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4y ago
I love blog articles like this. Someone posted one recently that had the mechanisms of a watch beautifully programmed and very smooth. This one was captivating in a general sense but I'm a little ashamed to admit I don't quite gro
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4y ago
Systemd has admittedly grown on me, in the sense that the pros have begun to outweigh the cons, when divided by the amount of time since I began using it, multiplied by the amount of time I'll likely still be using it. Homed might take
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What Happened to Barnacl.es?
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4y ago
There used to be a lot of content about design and blogging, with lots of content you'd find 4 pages deep on HN/new. I recently went back and it seems like activity stopped except for a small few. Did something anger the community
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4y ago
Thank you very much, that's also solid advice. I'm curious if there exists a way to create a shroud that goes over the machine that is composed of a lens that filters the light to tolerable levels.
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4y ago
Here you go: https://cdn.openart.ai/assets/Stable%20Diffusion%20Prompt%20... It's a PDF
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4y ago
Really nice PDF. I'm digging the homegrown feel of it. As someone just observing this and tinkering in the periphery, it's awe inspiring to see the amount of progress in such a short time on Stable-Diffusion. Thanks to the authors
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4y ago
I wonder how Mike van Smoorenburg views Systemd sometimes.
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4y ago
Ah, thank you for finding that. I did my best but search kept turning up things like thermal printers and laser printers that required toner. May I ask how you found these? I wonder if there is a DIY equivalent of these, similar to a rep-ra
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4y ago
Despite being on Linux for 25+ years, I'd never heard of that one. Cheers
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Does an inkless laser-driven printer exist?
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4y ago
This is more common than you think when you get into alleycat races where you're racing for money.
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4y ago
Sunlight is the best disinfectant, lad.
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4y ago
Really bad timing.
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4y ago
that's a regulation sized oof if I've ever seen one.
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4y ago
> Unless YOU are a top contributor to gitea And the top contributors seem to be exerting that choice aren't they? Now what?
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4y ago
> qualify yourself, you've contradicted me! No. It's friday. Go write some code. The essence of this thread is people feeling they're owed what they aren't.
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4y ago
Your improvements to the code do not require 'traction'. The only thing that undoes a do-ocracy is another do-er, and that starts with a fork, like how Gitea started.
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4y ago
worked for iojs and nodejs
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4y ago
What small pc mobo/chip combos would you recommend at around half the price?
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4y ago
> First you do the right thing and kindly ask to repair trust that has been breached Gitea is a self-labeled "DoOcracy". nobody owes an apology. forking is inherent to open source methodology. ideological conflicts help nobody
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4y ago
I get tired of community uprisings and activism that fundamentally misunderstand how open source works, fork it. If you're not the in the top producers in a DoOcracy then you neglected your right to exert influence in the direction of
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4y ago
I'm good at what I do and am most prolific when given a complex task and the time/space to do it. It's not about being a shut in, I just prefer to socialize about what you have planned for the weekend when I reach a stopping
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Ask HN: Why are a lot of AI projects written in Python?
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4y ago
A good producer of vinyl decks right now if you're not going the Technics route is UTurn, for the amount you spend and what you get.
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The Beautiful Machine (2020)
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My Fanless OpenBSD Desktop (2021)
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Asahi is pretty cool, any chance you've tried it on m2? I checked out the feature matrix. As I understand the CPU is doing the work currently and the GPU is unsupported, which leads to quite a bit of battery consumption. Very excited t
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4y ago
wait, you can run Fedora on m1?
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4y ago
I have 0 smart devices. It's nice.
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