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1y ago
that's exactly why Intel proposed x86S that's basically x86 without 16 and 32 bit support, no real mode etc. CPU starts initialized in 64bit without all that legacy crap. that's IMO great idea. I think every few decades we ne
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1y ago
this isn't explicitly stated but from context I understand that this is just DNS block. so using vpn provider with some other DNS provider should be enough there is also tor that is free and cannot be controlled in this way
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1y ago
I'm curious what how big is latency tradeoff. I know assumption here is that it does not matter in those use cases but what order of magnitude it is? 10x? 100x? this is important for usage in "soft realtime" application, wher
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1y ago
next year maybe? they they so not have year in version so they will need to bump the number make sure you can just sort by name
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1y ago
in my experience this highly depends case by case. For some cases Gemini crushed my problem, but in next one stuck and couldn't figure out simple bug. the same with o3 and sonnet (I didn't tested 4.0 much yet to have opinion) I fe
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1y ago
still LLM cannot beat it so it's good enough for start
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1y ago
alternative is to stare at blank page without any indication that something is happening
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1y ago
I find that only acceptable (only little annoying) when this is some lead in case we're we have no idea what could be the issue, it might help to brainstorm and note that this is not verified information is important. most annoying is
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1y ago
For someone that never used windsurf, what features does it have that GitHub copilot does not? Reading their webpages I didn't spot any "killer feature" that would convince me to switch. I always felt that cursor and windsurf
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1y ago
I never used tilt, but it looks very useful for anything that needs kube API to work, like some operator or something that needs to discover configuration from config maps. otherwise I think it's meant for systems where system that you
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2y ago
I would see that easiest way to bring something like that would be some adaptation of m4u format, just instead of URLs to video it could have URL to torrent/magnet. one issue I can imagine would be that each part would discover peers i
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2y ago
I got so disappointed with Google search results that I started looking into alternatives. I tried duck duck go, phind and chatgpt and while those have their strengths, they weren't best fit for me. I often search for solutions for som
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2y ago
That's fair point. Its maybe different use case. For me main goal was to be able to run project scripts on macos and Linux ootb, and both have some python 3 version already available ootb. But probably if you need specific python versi
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2y ago
I do not really understand how this is self contained, when you have to install additional software to run it. my approach is to use python build-in venv https://gist.github.com/Szpadel/43794d606d9924e7fea3e63fb800...
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2y ago
wait, you need internet connection to even login? this means root cannot use computer when you do not have internet connection for any reason?
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2y ago
they for sure lose money on some months for some customers, but I expect globally most of subscriptions (including mine that I recently cancelled) would be much better of to migrate to API everyone that o know that have/had subscriptio
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2y ago
what disqualified this model for me (I mostly use llms for codding) was 12% score in aider benchmark ( https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/ )
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2y ago
even with that "requirement" add special minimal recovery that can be booted with special buttons sequence by bootloader and allows some form of flashing signed firmware. this should be especially trivial when your device have som
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2y ago
if you are interested in this robot, this is off the shelf product called BellaBot fun fact Carrefour Poland decided to make it their mascot: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerfu%C5%9B they even sell this catface t-sh
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2y ago
retro computers are also obsolete but they still have considerable amount of supporters.
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I do not understand why to force wait when model want to output </think>. why not just decrease </think> probability? if model really wants to finish maybe or could over power it in cases were it's really simple q
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2y ago
I usually use `curl ifconfig.me`
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2y ago
maybe unpopular opinion, but I would be happy to pay small yearly subscription so they could focus on development instead of harvesting money from my data
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2y ago
I do not use cursor but tried other agentic integrations (including claude-code) and see nothing resembling this issue. my guess would be in cursor they wanted to force models to be much more defensive because they kept forgetting about err
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2y ago
cloud services are great when they work. but in case something isn't you have no way to debug anything except maybe restarting the service if it's even possible. we had one customer that needed IPsec tunel to vpc where production
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2y ago
I wonder how much success would have some subscription option (at least for small amount) like maybe $5 per year? would that be more than my data are worth? I really like Firefox and u would like it to improve over time and as this is one o
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2y ago
I'm curious how changing some OC parameters would affect those results if that it caused by voltage drop, how load line calibration affects it? is that's power constraint then how PBO would affect it?
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2y ago
my intuition suggests that because they are not the leaders, they will not stay in news for long. This way you stay on mouth of people for longer period and by publishing code you hurt established giants by allowing much smaller players to
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2y ago
I learned golang and rust, and I can say that both have significantly different concepts from other "conventional" OOP languages that it's not just learn new syntax approach. it's of course very subjective, but for me go
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2y ago
Isn't it the same as with support for old hardware? Alpha arch, intel itanium, floppy drives? Those are all in similar situation, where there is noone to maintain it as none of maintsiners have access to such hardware to event test of
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