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Especially when "vibe coded" can have a negative connotation meaning quickly put together without understanding.
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Looks like this would have been a blast to attend. Local art fairs/art crawls are a good way to get out and meet new creatives.
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Much respect for shader developers, it's a different way of thinking/programming
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> During a routine, planned roll maneuver on Feb. 27 It's amazing not only are the electrical components still operational, but some mechanical ones as well.
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Bot could look at remaining balance and decide which sites to visit. Ah, <popular resource> has raised rates to 0.025 microtokens/access, I'll have to use <secondary resource> which is still a budget-friendly 0.005 mt.
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> Not being dependent on LLMs for your fundamental product’s value I think more specifically not being dependent on someone else's LLM hardware. IMO having OSS models on dedicated hardware could still be plenty viable for many bus
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Here is additional discussion and hacks around trying to retain Thinking output in Claude Code (prior to this release): https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/8477
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Building a 10BASE5 "Thick Ethernet" network (2012)(mattmillman.com)
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It is now better mapped after the GRAIL mission: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_Recovery_and_Interior_...
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It's great Python is/was well supported on i686. Node on the other hand almost immediately started requiring SSE2 even in the earliest versions. Have not found success with Node + Pentium III yet, maybe need to build an earlier ve
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by accrual 7mo ago
TIL about AltiVec: https://apple.fandom.com/wiki/AltiVec
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For me, LM Studio on Fedora + Gemma 4 didn't work yesterday afternoon with the release, but worked this morning after the runtimes updated. In fact - there are new runtime updates now as I check again.
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by accrual 7mo ago
I briefly put a Pentium MMX 200MHz system in service a few years back to bridge my parents to their neighbor's WiFi (with consent of course) when their DSL line was down for a few days. I installed a PCI Ethernet and WiFi card, booted
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by accrual 7mo ago
I happen to have one of those 600MHz chips on my bench currently! It's a K6-2+ that has had the remaining 128KB cache unlocked, making it a K6-3+. It is indeed a speedy chip, performing somewhere above a Pentium II-450 according to Spe
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by accrual 7mo ago
There's a photo towards the end which shows the equipment in the truck, it seems to be about the size of a mini fridge or a half rack.
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by accrual 7mo ago
The PS2's USB port is limited to 1.1 speeds so unfortunately it's much slower than the CD interface. The phat models have an internal IDE port that is trivally converted to SATA though, and is plenty fast with an SSD!
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by accrual 7mo ago
There's "MinWin", I wish this could be used as the foundation for a consumer Windows OS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MinWin
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Is the commenter the "delusionally stupid" one or did you mean something else?
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by accrual 7mo ago
I've been thinking about getting into retro Apple laptops! I'm wanting to start with either a Tangerine iBook or the glossy white MacBook A1181.
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We could flash the prompt character so user knows the keypress was received. Someone could still count the number of flashes but the number of characters wouldn't be revealed persistently. I think no feedback at all is usually best tho
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> Does that mean a third-party cable could handle more, or is there some other limitation? The wording seems a bit odd, no? I think it means "we're including the cable in the box" and "high-res only works when it&#x27
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I found even Windows 7 ran very well with just 4GB of DDR2. I only upgraded to 8GB when I started testing Windows 8/8.1 on that rig. Though I get by just fine with 512MB on my favorite Pentium 3 XP system. :D
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by accrual 8mo ago
This is super cool! These are the Macbooks that the new Neo model reminds me of. Except now the author's machine is much more powerful and in a classic chassis :D I liked the glowing Apple logo touch. Perhaps if author wants to enhance
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by accrual 8mo ago
Here's where the text comes into focus, pretty cool: https://youtu.be/qZuR-772cks?t=1540
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by accrual 8mo ago
IIRC, part of the GHz problem is that very long pipelines like that of the Pentium 4 tend to show increasing benefits at higher clocks. If you can keep the pipeline full then the system reaps the benefits. Sort of like a drag racer - goes v
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by accrual 8mo ago
Every time Discord updates (which is often) I'm like "cool, slightly more code to run on the same hardware..."
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Therac-25 is a great case study for software engineers too, recommend reading the Wikipedia article for anyone who hasn't, it's not too long. > Previous models had hardware interlocks to prevent such faults, but the Therac-25 h
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by accrual 8mo ago
I love how the LPCAMM2 slot and module looks on this board, almost futuristic/cyberpunk. Thick outline to mark it on the PCB, arrows pointing to screws, stamped metal heatspreader (reminds me of RDRAM), QR code, angular footprint, big
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by accrual 8mo ago
Not GP but I appreciate the transparency, thank you! The snapshot document was particularly cool to see.
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I have had excellent sleep duration with a T14 Gen4 AMD under Fedora. I can put it to sleep and wake it a week later and still have >60% battery. Windows 11 was a different story - I'd find it dead after a day or two of sleeping. Th

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