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evanjrowley
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evanjrowley
3mo ago
>invest in both AI datacenters & oxygen production >drive up CO2 emissions >Americans start using AI for "get oxygenated quick" schemes >profit(?)
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3mo ago
This might have been an inspiration for season 5 episode 5 of Endeavour (2018).
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4mo ago
> I doubt that these 750,000 roles exist in the first place or that these companies offer salaries high enough to motivate workers to fill these roles. >You're likely to attain more worthwhile knowledge by purchasing a second-han
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4mo ago
It is impossible for open source software to be more elitist than proprietary software, especially if that open source software is distributed under a copyleft license.
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4mo ago
I'd recommend using Page Up and Page Down, but this seems like a much better solution.
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evanjrowley
4mo ago
Please share any useful guides and/or resources for agentic development with Emacs!
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4mo ago
Unlike Cmux, Herder will not call out to multiple web services upon start-up.
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4mo ago
I would like to see the configuration for SR-IOV. So far my experience has been that IncusOS is very rigid in it's configuration (in a good way!). I expect it's feasible to do with just Incus running on a general purpose Linux dis
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4mo ago
I've recently migrated to Incus and am enjoying it so far. Hopefully the good feelings last. Roughly ten years ago, my homelab consisted of a dozen virtual machines running on SmartOS. I was not familiar with Illumos, and this was befo
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4mo ago
This small project makes running Windows on Incus a breeze: https://github.com/antifob/incus-windows
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4mo ago
Seems like a made-up distinction that shouldn't be necessary since M6 has not even released. I suspect this is a marketing ploy to meant to drive up both interest while also increasing prices for the next generation of Mac hardware.
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4mo ago
boost sales for their systems division, POWER CPUs, mainframes, maybe Quantum stuff
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4mo ago
If 32" is too small and 43" is too big, then maybe try the Samsung ViewFinity S8 37-inch 4K monitor.
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4mo ago
I know very little about AI and game mechanics, but knowing how early Fromsoft games were (e.g., Kingsfield), a basic AI in Elden Ring is very unsurprising. That's not necessarily a bad thing! My vote for "high tech game AI"
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4mo ago
Aldus Huxley was a proponent of LSD[0]. The Soma in his Brave New World is not meant to represent it. [0] https://daily.jstor.org/when-aldous-huxley-dropped-acid/
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4mo ago
Awesome work! Overall this is a big win for IT at this org. >The real gain is that my virtualization layer became text: versioned in Git, watched by an open-source stack I built alongside it, backed up with immutable snapshots that are m
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4mo ago
This could be the best choice if you want to maintain the same text scale and while increasing readability. Unless it's a curved screen or kept far away from the eyes, you'll probably notice a slight fisheye lens effect when focus
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4mo ago
This is a valid reason to switch back, but I'd also like to call out that UX designers need to do more for users with limited horizontal space. Many users rely on split-screen mode to see two windows simultaneously, or maybe three wind
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4mo ago
>Vertical tabs are not a standard. Chrome does not have them natively. Safari does not have them at all. Google Chrome added vertical tab support in 2026 Q2 and Safari has had them even longer.
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4mo ago
The internet access permission should be implemented. Users of macOS are already accustomed to the local network access permission. Even if it's not the most effective way to raise awareness, it does put pressure on developers to be ex
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4mo ago
Good news! Galactic Battlegrounds Saga is available on both GOG and Steam. :)
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4mo ago
Could be risky. Healthy prisoners might lead to a rise in 'I can fix him/her' complexes across the general population.
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4mo ago
I've never been a fan of Ubiquiti's proprietary solutions, but this might actually be one product that I can be enthusiastic about.
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4mo ago
I need to try this. Age of Empires II was never really on my radar until I recently learned it's engine is the basis for another game I'm a fan of - Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds. It's one of two RTS games released in 200
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4mo ago
Has there ever been an IDE demo video with better music?
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4mo ago
Will the EU issue a fine for the GDPR violation?
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4mo ago
Wandering through the beautiful Dutch countryside was a highlight of a few of my childhood summers. If I ever win the lottery, that's where I'd return to.
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4mo ago
Politically homeless was a new term for me that I recently learned about on this interesting rant about post-left and post-right politics: https://youtu.be/EGv19bdLck4?is=Rx9-w5HNHFXuasYf
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4mo ago
It's the wrong strategy. What what they should do instead is push both US gov entities and vulnerability management tool vendors to properly embrace CVSS 4.0. The environmental, threat, and supplemental metrics[0] should be sufficient
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4mo ago
We're just temporarily embarrassed billionaires.
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