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by bpavuk 7mo ago
so many unknowns... 1. macOS and Windows require installation of Xcode and Visual Studio respectively, and if in Apple's case you kinda can install these tools headlessly and choose to install only the "build tools" package,
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
I am not that familiar with audio codecs, yet I think it's exciting if it means "music files will get smaller while keeping as much information". I keep ~50GB of FLAC music on desktop, but mostly I use MP3 320Kbps "mirro
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
so, this idea looks like follows: expose programmatic access to your program, which potentially operates in destructive manner (no Undo button) on potentially sensitive data; give a sloppy LLM (sloppy - due to its sheer unpredictability and
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
damn you are getting downvoted so hard! folks really don't want to leave screens
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
I know, but I'm saying that this specific implementation of JS dynamic analysis would be interesting, especially given that there are crates such as `deno_core`
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
if my eyes see 120 FPS, my brain expects input lag to match. dissonance causes dissatisfaction.
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
this is actually an interesting idea to re-implement! imagine a JS runtime with hooks all over the place. these hooks look for `chmod`, `rm -r ~`/`rm -rf /` and such, intercept network requests, and scan variables for known API ke
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
no, NixOS Unstable. normally, they precompile such stuff, but ONNX decided that it wants to link against my ROCm instance specifically. looks like soon we will have to resort to dirty workarounds akin to those in Blender (HIP, CUDA suppor
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
I can't believe that some people are enjoying MFG, however small that group is. me personally? I hate that cognitive dissonance of "it looks like 120 FPS yet input lag is more like 40-60 FPS". plus, FG itself has performance
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
last time when I updated Firefox, the package manager began building ONNX Runtime from source, which my "minuscule" 16GB of RAM couldn't handle. I want that during install time, as I don't like the idea of rebuilding ONN
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
I'd like to hear more about these challenges
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
with Google's long-time push for adaptivity across candy-bar phones, foldables, tablets of varying sizes, desktops, and recently XR, I wonder how well modern apps will handle this new generation of keyboard phones :)
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
> When I went to concerts it was heavy metal. > No one was dancing. Unless you consider banging heads a form of dancing. People did sing along though. my point is that people were engaging and interacting with and within music, no
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
pretty much! I'm still curious about case studies. I can imagine that something has SDK for Kotlin but not for Rust, yet outside of that case, technical benefits are not yet obvious to me.
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
hey, the idea of Krossover is actually dope! my sole question is, why does it exist? I understand that one might call Rust from Kotlin for performance reasons (I do that often, Mozilla does, some others too), but Kotlin from Rust? where w
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
> Maybe journalism isn't totally dead yet. it never was, nor will ever be :)
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
I remember being on a concert relatively recently, a few years ago. nearly everyone had their phones up, mine was in a pocket. no one made a single movement that resembled dance, everyone just... stood still. that differed by a great measur
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
> I guess I'll start hunting for the equivalent of `govulncheck` for Rust/Cargo. how about `cargo-audit`?
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
is there a `govulncheck`-like tool for the JVM ecosystem? I heard Gradle has something like that in its ecosystem. search revealed Sonatype Scan Gradle plugin. how is it?
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
checks out with both Perplexity[0] and top Google results [0]: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/maltese-scuba-diving-insura...
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
well, it is. quick search revealed a name of a certain big player, although there are some other local companies whose policies can be extended to "extreme sports" https://www.reddit.com/r/scuba/comments&
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
cynical. worst part? best one can do in this situation. can't imagine how I could continue any further interaction with such organization.
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
if you mean "graphs" as in "plots", you can just use matplotlib with some Markdown parser. the Templates plugin (built-in) helps maintaining cohesive structure that helps both parsing and human comprehension. for maps, t
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Zluda update Q4 2025 – ROCm7, Windows, full llama.cpp and more(vosen.github.io)
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
there is a good saying in Slavic culture bubble - "to stretch an owl onto globe" (натянуть сову на глобус) - which means "to overly extrapolate". congratulations, so far it's the biggest globe I saw a poor owl stret
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
Gnome is just perfect for non-techies :) my mother and younger sister both prefer it over default Windows 10/11 design. mum says, "feels similar to my phone [pure Android 12] yet I can do so much more". given that sister only
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
and there is a crap-ton of "apps" that repackage the entire world^W^W excuse me, Chromium , hog RAM, and destroy any semblance of native feel - all to write "production-ready" [sic] cross-platform code in JavaScript, a
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
yep, and 528491 as a password for everything :)
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
...and waste valuable time reviewing AI slop? it looks surprisingly plausible, but never integrates with the bigger picture.
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by bpavuk 8mo ago
Nix makes sure that everything is exactly as you declared, and that in case of [INSERT APOCALYPTIC EVENT], you'll be able to recover much faster

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