), option (behaves like alt) and control (behaves ~ like super and like control in terminal) to their usual positions. (You could do this even with bare system s
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7mo ago
Curiously this is missing IS_SANDBOX=1 (allows running as root)
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7mo ago
Printing is possible on mobile, but I wouldn't go as far to say that it "works": https://ctrlv.link/8CWy
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Don't forget to add "IS_SANDBOX=1", otherwise --dangerously-skip-permissions will refuse to operate as root (in VMs and such).
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There's https://kinto.sh/ you can install on any distro. For visual similarity, GNOME is already quite Mac-ish, but there are distros like elementaryOS that go further by e.g. moving window controls to the left side.
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7mo ago
I tried opening my profile and got > Error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'replace') ...this might need a bit more time in the oven
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7mo ago
So magit is also in breach?
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7mo ago
We're getting vibecoded Linux distros now?
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7mo ago
MOS is free, but Mac Mouse Fix lets you perform some touch gestures with a mouse (e.g. switching virtual desktops). But yeah, look at how the official Apple mouse looks, they have terrible support for "normal" ones.
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7mo ago
Having the default "midnight" be something like 3AM would get you 90% there without any UI changes
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