WhatIsDukkha

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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Reminder - https://conduit.rs/ Rust implementation of the matrix server stack
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
I wonder at the bacterial issues of the hot/warm/cool cycle of the water in the desiccant ie Legionaires disease etc.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
The tempo mapping grid tool looks super super cool, I look forward to trying it out.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
How is the MPE work going? What about MIDI 2.0?
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
If this engine could manage all of htmx and most of tailwind it could be a very attractive local application platform.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
"""having a bright OLED inches from your eyes induces more eye fatigue than looking at a monitor""" That's quite a claim that I've seen no evidence for in the years I've been using and following
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
What do you need for a 700sqft space built tight? So its going to make the minisplit work harder but to what extent at 30 and 40 degree air outside?
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
The eye tracking as the interface is what stood out to me as the most radical choice in the device. I'm doubtful we really know how good it is yet. Without a few hours/days of hard use its just not going to be obvious the degree t
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
What I would highly recommend is - apt install guix Yes... this is a debian main package that allows you to use guix on top of debian (you can also do this with other distros as well but ymmv). Get used to how it works, why its cool and the
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
So this means llm trained on libgen and ... which is huge. Current models are only trained on "open" texts.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2022/keeping-ones-home-tidy/ Guix home was developed as an outgrowth of RDE and is perhaps a better start.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Gold attracts vermin.
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by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
Section E of the paper we are "discussing" here.
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
"""MESA / RADV drivers wont work with FP16. Please use the latest AMGPU-PRO drivers (non-pro OSS drivers also wont work) or the latest NVidia Linux Drivers.""" Is this going to be addressed?
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
You are presenting this in certain way that I think veers into inaccurate and misleading in an attempt to smooth things over and be nice. What we had before systemd was - 90% glue code, reimplemented quite badly across X distributions. That
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procmail procmail is the classic tool for this and can usually be wedged in somewhere.
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
Kids are people too? But yeah this type of thing was always fun for me when I was a little guy.
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
I hate STOP energy but this project seems like its coming from an ill formed set of ideas. "Problems with Systemd" Seems pretty unserious. Vague reference to Erik Raymond the Unix Philosophy (actually very debatable and not a usef
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/14/technology/china-surveill... One the applications they are hungry for.
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
Take a look at the cp man page - https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/cp.1.html Look for "reflink" and you get your wish :)
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
It's so absurd that there is such a thing as OpenOffice partisans but... here we are on the Internetz.
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
If you just want to do this on an enum within Rust, as I did just this morning, the strum crate is very useful - https://stackoverflow.com/posts/50879764/revisions
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
There is nothing limiting crev manual code review is there? An ecosystem of useful bots would seem like a natural addition to it.
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
Should be pretty close - https://wiki.debian.org/PipeWire
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by WhatIsDukkha 4y ago
This looks interesting but would be much better if it just went with use-package across the board. You also have not enabled many of the modes that you install which will be a not fun experience for the newbies you are targeting. Use-packag
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by WhatIsDukkha 5y ago
Many of us spend large parts of the day pulling in new information in various ways. How useful is the information if you don't take the time to roll it around in your head and see where it fits?
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by WhatIsDukkha 5y ago
So yes this is a big issue. What we are actually waiting for the fix? Right now its really hard for alternative clients to support E2E because they are forced to build the whole encryption stack up. As a consequence the alternative clients
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by WhatIsDukkha 5y ago
apt install guix :) This gives you guix "FD" and its great on top of debian for emacs especially (and you can move a lot of your emacs packages into guix as well). The apt packages handles most of this but its good to follow along
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by WhatIsDukkha 5y ago
Not OP but - wireguard to git host of choice git-annex is an awesome thing and much more useable then any of the normal sync services across the board (once you understand what it can do). ansible to make all the hosts consistent configurat
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by WhatIsDukkha 5y ago
This can be a good entry into the "why" for many people that use xargs now - https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/parallel_alternatives.... It has a lot of features that can feel excessive at first glan

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