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by chem83 1y ago
Can confirm that Yubikey-like devices prevent the M1 MBP from fully sleeping, which eventually depletes the battery. My company's (big tech) IT department reached out to Apple's corp support and eventually got confirmation from Ap
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by chem83 1y ago
There's an active community around MiniDisc these days. r/minidisc and Discord are the places to check. People have been building replacement gumstick Li ion batteries with reasonable quality and there are replacement OLED display
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by chem83 1y ago
Nice, I was there last month! Found it completely by accident.
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by chem83 1y ago
Equivalent guides from — Google: https://ia600601.us.archive.org/15/items/google-ai-agents-wh... Anthropic: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/building-effective-age...
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by chem83 1y ago
Will Framework make a printer? No. https://youtu.be/os_fHy1mB_M?si=0U1ywoRLGXZB0j1T
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The next computer? Your glasses(ted.com)
3 points by chem83 1y ago|0 comments
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by chem83 1y ago
Looks like Google was demonstrating some of that on stage recently: https://gizmodo.com/google-showed-off-advanced-ar-glasses-th...
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by chem83 2y ago
Screenshots and step-by-step of the process also here: https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-clean-install-windows-11
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by chem83 2y ago
My favorite trick is to install with English (World) language to avoid auto-install of all sorts of crap. Windows Store won't work in this mode, but it's just a matter of reverting to your preferred language after first boot. htt
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by chem83 2y ago
From the linked Wikipedia article on Tannenbaum x Torvalds debate: > but 5 years from now everyone will be running free GNU on their 200 MIPS, 64M SPARCstation-5 I find it interesting how academic circles back then were really not bettin
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by chem83 2y ago
Coral's claim to fame was 2 TOPS/W. But, to everyone's point here, there's literally no news here since its core (Google's Edge TPU) wasn't updated. I wouldn't be surprised if there were newer products tha
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by chem83 2y ago
Some context related to what you're saying: - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20071224-00/?p=24... - https://www.xtof.info/inside-windows3.html
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by chem83 2y ago
You said it yourself -- customers have options. Also, you forgot KaiOS.
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by chem83 2y ago
I imagine that trolls would eventually band together to try to steamroll the voting system like it happens on r/Place. Maybe.
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by chem83 2y ago
Tangential: BE200s remain Intel only.
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by chem83 2y ago
Noticed that too -- makes no sense to me. Cool otherwise.
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by chem83 2y ago
Samsung phones paired with Samsung earbuds also, on paper, support high-quality audio for calls.
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by chem83 2y ago
IIUC, what Apple is doing is reducing the number of active channels, so they can keep audio streaming at 48kHz in mono. OP is claiming better audio out quality, which to your point will be unnecessary with the new update, but also better au
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by chem83 2y ago
uhhhhhh yes, but not really? All Win32 calls are intercepted and handled by SQLPAL, instead. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sql-server/blog/2016/12/16/s...
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by chem83 2y ago
Maestro may be closer to what was suggested by the article. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38852360
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by chem83 2y ago
Care to share what makes Android intents superior to what Apple announced on WWDC?
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by chem83 2y ago
GKI didn't exist in 2012/2015, so it was very difficult and expensive for OEMs to support Android for longer. Apple could do so more easily because they control both hardware and software. Google introduced GKI and other related e
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by chem83 2y ago
The reality is that drivers are not added, as you say. Most companies release an out-of-tree BSP targeting a specific kernel version. They often contain blobs and are often not GPL. Linux doesn't support a stable kernel ABI/API (
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by chem83 2y ago
That's likely due to contractual obligations with Google and the use of well-supported AMD/Intel hardware and BSP. Linux hardware / device architecture makes this difficult on Arm and the many silicon BSP providers and that&#
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by chem83 2y ago
IMO Android architecture does offer an advantage relative to vanilla Linux in the way that it creates a well-defined separation between kernel (+ drivers) and user space development, somewhat fixing the OS fragmentation. It helps prevent us
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by chem83 2y ago
What makes you think that internal access control at Apple is any better than Google's, Microsoft's or OpenAI's? Google employees have long reported that you can't access user data with standard credentials, for example.
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by chem83 2y ago
Rectangle, MonitorControl
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by chem83 2y ago
Also, replace the ambiguous characters like D/0 or 3/8 to something a bit more recognizable like D becomes d and 8 becomes X and then do a find-replace after the OCR process. Was there really a need to write the OCR software from
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by chem83 2y ago
Yeah, it is. S/he’s missing the point. Good luck finding PowerShell pre-installed on any server or workstation. Is there even a non-MS sponsored distribution that includes it by default?
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by chem83 2y ago
Yes, there is. If you write bash to execute on WSL2, you’re just orchestrating the Linux VM (that runs on Hyper-V and is cleverly integrated into Windows and makes you feel like you have a native bash shell). If you want to automate Windows

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