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by javchz 1y ago
I think open source still has an important advantage in the pro environment despite being less convenient, and it's the possibility of adding things in between the generation process like control net, and custom loras with new concepts
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by javchz 2y ago
He's using Semantic versioning/s
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by javchz 2y ago
I suppose the closest equivalent would be motherboards with dual BIOS. There if something goes wrong during an update, you always have a backup BIOS with the previous version (not necessarily factory settings). If the system fails to boot,
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by javchz 2y ago
Nope, Firefox still uses its own rendering engine and JavaScript engine—except on iOS, where it's essentially Safari with a UI wrapper. But that’s due to Apple’s ToS, not Firefox’s fault. I assume the previous comment was about market
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by javchz 2y ago
Agree. I mostly do front end in my day job, and despite JavaScript being a bit of a mess lang, dealing with npm is way better than juggling anaconda, miniforge, Poetry, pip, venv, etc depending on the project. UV is such a smooth UX that it
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by javchz 2y ago
Me too, I used to think I hated soldering, until I tried a proper solder station in a shop, but for the amount of repairs I do, I couldn't justify spend 200 in something like that, but this PINECIL sounds like a great middle ground.
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by javchz 2y ago
I love what Meta has done with Llama, but this is too black mirror-esque for my taste
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by javchz 2y ago
I agree. I recently got a Raspberry Pi 5 and regret not getting one of these N100s instead for a small home server. A lot of the killer features of the Pi like using a traditional phone charger, being passively cooled, and being "cheap
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by javchz 2y ago
I guess because most people have seen similar things IRL, not as extreme like Win 3.1, but is not that rare to find Windows XP systems still in place in systems even today (in their defense, most of them are offline, like kiosks ot things l
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by javchz 2y ago
Agree. A lot of non documented processes lives only in the heads of certain people. I remember conversations like "you know how to access the server? ssh it's not working" "Oh yeah about that, ask Josh in the 3rd floor,
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by javchz 2y ago
My mom has a i5 2500 ThinkCentre, for her needs that cpu it's good enough, she mostly browse the web and use basic apps like office or Spotify. I'll say the biggest bottleneck is the old igpu, but I solved that using a cheap 1030.
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by javchz 2y ago
I never liked the 3D era of TVs that were so popular in the CES some years ago, I found it gimmicky and not that immersive and the 3D effect requiere an almost perfect scenario to work. But then I got to play with a Meta Quest, my hype for
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by javchz 2y ago
I love my smart AC, but I'm sure that smart functions will not last (or at least not without being a risk of security by unmaintained firmware) so I love these kind of projects that help you modularize the internet part.
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by javchz 2y ago
This is incredible, this means a lot for game preservation.
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by javchz 2y ago
OVH's so you start and server4you offer dedicated machines for around that price. For personal projects they work great
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by javchz 3y ago
Agree. As a developer I've tried to use Copilot and ChatGPT as much as I can to improve my performance, but even with GPT4 I've found that for my workflow the most of the leverage it gives falls into: * Scaffolding of projects lik
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by javchz 3y ago
It's the CurrentYear™, and we still don't have play counts (like personal ones, not the youtube global count). Play Music had it, even my iPod shuffle from 2006 had it, but YT Music for some reason don't.
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by javchz 3y ago
Yes. I love many of Google's products, but there is always the fear that if you add them to your workflow, they could be removed tomorrow for no good reason. Disclaimer: I'm still salty about Google Reader, Domains and Play Music.
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by javchz 3y ago
I'll say PowerBI has the potential to be more powerful, but you need to love the whole M and DAX languages eco system. And the integration with python and R it's not that bad. But if your vis are with the scope of native Tableau c
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by javchz 3y ago
Yes, as much as I love other HP products, their printers can be expensive and painful(at least in my experience). As weird as it sounds, feels cheaper and easier to 3D print, than handle paper with cartridge Inkjets. Recently went for a br
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by javchz 3y ago
100% Agree. Im a big proponent of developing self-thought skills and making the best of e-learning, but I think math (alongside languages and other) are one of those areas where the real time feedback makes traditional education still worth
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by javchz 3y ago
I wonder if we need legislation for AI training, at least for commercial use of training datasets for LLMs (and other generators like text to image), should be that authors of the training material should be Opt In rather than Opt out. Mos
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by javchz 3y ago
Depends a lot on the niche. A lot of people are just readers in tech blogs, and only comment if you made a mistake. But if you have a personal blog, the most random opinion can get dozen of comments even with a fraction of the readers.
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by javchz 3y ago
I found that a shame. I think with a lighter and modern UI, blogger could come back to gain some market share from Medium. Medium it's so bloated and clickbaity, that I would take an old regular blog in WordPress or blogspot despite be
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by javchz 3y ago
Yeah unless you're doing a headless PC in raspberry pi style, it's not that great of a deal
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by javchz 3y ago
Yeah this it's like people complaining about Mike Tyson talking about boxing despite being retired.
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by javchz 3y ago
But they do, specially in low RAM systems, as the SSD becomes like a backup ram to juggle extra information.
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by javchz 3y ago
I would love something like an M2 steam deck, and if what the presentation it's true I could see it happening. I wonder if this chip has hardware acceleration to translate x86/amd64 to ARM instructions, and what the performance co
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by javchz 3y ago
I think Media Production and corporate docks are nice candidate. Displayport indocks are awesome.
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by javchz 3y ago
Hahaha totally. I love how a lot of Linux users go and make fun of windows security, but 90% of tutorials go around throwing sudos commands "because why not", with some of them even curling sh files from servers with weird domains

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