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by _flux 2y ago
I'm not sure what you are saying. Maybe the first proposal isn't the best one, so some exploration is warranted. Is Kent an unwilling pawn in the game of getting Rust implemented in the Linux kernel? Or is he not serious enough ab
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by _flux 2y ago
Could PPA be used for the needs of developers doing analytics for determining which features are actually being used? For web-apps or for local apps? It seems it could be a more private way to implement such functionality, if applicable.
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by _flux 2y ago
State diagrams are basically visual code, aren't they? And indeed they good for specifying, being the source of truth, but like code, they (afaik) don't really work for representing interactions with multiple actors (other than by
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by _flux 2y ago
Sequence diagrames (that seems not much different swimlane diagrams) are great, so much so that I created a tool that generates them from appropriately built TLA+ specs representing message exchange scenarios: https://github.com&
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by _flux 2y ago
I hadn't seen that before, and it indeed does support S3, but does it also offer the clients the downloads directly from S3, or does it merely use it as its own storage backend (so basically work as a proxy when pulling)?
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by _flux 2y ago
I mean you could extract an archive you've downloaded to your filesystem and said archive could have funky file names and then you use this tool.. But I suppose it's not a very likely bug to have in this kind of tool.
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by _flux 2y ago
> But at a fundamental level there’s a difference between “using” content to do the thing I’m asking you to do (display it in a browser) and running it through an AI to do processing on that content. The thing you're asking it to do
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by _flux 2y ago
Why do you think it's probable? The much smaller llava that I can run in my consumer GPU can also do "OCR", yet I don't believe anyone has hidden any OCR engine inside llama.cpp.
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by _flux 2y ago
Pretty cool, but I think I'll stick to using Matrix for the same purpose (in particular as I'm not an Apple user). But I admit a custom app would be nice, still using Matrix for storage.
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by _flux 2y ago
Nice to see AMD finally doing something about competing in the compute market (LLM being the hottest thing at the moment)! Though apparently MI300X is a fine product as well. But it still needs code.
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by _flux 2y ago
> But even that does not explain why the existence of the API was not disclosed. The existence of the API is documented: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/api/s... To me it looks
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by _flux 2y ago
I was actually under the impression that PC motherboards have the spread spectrum clock available exactly for compliance reasons, and indeed it's the default as well. But you can turn it off. Maybe they do indeed test without it, and i
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by _flux 2y ago
In practice the guy was planning to sell piece of software, on an SD card, that is compatible with a piece of hardware, and it's up to the customer to actually combine those two. The plan is exactly not to sell the hardware at all—gr
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by _flux 2y ago
I think this would be part of echo cancellation: in a meeting you don't want the data from the meeting to be fed back to it. I suppose it uses the all the streams from the browser then, though I think in general it would be even better
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by _flux 2y ago
I guess you could reformulate the intent of the problem as: Let P be an arbitrary program and let n be equal to 3 if P terminates, or 5 if not. Is it still malformed? Is so, then how about Let n be equal to 3 Goldbach's conjecture is t
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by _flux 2y ago
Arguably we write instructions: instead of writing out the problem and what the solution looks like, we describe a set of steps we go through—and if those steps are incorrect, there's nothing to compare against, because that was what w
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by _flux 2y ago
Maybe in the future developers will be able to write just specifications.
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by _flux 2y ago
On the other hand, my understanding is that the transformations the TS compiler does to the code is just stripping annotations, so it's not unreasonable to call it an add-on.
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by _flux 2y ago
Summarizing web contents without requesting the summarization from a cloud service?
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by _flux 2y ago
I wondered about a related problem: how many of the codes are "easy"? Easy as in they are composed of "simple" patterns, such as going to adjacent digits in a number pad. Often it seems that if you are given such a seque
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by _flux 2y ago
I used to use compose key a long time ago (indeed some keyboards had an actual "compose" key), but then it just seems that I so rarely need to use the many characters available through it, that plain Gnome search for the unicode c
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by _flux 2y ago
I think urxvt has this feature, but it's also available via the Universal Input Method System in many widget sets and it is supported by both Gtk and Qt (might need some additional packages to be installed/setup). So I can just ty
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by _flux 2y ago
There are some easier solutions for just S3, like Minio, which I imagine is likely much easier to setup than Ceph (though ceph is not that hard with cephadm).
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by _flux 2y ago
Redundant S3 is easy-ish to selfhost, though, so that could actually be a decent way to setup reliable diskless workstations.
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by _flux 2y ago
That's pretty neat! What's the C++20 feature that enables this?
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by _flux 2y ago
Why do you say it's equally difficult? By limiting network operations of a local application you can indeed prove this, as long as you trust the facilities provided by the operating system. With web applications doing the same is more
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by _flux 2y ago
Some container formats, such as ISO Base Media File Format aka "mpeg4", have features such as edit lists. With edit lists you can have original video in the bitstream, organized in GoPs as you say, but then the final video rendere
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by _flux 2y ago
He meant that rendering a clip with a short part of it elided takes about the same as the original encoding of the video did.
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by _flux 2y ago
They can probably sue GitHub then (their current hoster of their repo), the traditional way? Though actually I imagine GH would just close the repo before it comes to that, because it looks like a pretty clear case. I guess it's also p
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by _flux 2y ago
Is IP on names also a huge drag? Would it be beneficial to the mankind if I—or anyone—were able to just make their own Linux or Nginx, with no relation to the group that originally made it? Arguably "first come, first serve" polic

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