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asimovDev
4mo ago
well the whole point of AVP, at least to me and many others, is the AR functionality , being able to walk around your house and having virtual screens in every room. Stuff like that. You would want full colour for that I think
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asimovDev
4mo ago
Last time I needed a couple thousand in cash, I had to fill out a paper form stating what I will do with the money. One time I told them "I will party in my home country" and they denied
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asimovDev
4mo ago
yes, I have to apply in advance if I want to withdraw large amounts of cash and it has to be approved.
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asimovDev
4mo ago
i don't think my bank will let me withdraw 400k in cash with the reasoning of "I want to throw it"
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asimovDev
4mo ago
but you can't use it like the AVP right? the camera in Steam Frame is black and white only (or is grayscale the better term?)
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I don't use actual vim for much, most of my time is spent in JetBrains IDEs and sometimes Xcode. Both with vim emulation. Setting up Spacemacs would take hours of my time for questionable gain. If I was still a student I'd jump on
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asimovDev
4mo ago
being scared of emacs pinkie was a major contributor for me back as a student to learning vim. I remap ctrl to CAPS LOCK on all my computers as one of the first things but I still end up using my pinkie. I've been playing with the idea
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asimovDev
4mo ago
back in 2nd year of university I remember thinking that vim is complicated so i went with Emacs. Now after using vim for couple years , I can't imagine going to Emacs and learning it. The availability of vim emulation in majority of te
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asimovDev
4mo ago
yeah i totally understand and I am thoroughly impressed it works. And the electricity cost isn't that bad since it was on a ARM laptop (MacBook M3 Max) and not a beefy workstation with a GPU. I just let the agent do its work while watc
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I used Qwen 27b 8 bit MLX version on a decompiled android APK recently. It succesfully identified how it worked even the obfuscated classes and methods. It wrote a 1000 line documentation with examples but the time was dreadful. At some poi
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asimovDev
4mo ago
so it's been riding on the same battery for 10 years? That's a great lifespan
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asimovDev
4mo ago
by hardware I meant the transformer to which the EL was connected.
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asimovDev
4mo ago
someone in the comments theorized it was at first supposed to be a full-fledged front light but the design changed and they just used whatever hardware was already there to power the logo
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asimovDev
4mo ago
app is a big point. i was apalled by the fact that the app for the bike (in the video) could no longer connect / authenticate with the bike i have a e-scooter and judging by the decompiled code it's some sort of chinese e-scooter
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asimovDev
4mo ago
yeah it was a refurbished / returned in open box m3 max model, cost around the same as 24gb/1tb m4 pro I was consdiering, thought might as well get something cooler. When the limit is hit, you just cant use claude anymore until th
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asimovDev
4mo ago
Yesterday I tried to take another crack at reverse engineering my e-scooter. I am don't have the energy to sit down and read through the decompiled android app, so I thought I'd try using Qwen3 Coder next for that but it kept loop
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asimovDev
4mo ago
Did Apple state it? I remember it was one of the lead engineers who worked on Apple Silicon, which I guess could count as an Apple statement
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asimovDev
4mo ago
there are terminal emulators that are GPU accelerated to be fair, so in a sense this game would get GPU accelerated?
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I remember trying to browse a Flash build promo website for Transformers 2 on my PSP (what a 2009 sentence) and it wouldn't load. I was quite disappointed.
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I wonder if one could vibecode a TAS with SOTA models? Surely there's plenty of training data from some old forums in there
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asimovDev
4mo ago
it always gets a sad chuckle out of me to hear that some native linux ports run worse than the windows version under proton. i think valve games are like that (l4d2 for example) and recently I think Hollow Knight: Silksong was like that
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asimovDev
4mo ago
i understand it's missing the point of your comment, but teeth affect quality of life so much that it's really ill-advised to neglect them
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I do a similar version of this, where if I notice a mistake in generated code, I fix it manually (or at least attempt to) instead of telling Claude to fix it.
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I also did some reverse engineering, although mine was a soundcard which seemed to use an older version of this software (GUI was different). I used Wireshark to sniff out the LED and EQ packets and then wrote a CLI utility with hidapi libr
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asimovDev
4mo ago
Wouldn't arcade cabinets vs home video game consoles be a more apt comparison?
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4mo ago
>Lenovo, HP, Dell and Apple accounted for almost 75% of the world's PC market in the first three months of this year, according to research firm Gartner. https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases&#
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I feel spoiled because the train table on my train of choice fits my 16in Macbook , almost like it was made with the sole purpose of carrying this laptop on it
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I once watched an entire movie (around 90 mins) on a Nokia 6303. This reminds me of that
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asimovDev
4mo ago
I have an ancient DDR3 Xeon that doesn't support any AVX (dual x5690 and 96GB 1333 MHz RAM). You reckon it would even build / run at all?
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asimovDev
4mo ago
There's still indexing, linting and code analysis tools running as well as multiple Docker containers (those are pretty much idle outside of running tests or migrations to be fair) and whatever else it could be doing in the background.
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