beeflet

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WebGPU from WebGL(webgpufundamentals.org)
1 points by beeflet 9mo ago|0 comments
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Whatever changes they make would be better if upstreamed to a more popular OS.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Have you tried Geany? It's what I use often. IDK about privilege escalation, you may need some sort of fumbling around with xhost. SFTP is an interesting one, I am not sure how the interaction with filezilla goes. I tend to just use sc
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Just use any major distribution. Fedora, Debian, Mint, Gentoo, etc. All linux distributions are essentially packaging the same software. The choice of distribution is just the choice of what organization packages the software. > I do eve
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Monero's RandomX is an interesting PoW scheme one designed to be optimized for CPUs. Here is an interesting read about its design https://github.com/tevador/RandomX/blob/master/doc/design.md Ch
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by beeflet 9mo ago
>One dude in his home with a gun or two versus a 50 billion dollar ICE force that has complete immunity and a massive media and political empire ready to spin any bad incident into an us-versus-them narrative..... How does legal immunity
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by beeflet 9mo ago
They don't need a backdoor. They can push whatever update to the OS they want. They have a front door.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
So they don't burn their 0day
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by beeflet 9mo ago
I guess, it just comes with experience
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by beeflet 9mo ago
You don't need to rename it to an html file, just serve it with with the following header: Content-Type: text/html
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by beeflet 9mo ago
No
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by beeflet 9mo ago
They contribute a lot to GNOME, libvirt, firewalld and other linux systems that I take advantage of even as a gentoo user.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
What trivia? I don't disagree that the AI companies are unprofitable. These AI companies are paying for the reactors. As for waste, The Department of Energy handles spent nuclear fuel. Protests against the construction of yucca mountai
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by beeflet 9mo ago
The amount of electricity we can produce is limited only by regulation, because we have practically unlimited amount of fission energy under our feet. That is what you are seeing now with all of these new nuclear plants being built and de-d
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by beeflet 9mo ago
We can generate more energy, fabricate more computer chips and collect more water, but the impact on labor will be irreversible.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
If the industry doesn't fear open-weight models, they should. There is no moat
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by beeflet 9mo ago
intellectual property isn't going to save us. it's a flimsy retort, like the water usage complaints
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by beeflet 9mo ago
No
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by beeflet 9mo ago
it will be behind on security gimmicks
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Those DEMOCRAT SOYBOYS are gonna hate this, but I'm gonna say it anyways. Today we're joining the WAR on protein- ON THE SIDE OF THE PROTEIN. It's an idiocracy bit, the continual flanderization of the USA. It reminds me of ca
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by beeflet 9mo ago
That may be the case, I am not an expert in law. I hope there is some type of repercussion for the cop that point-blanks a random driver. I just don't hold much faith in the separation of power between state and federal government, it
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by beeflet 9mo ago
I am an American, I just don't believe this idea that the law has anything to do with principles or a hard code of rules. That just isn't what I observe in practice, unless the enforcers of the law happen to be totally neutral to
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by beeflet 9mo ago
I think they may get away with it. Our head-of-state is already describing it as an act of self-defense.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
the only thing it takes to be exceptional in most fields is time and effort. there is no secret sauce. There is not something innate that "finance people" have that "computer people" don't, other than a willingness
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by beeflet 9mo ago
everywhere
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by beeflet 9mo ago
I would like it to have an open bootloader and support for some open source OS
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by beeflet 9mo ago
the beauty of machines is case-deep
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by beeflet 9mo ago
I have wondered if it is possible to make a mining algorithm FPGA-hard in the same way that RandomX is CPU-hard and memory-hard. Relative to CPUs, the "programming time" cost is high. Nice username btw.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
why even bother with "TV Screens"? Why not just get a big computer monitor instead, like 27" or something
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by beeflet 10mo ago
copyleft is a subset of copyright

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