Zetaphor

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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   I got 90% of this built on Linux (around KDE Wayland) before other interests/priorities took over: https://github.com/Zetaphor/screendiary/
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   We left the country in January, in part because we saw this coming as far back as the first election. Things are not going well there.
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   Managing a group of people is not synonymous with doing the actual knowledge work of researching and developing innovations that enabled this technology. I find it hard to believe that the contribution of his management somehow uniquely ena
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   Yes it does, I use it daily
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   4) Import your subscriptions: https://docs.freetubeapp.io/usage/importing-subscriptions/
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   You're saying that as though many of those users were given a choice. Microsoft pays billions of dollars to make itself the default on new OEM machines. As well as providing free or heavily discounted licenses to school districts to en
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   This has become a colloquial term for describing all sports, not the insult you're perceiving it to be. Rather than projecting your own hangups and calling people names, try instead assuming that they're not trying to offend you p
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   You're describing Freetube. I use YouTube daily without an account, ads, or algorithms.
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   by Zetaphor 3y ago

   They're not removing Xorg, they're just making it no longer the default. You're still free to use it though it's getting no official support because Xorg is dead.
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    This is somewhat misleading and inaccurate. I searched for apples and it tells me it's toxic to all animals. Apple _seeds_ are toxic, but apples are a healthy treat for dogs. A single search yields a lot more useful and detailed explan
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Small world, I used to work with this guy. If you're reading this Adam, they never got back to me on the W2. I ended up having to call the corporate headquarters.
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Some documentation on how to use this would be great. I understand the core concepts of WASM, WebRTC, and DHT (not specifically Chord), but it's not obvious how to actually use this.
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    I can't speak about Thor as I don't know who that is, but Vitalik has never been an open supporter of the metaverse fad. He's one of the people in the space who are too busy being focused on improving the core technologies to
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    As someone involved in both the crypto and the VR space, why were the first testers crypto people rather than VR people? It would have been a much easier pitch to those of us who already understand the caveats of this technology at present
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Ahead Of AI https://magazine.sebastianraschka.com/
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Also just tested in Chromium, doesn't seem to work for me on Fedora Linux. Just locks up the browser
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Unfortunately this page doesn't load in Firefox on Linux
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Or they're effectively trapped there with their visa being based on their employers sponsorship
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    I use Runpod, an A4000 is $0.31/hr
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    As someone who only understands the benefit of IPv6 to be the much larger address pool, can you elaborate on how it would make this situation simpler?
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Those people should consider something like Fedora with KDE. Arch is never a good choice if you're not willing to get your hands dirty in the terminal
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    I pay ~$100 year and it's a far better experience than I've ever had with torrents
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    How would that even be conceivably possible with the technology of today? Look at the state of the art for projectors, they still require special reflective screens to reach their full potential. You're asking for what is still very mu
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    by Zetaphor 3y ago

    Have you seen Lenny? It's a much lower tech solution that seems to work quite well. https://lennytroll.com/
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    by Zetaphor 4y ago

    For those interested in something self hosted and open source, try SearXNG. I've hosting an instance from my NAS for over a year, it's been excellent, and I retain full control over my search history (or lack thereof)
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    by Zetaphor 4y ago

    In addition to the other comment this type of memory is a feature in LLM frameworks like Langchain
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    by Zetaphor 4y ago

    Neat, this is like a SaaS version of Langchain[1]. For those who haven't already seen it, Langchain is a framework that gives you the ability to do this as well as integrate out of the box solutions for other common problems like memor
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    by Zetaphor 4y ago

    This would require forging the existence of an invalid block signed with the key of the validator you're claiming should be slashed, which is not possible
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    by Zetaphor 4y ago

    Nothing, nothing happens. You can't just lie about slashing, the term "proof" is being used in the computational sense. The submission you're describing requires a cryptographic proof of that validator submitting two or
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    by Zetaphor 4y ago

    Is there any particular reason projects like this only exist today, and not when the console was still in production? Is it a matter of enough time passing for people to gain the full understanding of the hardware required to optimize enoug