justinclift

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by justinclift 4mo ago
> wish i ran a dead company that did 67 billion in revenue last year, with year-over-year increases. Didn't IBM used to be north of US$100B/yr?
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by justinclift 4mo ago
> Our internal metrics within KDE show that over 95% of users of Plasma 6.6 are on Wayland Wonder how representative of the real end user population this is?
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by justinclift 4mo ago
They'd have to list to the feedback from the insiders though, and that doesn't seem like a MS thing to do.
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by justinclift 4mo ago
Apparently both can be done together, it's just that it takes a bunch more effort so most places don't bother.
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by justinclift 4mo ago
So, LM vs LLM? :)
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by justinclift 4mo ago
Thanks, that name was indeed making me wonder what's going on with the BFL people. :)
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by justinclift 5mo ago
Yeah, the Intel reference page only lists DDR4, not DDR3: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/92986/i...
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by justinclift 5mo ago
That crowd are just deeply concerned one of their lucrative revenue streams is disappearing. So they seem to be attempting to pull a fast one and use unproven claims to try and convert their competitor into a replacement revenue source. It&
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by justinclift 5mo ago
And one with clearly AI written dialog too. :( I couldn't listen for more than ~30 seconds.
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by justinclift 5mo ago
> [a] great deal of open-source software and hobbyist knowledge sharing has never been driven by financial reward It seems like a lot of the underlying sentiment which was driving that was to contribute to the world and make things bette
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by justinclift 5mo ago
Does your pantry have a cashier and let you buy stuff there? Because a food store sounds like it does.
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by justinclift 5mo ago
So, best make sure the court has a significant internet outage on the day your case is scheduled, while you have your model running in your pocket? :)
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by justinclift 5mo ago
The new Venezuela leadership seem to be ok with the US though?
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by justinclift 5mo ago
The promise I'm talking about was 2024/2025, and we can see how that's gone. ;)
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by justinclift 5mo ago
It's crazy MS are doing this after the US Gov people publicly lambasted them (ie https://www.inc.com/kit-eaton/why-a-former-white-house-cyber... ), with MS then promising to make security a core thing at MS to fix
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by justinclift 5mo ago
https://archive.md/DFDcM
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by justinclift 5mo ago
It's be super funny if it has more usb ports than a macbook too. :D
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by justinclift 5mo ago
> psychotic Probably more under-developed than psychotic. ie not really using their adult thinking any more
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by justinclift 5mo ago
> and Venezuela. Isn't that one past tense now, after the US grabbed their leader?
110.
by justinclift 5mo ago
Doesn't "astroturf" mean false statements rather than people just being enthusiastic about something?
111.
by justinclift 5mo ago
Damn, that sounds deceptively done then. :(
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The Making of SINGULARITY (the Blender Open movie for 2026) [video](youtube.com)
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by justinclift 5mo ago
Yeah, hang on to that thing. Pass it down to your grandkids, etc. :D I wish I was joking... ;)
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by justinclift 5mo ago
The Kagi stats graphs (showing membership growth) since May 20th when Google announced their replacment of Google Search speaks for itself: https://kagi.com/stats Slow gradual growth before, large increase in the daily grow
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by justinclift 5mo ago
> Today's inkjet printers charge mandatory subscriptions and lock you to their supplies? I guess you're not aware HP has been doing this for a few years now?
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by justinclift 5mo ago
Yeah, pretty sure the US is headed right toward civil war.
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by justinclift 5mo ago
From the article: > Bambu might use its software to lock its printers to its own filament and accessories and start charging for subscription services, the way today’s inkjet printer companies do. Bambu did not deny those possibilities w
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by justinclift 5mo ago
On one hand, sure. On the other hand, it seems Bambu Lab's intentions are to lock down their ecosystem and extract rent (ala HP and printer ink). So, if the Vizio case works out for OSS licenses, then Bambu Lab's likely won'
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by justinclift 5mo ago
Weirdly, archive.is is timing out for me whereas archive.vn is working: https://archive.vn/p6ufq
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by justinclift 5mo ago
Yeah. Looks like they picked a name already well known for something completely different. :(

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