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hparadiz
7mo ago
Well they do have the Max+ 395 - 128GB beast https://frame.work/desktop Which is none trivial. The laptop scene is particularly difficult though.
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hparadiz
7mo ago
The hardware for a Linux laptop right now is not great. Especially for an arm64 machine. Even if the hardware is good the chassis and everything else is typically plastic and shitty.
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hparadiz
7mo ago
What love? I think this is bullshit.
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hparadiz
7mo ago
Prime directive doesn't apply because they are part of our home planet. Our actions or in-actions can improve or worsen their living conditions. Their natural world is gone anyway. We've changed it already.
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7mo ago
Mint lags upstream by years. Lol
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7mo ago
I legitimately think this is exactly the type of thing that amounts to destruction of property with actual criminal penalties warranted.
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hparadiz
7mo ago
I used to help run an art website and had to figure out how to do taxonomy for art. Imagine if someone asked you to put all art into categories. One major truth discovered: Art is always in the eye of the beholder.
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Show HN: GNU grep as a PHP extension
(github.com)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
> whatever code anyone shits out downloading an exe is "whatever code anyone shits out" cause that's exactly what built binaries are A lot of the programs you use on Windows are actually the exact same ones on Linux be it
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7mo ago
Folks like you need to just install Linux and use it.
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7mo ago
Why do folks act like windows isn't full of cli commands? First thing on any windows box is running debloat in powershell. Installing apps from a gui in Linux has been solved for a long time.
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hparadiz
7mo ago
No because you are not changing the ledger. You are changing the authentication mechanism for transactions. It's like adding a new supported password hash.
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hparadiz
7mo ago
When you say +pipewire you mean just audio playback? If you are pushing video to a picture-in-picture overlay a user might expect that so yea you could write to the pipewire socket like any other program. It's usually fully open for yo
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7mo ago
You don't really need 10 acres. My grandparents made do with 1/4 of an acre and would have yields of 350-500 lbs of potatoes per season. That's so much that they would give it away. I have fruit trees that require almost no e
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7mo ago
I made a demo recently with my Google home camera using the official API https://github.com/hparadiz/camera-notif But your way of grabbing the stream is so much simpler. Overlay layer is super new in KDE Plasma is the
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7mo ago
For most folks it's just an add on. I have grandparents in Europe that have a garden where they grew potatoes and about 50 other things I'm not gonna list. They make jams, pickled things, and various other preserves. It's som
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7mo ago
Would be interesting for a Wayland DM to catch this and draw to a picture in picture overlay
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7mo ago
I have a 1000 ft spool of cat6. I meant switches, router, and other peripherals. Need a new switch anyway.
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Which is when I got to see what it looks like
(technex.us)
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7mo ago
While humans are flying to the moon I tried to build an Earth orbital system simulation, and then an astronaut took the photo that showed the lighting I was trying to simulate.
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7mo ago
I can actually get 7 gbit but have no idea what I'd use with it. I'd need to upgrade my entire lan just to make use of it.
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7mo ago
1/4 exposure time so 250 ms of light. the light is coming from all the light sources in the universe, plus the moon, plus the sun's rays refracting through the atmosphere which happens even at night. The natural blue light is comi
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7mo ago
There are some critical parts of architecture where sometimes I really do need to see the code and even sometimes put a wall around it and tell the agent they can't touch it.
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7mo ago
Okay but the live stream for YouTube used a dslr live feed which I guess they didn't tell the camera operator for lift off because they started to snap still shots and the video feed had a visible shutter and then still frame for 1 sec
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7mo ago
Why is this even a crises? Sure there's fossil fuel price shocks but watching mission control for Artemis and comparing it to the Apollo missions the difference in tech can't be understated. We've made massive progress in onl
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7mo ago
I imagine a foundry would use solar power and lasers to heat up the material. No atmosphere means less heat energy wasted. My thinking has been how to get enough actual build material to build something like an O'Neill cylinder. Well y
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The moon has about the same make up as the Earth when it comes to distribution of elements in the crust. If it's anywhere near 8% like Earth then it makes sense to mine aluminum and other metals on the moon in order to build megastruct
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7mo ago
The $20 / month subscription is less than I pay for electricity already and the local models are also capable enough. A lot of the top open source projects have paid devs working on them already.
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7mo ago
> Then you need to have generated electricity somehow. https://i.imgur.com/qv75o9j.png So where's your 12KW solar array?
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7mo ago
I've used less electricity on AI this entire year than you've spent on VRChat. Maybe worry about yourself.
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