WhatIsDukkha

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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
I wish the openssh folks would implement a UDP based "whole auth key or no talk at all" protocol. ie Single Packet Authorization Wrapping your ssh with wireguard (because wireguard doesn't respond without a full key) doesn&#x
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
This seems like a bad fix to the problem of insisting that ssh continue to only use TCP. Wireguard only responds to a complete useful key from incoming UDP (as I understand). Probe resistant. I get the legacy argument here but it seems like
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
Your quibble with the title is addressed by reading 3-4 paragraphs into the long story. This sort of aggressive argument obscures the meaning and intent of the actual article in favor of some kind of editorial flavoring issue. This behavior
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
"encompassing 70% of multi-family apartment buildings" The hair splitting meme around "monopoly" and effective monopoly power (and the common meaning of these terms) is just ugly.
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
I would expect most any answer to be loopy and partially wrong (or really I'm not surprised when they are) based on the short question, its just something you build intuition around as you use them. edit - btw I just noticed "Sart
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
Your input was incredibly low effort and prompted a very low effort output. I took part of your blog post (which you clear were willing to put a few more tokens into) - "My mother remembers growing up with a sicilian dish that was prim
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
Few/none of the wireless gaming mice are using bluetooth, its proprietary radio protocols and usb dongles. Click latency is not too useful vs swipe latency. Bluetooth has a pretty low polling rate iirc and that kills the swipe latency.
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
Here Justin Frankel is talking with Paul Davis (the Ardour developer) about... developing DAWs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94rP7lWnnxI
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
This looks closer then anything I've seen so far, thanks! From what I can discern its missing important bits of the controller and doesn't have any steaminput profile etc so it's clunky still. Worth poking at though. edit - t
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
That's over wifi not usb. Even a bluetooth mouse has too much latency for many games.
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
The one hack I keep hoping <someoneelse> will do the actual work for is - redirecting my steamdeck control via usb to my linux gaming rig and expose it as a usb device(s) for steaminput. It seems like a natural and perhaps even "
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
This looks to be using cgroups v1 and should be updated to v2 as its not directly compatible and would improve things understanding wise.
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by WhatIsDukkha 2y ago
Yes this looks like it is using cgroups v1 and v2 does changes things up enough that its not a great guide.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Gaussian splatting, there is quite a bit of youtube about it and there are commercial packages that are trying to make a polished experience. https://www.youtube.com/@OlliHuttunen78 edit - I just realized you want a mesh :)
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
That was my first take as well, what a world.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
With a multimodal llm watching a stream of these objects, should be able answer the question - "where are my keys?" It should be able to respond - "Here on the dining room table" with an astar path drawn to them in the h
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
https://happihacking.com/blog/posts/2023/dev-containers-emac... Looks pretty useable to me...
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
This seems to be podman focused from what I see.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
This was a very important missing piece for mixed/augmented and virtual reality. The semantic understanding of the objects around you (without upload to a server). A detailed set of actual meshes of the objects in your living and worki
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
"Environments without the necessary conditions will see very slow decomposition akin to that of non-bioplastics, not fully decomposing for hundreds or thousands of years.[59]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pol
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Why don't people just use bluetooth conference mics and most any hardware?
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
I'm torn on this. First google has been asleep and not contributing much to XR for several very important years. Second meta's version of android (the vr shell is my focus) is an awkward pile of jank and fail. It doesn't feel
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
https://osquery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/deployment/performa... Seems pretty straightforward as a start.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Haha I hadn't checked my rss feed! I love it when someone smarter and more diligent than me does the work :)
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
I've wondered how it looks with a very large spreadsheet filled with figures? That big span of numbers should be fairly revealing of its display capabilities, with all the lines and columns. How is the fringing and aliasing as you look
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Podman uses crun by default but will use runc if unavailable. Buildkit doesn't look too useful(?) with podman as some of its better features are built in to podman.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Thank you for gptel, its really what I had been looking for in emacs llm. Great work.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Deadgrep (uses ripgrep and evil-collection has a binding) takes me to my happy place - https://github.com/Wilfred/deadgrep
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Yes its still the underlying software thats terrible. It's an almost straight port of normal android into the headset which is at least familiar but they've really not made any progress in making it more VR and comfortable over ti
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Its kind of underappreciated how much of a failure their entire software stack is (Bosworth should be the first to leave). For those paying attention, the technical VR "stuff that works" is basically written by Qualcomm. The user

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