hparadiz

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1. 541.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   Don't stick your head in the sand just cause one fad didn't play out.
2. 542.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   Both things can be true. VSCode did help us get to the point where I can use it on Linux, MacOS, or Windows and have a lot interoperability. It's the typical cycle. All it takes is a couple people to get their hands on managing the cod
3. 543.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   This is why I never ever commit through the gui.
4. 544.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   Packages are not binaries. When I write software for Linux I'm not gonna sit there and wait for apt whatever to run in the background. That was the whole point of the sqlite db. Don't worry I poll the entire debian database.... an
5. 545.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   It's supposed to handle up to 8 degrees but there's lots of locations at the south pole with < 2 degrees of slope.
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   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   If they manage to get 100T to the moon I don't really get why you wouldn't just leave the whole thing on the moon for materials to convert to habitat. Better off sending a smaller craft back with just life support and a heat shiel
7. 547.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   Multimedia feedback can burn much more than that. If I'm sending frames of 3D engine's output. I mean I would like to send it a video if I could but that is too expensive but I'm sure there's orgs out there that really d
8. 548.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   I've been working on a GUI task manager for Linux and I've been wanting to put a "Funding" or ownership meta data next to the process or process group in the view so people can know where the upstream code lives, how to
9. 549.▲
   by hparadiz 6mo ago

   The shortage is for the 512, 256, and 128 models.
10. 550.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    You can look up benchmarks. It's different depending on the model of Mac Mini and Model of LLM. The take away is that some of the Apple hardware hits a sweet spot for performance and price which may change in the future but for now it&
11. 551.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    PHP has built in session handling and the ability to store them to local, in memory, RDBMS database, or you can implement SessionHandlerInterface, SessionIdInterface with your own custom class. It's probably the most battle hardened se
12. 552.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    You know I can just lookup the costs per seat right? It's not that much and not everyone is a heavy user at an org. And for code the costs are falling per compute cycle.
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    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    The economics is spending a few hundred bucks on software for an IC you're already paying over ten grand a month in order to make them more productive. How are supposedly smart industry experts not seeing this obvious fact? Are these g
14. 554.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    That's how I took it too. You always provide hardware information when publishing any data set that takes a long time to compile.
15. 555.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    Without being drawn too much into politics I can't imagine anything more unamerican than universal civil service. Of course a dweeb like Karp would push this bullshit. I dare anyone to explain to me how, exactly, it's any differen
16. 556.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    Now do screens.
17. 557.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    I've been thinking of making a kernel patch that disables eBPF for certain processes as a privacy tool. Everyone is using eBPF now.
18. 558.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    Inference will be dirt cheap for things like coding but you'll want much more compute for architectural planning, personal assistants with persistent real time "thinking / memory", as well as real time multimedia. I coul
19. 559.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    I feel like this is great for state actor level security but way too much for everyday use.
20. 560.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    There are way too many good uses of these models for local that I fully expect a standard workstation 10 years from now to start at 128GB of RAM and have at least a workstation inference device.
21. 561.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    I agree with you about the KDE ads. I also complained about it on Reddit and was downvoted for it. There are way more appropriate ways to communicate this information that isn't a desktop notification.
22. 562.▲
    by hparadiz 6mo ago

    I have a lot more confidence in composer deps versus npm deps and it's not even close.
23. 563.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    I'm only using it until I can make my own TUI from scratch in C or Rust.
24. 564.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Thank you for your thoughts. I made this as a joke with AI in about two hours because I kept seeing this pattern where code bases were grepping for classes because it was faster than anything else available to PHP userspace. This is a runti
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    I "Rewrote" My ORM Again with AI. and Ended Up Benchmarking Every PHP ORM(technex.us)

    2 points by hparadiz 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Sounds like a no.
27. 567.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Can you prove your work was used in any of these models? And if so what percentage of your work constitutes the model?
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    That's part of why the shift to renewables. I have a 12kw system on my roof and I pay $220 in December and get $150 back in July. The economics are getting interesting cause now you can get a 2kw hr battery for like $350 and plugin 400
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    Artemis III Proposed Landing Sites(artemis-iii.technex.us)

    1 points by hparadiz 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Prefer my Konsole setup on KDE and I use both interchangeably all day tbh. Camera yea. The irony is heating issues become less of an issue with arm.