cherryteastain

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by cherryteastain 3y ago
Do we know if the bootloader will be unlocked? Will we finally get laptops that can run aarch64 Linux distros out-of-the-box? Otherwise, as a Linux user, I'd have to stick with x86.
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
Dependency management for any C/C++ project in Windows sucks compared to Linux. If you really want a Microsoft IDE, VS Code runs natively on Linux and has all the debugging capabilities of VS.
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
I have ECC RAM installed on my Gigabyte B550I system. dmidecode shows the 72 bit width (Total Width: 72 bits) and dmesg | grep -i EDAC does show a bunch of info suggesting ECC is enabled. But this command's output is empty: No Memory e
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
There's only one way to promote domestic industries in this space when they are behind/nonexistent: tons of subsidies, even if the domestic alternatives are worse. That's how China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan did it.
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
Samsung have had their own app store for a while, but they'd never collaborate with Huawei on it, in my opinion. Corporations tend to be control freaks. They'd usually rather own 100% of a thing of size X than 50% of a thing of si
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
Huawei did it. Samsung can too.
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
Such a shame this is not a part of ROCm. It'd give developers a big incentive to actually use it, unlike the dumpster fire state it is in now.
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT This application lets you adjust everything and the settings are saved on reboot
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by cherryteastain 3y ago
The reason why the Fourier basis works so well is because it forms an orthogonal basis for all smooth real-valued functions. We'd need a similar way to define square waves which form an orthogonal basis. Found one paper doing that: A R