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by accrual 5mo ago
Not GP but I enjoyed reading through some details of EDN here, I hadn't studied it before: https://edn-format.dev/
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by accrual 5mo ago
I remember using TweakUI to enable "always show underline for shortcut key" because that genuinely felt like it should be a default for better usability.
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by accrual 5mo ago
It's not gaussian splatting, but Outcast (1999) has an interesting voxel-like rendering for the world surface. It has a pretty distinct feeling when walking around in the early areas, and a somewhat clunky but usable UI. > The game
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by accrual 5mo ago
Splendid model, it reminds me of Gemma3 27B which was my favorite local model last year. Gemma always had a bit more warmth/empathy compared to Qwen and Mistral in my experience and I found it more useful for personal questions. My sys
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by accrual 5mo ago
> They’re finding that the chemistry of life is not exclusive to life, he added. “It’s the chemistry of geology.” This has me excited for missions to Europa and Enceladus. Vast quantities of tidal energy flexing unseen ocean floors for m
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by accrual 5mo ago
I'm in a similar boat, I previously saved a bunch of AIM chats from my school days but only tiny fragments made it to present day. From those fragments I gather I wouldn't want to re-read much of it. :D
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by accrual 5mo ago
I had one briefly but I think it's important to think through the logistics of using it. Even the small ones are somewhat heavy and cumbersome. I ended up returning mine because it was too much of a pain to set something up and tear it
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by accrual 5mo ago
Reminds me of an old fortune cookie message or meme, something like "digital data is made from analog parts".
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by accrual 5mo ago
Pretty interesting. I wonder if a whitelist against certain columns in the output could help, e.g. this column can only contain valid x86 instructions (e.g. MOV is allowed, M0V is not), this column can only contain hexadecimal (1 is allowed
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by accrual 5mo ago
> but people with extreme wealth are not bidding up sandwiches, studio apartments They are, though. Private equity continues to buy apartments and increase rates. States with increasing PE ownership also have increasing rates of cost-bur
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by accrual 5mo ago
While true it doesn't answer why OpenBSD is considered more secure by default than Linux. Despite its BSD roots, macOS has had its share of CVEs: https://www.cvedetails.com/version-list/49/70318/1/Ap
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by accrual 5mo ago
> So I use it as a diagnosing tool for my hardware Same, it's particularly good for troubleshooting older hardware too since most bog standard x86 parts are well supported. If I have a random ISA/PCI/AGP/PCIe card tha
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by accrual 5mo ago
Congrats on another successful release, OpenBSD team! Happy user since the 4.x days.
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by accrual 5mo ago
There was a short lived project to fork and rebrand under Glimpse with improved UI, but it's been inactive for years. All the links I find are forks of forks, 404s, and parked domains.
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by accrual 5mo ago
Yes, the anarchy and inability to truly protect anything is part of the appeal of 2b2t. There was an interesting base project wherein the true coordinates were only known to the top leaders. All other builders connected through a custom cli
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by accrual 5mo ago
Indeed. As I'm sure the new PE-focused CEO knows, the sale of a company includes not just the typical balance sheet items but also intangible assets such as goodwill. Being sneaky about is an attempt to minimize the loss of such intang
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by accrual 5mo ago
Yeah, to me this isn't about whether or not it's "always free". It's about the rug pull. "They put some of the rug back!" isn't enough to restore goodwill in my case.
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by accrual 5mo ago
A recent example is Megabonk, a rouge-like with procedural levels. Each run is unique but the levels have a consistent theme.
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by accrual 5mo ago
The requirements say "OS: Windows 10/11" but it's working great on Fedora 43 + 4080 Super, just launched it from Steam.
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Subnautica 2 Early Access(store.steampowered.com)
9 points by accrual 5mo ago|4 comments
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by accrual 5mo ago
For me the choice of PSP over Vita is just the hardware. The PSP-1000 and 1001 are special pieces of hardware, like the original PS1 or the Phat PS2. They're the iconic design that spawned several variants and a successor. The Vita doe
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by accrual 5mo ago
I never realized there is a bird present in front of a cloud, neat.
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by accrual 6mo ago
Wow, this is a nice camera app. I usually stick with the stock iOS camera but this is a tangible upgrade. Generous to offer it for free.
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by accrual 6mo ago
> It is a small model, so what utility can I / Google expect from it? Precedence for shipping models alongside consumer software. Potentially without consent if it truly is a silent install.
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by accrual 6mo ago
I wonder if there's an element of self-selection. The type of people to own a business could be more likely to put up a fight when things don't go their way (e.g. to protect the business and their investments), whereas the typical
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by accrual 6mo ago
My Apple Lightning cables weren't great either. They typically either started coming apart at the stress relief sleeve or the contacts would somehow corrode (other cables in the same container were fine). I settled on buying packs of 3
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by accrual 6mo ago
I recall OpenBSD operated in a similar way, building the system on various architectures, big and little endian, VAX, SPARC, Luna88K, etc. Quickly highlights any hardware assumptions and helped make base more robust.
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by accrual 6mo ago
> Seriously though, why is it a model "card", safety "card"? My assumption is because "card" has a more formal tone than a README, which is more like a quick "how to use the software" guide. Collin
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by accrual 6mo ago
All three did well, and while I'm a Claude user, I found the Opus reply here added some unnecessary detail, like "Impact: Minimal; no downstream dependencies are currently at risk". Downstream dependencies weren't mentio
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by accrual 6mo ago
My friends and I had fun in the computer lab with Microsoft Sam, inputting long strings of characters to create funny sound effects. Sususususususu.

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