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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
You don’t want to be bandwidth-bound, sure. But it all depends on how much compute power you have to begin with. 153GB/s is probably not enough bandwidth for an Rtx5090. But for the entry laptop/tablet chip M5? It’s likely plenty.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
as expected too heavy of a data stream to be true. resolution is lower than 4K while frame rates aren’t even in the ballpark of 2000 fps. https://www.blogordie.com/2023/09/hw4-tesla-new-self-driving...
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
fine on firefox and safari under macos
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
same here
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
this bit is a no-go for me. they've decided what goes in the immutable base os and allowed a set of kde apps citing subpar experience flatpak versions. I'm guessing they haven't tested all flatpak apps as they tested their ap
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I suppose if we are at comparable refresh rates to LCDs, next metric to compare against is response time? I see significant amount of trailing while scrolling.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I guess we all knew that liquid glass design language was gonna leak into the web eventually but if I see a website drain my battery so it can distort the text I’m trying to read I won’t be staying. The stuttering has already been pointed o
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
public companies have been running on the fumes of speculative value, or some hypothetical future value according to off-the-chart P/E ratios. this is nothing new for musk. he has been promising some future that always needs to look be
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I hope none of this happens and web stays readable and indexable.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
vscode started to intermittently freeze my whole desktop on arch linux recently. I rage deleted it. imho, it’s a valid compromise to choose a snappy lightweight editor over vscode with all available extensions. sadly it reminds me of how vi
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
only a very few fonts evoke nostalgia like this one.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
this is kind of a funny example to me because of all the programming language and compiler discourse that's happening. analogies almost always miss the mark by hiding the nuances that need discussing, and this topic is no exception.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
sounds a lot like any other insurance where the next part of the game is finding reasons why they can't provide the promised repairs. https://www.forbes.com/sites/barrycollins/2024/11/28/mac-own
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
Last I checked power management didn't work so they would run hot and burn through your battery. So unless there is full software support for hardware that makes laptops a portable computer, it's just not a practical solution for
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
did you mean Thinkpad x13s?
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
same here. I'm always hesitant to build anything commercial over abstractions, adapter or translation layers that may or may not have sufficient support in the future. sadly in 2025, we are still in desparate need for an open standard
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
funny enough I had coworkers who similarly had a hold of the jargon but without any substance. They would always turn out to be time sinks for others doing the useful work. AI imitating that type of drag on the workplace is kinda funny ngl.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I'm on the same boat. The specularity around edges don't match the refraction patterns and it throws me off every time. Somehow they thought this wouldn't affect readability of whatever button or panel it's applied to. T
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I've been using Merlin (Pokemon GO for adults if you will) for a few months now. It's been pushing me to be outside more, explore, and be active in general. The social aspect is great too. I have friends who share when they come a
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
things are way beyond hype at this point and calling skeptics who raised the alarms along the way nuts is nuts. I'll also leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ovuMoW2EGk
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I've worked on a patent some years ago about SDF CSG Tree pruning and constant radius filleted blends. Sadly patents don't get the same visibility journals enjoy. https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/7a&#x2F
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
I've been using an Unhook, the extension, and couldn't have been happier.
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
US tax code do be like that
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by diabllicseagull 1y ago
It is a noble cause. I've spent ten years of my life using CUDA professionally, outside the AI domain mind you. Most of these years, there was a strong desire to break off of CUDA and the associated Nvidia tax on our customers. But one
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by diabllicseagull 2y ago
I have been using PlexServer and PlexAmp apps lately and I'm quite happy. Nothing like listening to your CD collection on the go with the streaming quality you get to decide. The best bit for me is that the server side can run on a low
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by diabllicseagull 2y ago
we could start by banning digital profiling and personalized ads entirely. the remaining ads could work with a pull model, and not this endless push model it's currently in. if I am in need of a service or goods, I should initiate the
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by diabllicseagull 2y ago
Woah, this is so well made. Kudos to the author. Upvoted.
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by diabllicseagull 2y ago
I had a bit of a failed transition while hoping for a fast one. I gave the app image for Macos a try. the available binaries are for Intel only, and 120Hz scrolling isn't working despite matching the final Firefox version to the point.
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by diabllicseagull 2y ago
Rx 9070 seems perfect for compact builds on a power budget but I can't see a single two-slot, two-fan card from partners so far. They all look like massive, three slot cards.
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by diabllicseagull 2y ago
Pieces like this remind me that even professors need to sell what they do, like saying "Humans cannot really understand them." in this case. Never have we ever had more simulation tools and compute power like we have today and we

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