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cromka
2mo ago
Now imagine if they actually provided a good support for Windows and Linux for those chips and started selling it to OEMs for Desktop/Laptop use.
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2mo ago
Their power of scale applies to less and less regions. Xiaomi, in particular, delivers that to China where Apple previously slapped and now is becoming a niche player. It's the same as with German car makers. The trend have now reverse
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2mo ago
Inspired by this article I started to work on migrating my cat's feeder to ESPHome. Within 2 mere hours I'm am basically done but also wanted to RE their update path to avoid having to connect to UART to flash the new firmware. To
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2mo ago
I think all of them sold nowadays have this fixed but yes, absolutely worth checking.
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2mo ago
I definitely managed to get Linux running in full on my Xiaomi Pad tablet, each and every feature of it! Writing drivers is a breeze now, what remains difficult is upstreaming them.
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2mo ago
What I wish is that we started reverse-engineering audio receivers, many of which run regular Linux. Manufacturers tend to release the new models with hardly any hardware changes, sometimes only software updates. To be able to backport an A
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2mo ago
Have you seen https://github.com/taylorfinnell/petlibro-esphome ?
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2mo ago
ch341a programmer with a clip attachment. That's basically it. A 10 USD investment. No soldering unless flash chip is SMD.
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2mo ago
Anyone can explain why do they fail so often and so seriously? Is this inherent to managing LLMs or is their Ops really just that bad?
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2mo ago
Paying 100 USD a month and getting "Claude is at capacity now" when you need it for work doesn't help. You can't make it an indispensable dev tool if devs cannot rely on it. They will absolutely jump the service to s mor
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2mo ago
Privacy!
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2mo ago
He does the same exact literal Nazi things that Nazi did and has Nazis in his family tree. You'll need better arguments to defend him than just "I don't agree".
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2mo ago
Expert nobody is spending anything on the new prince?
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2mo ago
How does that affect radiation? Also, working at Apple because I ask questions??
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2mo ago
Apple OnAirPods
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2mo ago
And this would be different from Bluetooth plugs on the market how?
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2mo ago
My hot take is Zuckerberg should be trialed for crimes against humanity.
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2mo ago
Notoriously is a stretch if almost all of Linux ARM commits these days come from them
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2mo ago
What's the best price/performance hardware to run it locally today?
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2mo ago
Gnome does UX and UI very well, though.
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2mo ago
I noticed that there's very little non-AI stuff of value that gets to the front page nowadays
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2mo ago
Dude, chill with the strawman and the aggression. Bad day?
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2mo ago
The thing about NYC and viralness that I myself noticed is how people line up for hours to try that new food thing at this particular restaurant/food truck that everyone raves about. Or a new bar/club. Or anything, really. The FOM
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2mo ago
Not everyone eats them whole. In fact of all people I introduced to sardines in the US as a Pole, as far as 2015, all of them remove the backbone. Meanwhile I hope the social media influencers leave herring alone and move on to mackerel.
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2mo ago
Luckily sardines are not a universally tasty treat and so this is just a temporary fad, until the fitness clique decides on the next big thing.
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2mo ago
Bingo. This is meta pulling a page from Green Washing book, i.e. how big corp made regular people be responsible for all the waste and recycling instead of being liable of it themselves.
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2mo ago
One thing I noticed working with Sol and Fable is that I can speed read, literally glimpse over Sol output and understand what it's saying. With Fable/Opus it's the exact opposite: I have to read every god damn sentence, some
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2mo ago
Funny, I'm the same. And if find Sol way more pleasant to work with, not to mention way faster. And Sol's compacting is superior, I haven't yet run into it forgetting something crucial from the pre-compact conversation, meanw
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2mo ago
I seriously need to start considering the scenario in which this leads to next global financial crisis.
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2mo ago
Looks like they're going for good PR now, to avoid smearing by the "Western" models. Smart!
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