eptcyka

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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Isn't that still cheaper than the 100 or 200$ plan that Anthropic wants from you?
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Sure, but maybe this is a different battle? First party Linux support is orthogonal to games not using kernel level anti-cheat solutions. Tangentially, I wouldn't use kernel level anti-cheats, but if Valve's solution is indicative
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Gamers are more than just people playing DOTA and Counter Strike and COD and Destiny.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Nix also forces builds to be sandboxed. Now you actually need to run an infected build output to be affected.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Have you ever touched grass? You could also argue that posting in an online message board is linked with right wing extremism because there are right wing extremists posting stuff online.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
You made the association. You literally brought them up yourself.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
You brought it up, what do you mean? If one were to bring up allegations of you associating with unpopular movements, would you not clear your name? Having checked your post history, I have to genuinely ask if you're a troll account.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
I like the hardware, cannot stand needing to run another machine just for management.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Can I use it without running some inane management VM?
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Gamergate has nothing to do with the SKG initiative.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
I can understand that this a somewhat practical solution to the problem of codebase is all C and all I have is a C compiler , so there is merit to using the static keyword here. But it is also unwieldy and used rarely, so I do not think
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
`int x[static 1]` isn’t exactly intuitive when one wants to define a reference to an integer. Nor is this practical given a dynamic array of integers. Or a single integer field in a struct.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Ye, sure, but Rust won’t compile a `foo(std::ptr::null())`, if the function is defined as `fn foo(b: &Baz)`. C doesn’t get that luxury. That is the point of the article.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Except CDNs, where it is.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
There are states that require cars to be crash tested with the dummies without seatbelts. This then encumbers auto designers to cater for that crash test. Some cars will never be homologated in the US because of this, loads of other cars co
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
If you condition yourself to be OK with 15-25 fps, it's almost fine. If you run a game at 60FPS generally, then an occasional hiccup of 100ms will really throw you off. Similarly, the gameplay must be designed differently between low a
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Humans are more expensive.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Why not move the gas pedal too, when using cruise control then?
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
You clearly have never used a car like that. You develop muscle memory for where the pedal is - finding that the pedal is not where it used to be does not inspire much confidence. Every other manufacturer has managed to control regen breaki
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Not all of those inventions are bad. But not all of them are coming from a place of necessity. All of them do increase complexity. My gripe with Mercedes is not that they are constantly pushing boundaries on what can be done with more tech.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Ye, and I’d wager China will put that motor into affordable vehicles first, not some BS AMG GT 4 door/4 seat hyper car.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Never become dependent on doing hideously complicated things. You will eventually struggle to choose to do something more efficient, as the european auto industry is currently displaying. The car where thid motor will be used will, given cu
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
I pay a lot but barely use it except for some intense days, where the lower plans would have throttled me in like 30 minutes. API billing is still more expensive. If you want to not pay much, go to openrouter and use chinese models. They ar
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
I do not believe the majority of millennials are like this.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Survival need not mean a happy life either. My brother had one before he could speak - at 1 year old. It was removed, but he has been suffering from epileptic seizures ever since.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
You cannot ship features that depend on cgroups v1. You may not ship features that depend on netlink attributes that exist on some distros, not others.
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by eptcyka 4mo ago
Even for those who do this right, some things change under your feet because OSS maintainers of kernel feature A want to stop supporting V1 of A when V2 has been out for a decade. But the features missing in V2 are supposed to be provided b
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by eptcyka 5mo ago
Does this imply that plugging in a NIC into an ARM or PowerPC machine might fail to pxe boot if the manufacturer hasn’t prepped code for those platforms?
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by eptcyka 5mo ago
Choosing the suboptimal economic policy due to feels is a moral failure.
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by eptcyka 5mo ago
I can’t imagine the overlap between football fans and people who like to attend football games alone is big enough to matter.

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