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by coder543 3y ago
Their Android client has been maintained for over a decade, from what I can see. It’s not something even remotely recent as you’re implying. I’ve used the Android client and it works great. Passkeys aren’t supported in 1Password on Android
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by coder543 3y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onepasswor... What are you talking about ?
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by coder543 3y ago
As of today, they announced a plan for open sourcing a version of v3, but they make it clear in the article that it won't be a great fit for every existing use case. https://www.influxdata.com/blog/the-plan-for-inf
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by coder543 3y ago
The original comment mentioned Influx v3, which doesn't support Flux at all but uses standard SQL instead. Influx v2 still supported InfluxQL from v1, so Flux wasn't essential there either. Flux doesn't seem worth focusing on
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by coder543 3y ago
Are they that hard to find now? https://rpilocator.com/?cat=PI4
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by coder543 3y ago
Wow, I had no idea!
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by coder543 3y ago
I think tpowell was asking about the all-new autocorrect system. Do you have information on how that works, or were you just talking about the old system that is being deleted on Monday?
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by coder543 3y ago
It seems good: https://youtu.be/drGHqZnVHnA But it’s not a game type that interests me, so I haven’t tried it on Switch.
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by coder543 3y ago
> I am blown away to play OW2, Apex, Cities Skylines and even BOTW on a hand held device All four of those games are available on Switch, which runs even more quietly and requires a lot less fiddling and maintenance. I have both an ROG A
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by coder543 3y ago
I would have said the same thing about CAD simulations, but then Autodesk decided to move backwards and remove an existing feature just so they could charge for per-simulation credits: https://hackaday.com/2022/08/
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by coder543 3y ago
Plain Wireguard would require more work to replicate this feature, but I remembered hearing that Tailscale offers a beta feature to provision certificates, which I still need to try out sometime. https://tailscale.com/kb&#x2
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by coder543 3y ago
No. A temporary outage affecting logging in does not sound “deeply” concerning at all, especially if people who are logged in are still able to use the app normally. I don’t use Bitwarden, but this outage does not affect my opinion of Bitwa
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by coder543 3y ago
If the title here says “Bitwarden login down”, I think it is extremely reasonable to assume the answer is “no”. Because that’s what it means for the login to be down.
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by coder543 3y ago
They also announced a faster version of Stable Diffusion, supposedly: https://deci.ai/blog/decidiffusion-1-0-3x-faster-than-stable... I haven’t personally tested either yet.
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by coder543 3y ago
> you pay a fee per connector Hmm, going to have to put a [citation needed] on that. I do not believe that is true at all. Organizations that wish to use the USB logo and have a vendor ID will likely pay an annual fee and devices must
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by coder543 3y ago
> have a run-time fee, similar to Unreal Engine Another comment already said this, but I feel it's worth emphasizing: Unreal Engine does not have a runtime fee. You don't pay per install.
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by coder543 3y ago
Nvidia has been selling ARM chips for years (the Nintendo Switch’s SoC, for example), and they’re currently in the process of massively growing their ARM business with the new Nvidia “Grace Superchips”. Not to mention the expected sales boo
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by coder543 3y ago
> still cannot buy graphene in any real quantities (cm's for $100's) I’ve never needed to buy graphene before… why would most people? Not every technology needs to be applicable at home for it to count as “not vanished”. Upon g
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by coder543 3y ago
Nope. They have apps on the iOS App Store just fine. DJI Fly for iOS was last updated 4 days ago.
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by coder543 3y ago
12 days would be adequate. This is archival storage, not high performance storage. However, I will emphasize again that CeraTape is further in the future, so it makes sense that Cerabyte would not be ready to discuss performance figures for
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by coder543 3y ago
You’ve now repeated this “30 years to write” thing in several places. It’s frankly obvious that the 1EB tape would have faster write speeds than that, and repeatedly pretending otherwise doesn’t make a compelling discussion. Taking decade
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by coder543 3y ago
Tree Of Thought can do pretty well at Sudoku, apparently: https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.08291
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by coder543 3y ago
I can't recall hearing about this website before. In fact, only one link to this website has ever gained any traction here[0], and it wasn’t much. Why is it surprising that a random website offering AI services might not have a great p
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by coder543 3y ago
How compatible is Bun with Remix[0]? I’ve been loosely following the progress of Bun for awhile, but I haven’t actually tried it. The blog post you linked does make it sound very intriguing. [0]: http://remix.run/
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by coder543 3y ago
> scored 18.9 on HumanEval (coding) where Llama2 7B scored 12.2 The article claims 18.9 for the base model, but also claims 20.7 for the fine tuned model.
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by coder543 3y ago
> Homesteading in the US (claiming public land as private land) only ended in 1986. Is this a contributing factor to rising home prices? Maybe not, but it does seem weird that we no longer let people homestead public land.
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by coder543 3y ago
You’ve repeated this a few times, but I clicked on several charcoal options on Home Depot’s website, and they claimed to be made entirely of “100% natural hardwood”. Maybe some cheaper ones have added coal?
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by coder543 3y ago
As far as I know, the PoDL spec tops out at around 50W, but you could be right that a “PoDL-inspired” system (which I found amusing) could potentially go much higher than that.
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by coder543 3y ago
> PoDL does have real advantages over PoE. I'm curious, what advantages are you thinking of? PoE++ can deliver more power than PoDL, last I checked. I guess the option for lower voltage could be nice in some very specific applicatio
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by coder543 3y ago
This is nowhere near as confusing as you're making it out to be. - 802.3bu specifies PoDL (power over data lines). - 802.3bp specifies 1000Mb/s over SPE (single pair ethernet) - 802.3bw specifies 100Mb/s over SP

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