jyxent

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by jyxent 3y ago
A more recent test from last year still has not great latency numbers for Alacritty: https://www.lkhrs.com/blog/2022/07/terminal-latency/
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by jyxent 4y ago
There is a person in Australia who is threatening to sue OpenAI. He's given them 28 days to fix the errors in ChatGPTs description about himself. If the company is notified and doesn't fix it, maybe that can be considered intent
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by jyxent 4y ago
I noticed that before and am glad to see it fixed. My current issue is that typing to search is noticeably slow on a 150,000 entry history, especially for the first few characters. fzf is instant for me.
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by jyxent 4y ago
I haven't noticed any latency issues either, compared to an Xbox One or GuliKit controller. I have had the issue where the controller will connect but no button / axis events actually are produced. Disconnecting and reconnecting
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by jyxent 4y ago
> The only way you get out of being liable for rear-ending someone is if the leading car maliciously caused you to rear-end them, or if something unpredictable happened that would have made it impossible for you to avoid hitting the othe
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by jyxent 4y ago
Only due to the absence of other information. This is why lots of people have started using dashcams.
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by jyxent 4y ago
Interesting. Igalia is going to have 4 people working on Servo starting this month: https://people.igalia.com/mrego/servo/igalia-servo-tsc-2022/
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by jyxent 4y ago
Another well-cited predecessor is "A low-bandwidth network file system." ( https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/502034.502052 ), which was published in 2001. It uses Rabin fingerprinting to define chun
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by jyxent 4y ago
I believe they also funded the graphics and music for the premium edition.
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by jyxent 4y ago
Probably a bit less revenue, due to regional pricing and the key arbitrage that ends up happening with that. Still a huge success, though.
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by jyxent 4y ago
They actually allow up to 64 characters in the kernel: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/8395ae05cb5a2e31d3610... This might just be for certain kernel things though. I don't see any regular proces
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by jyxent 4y ago
It is even dumber because Twitter has less ability to fight CP now. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-29/musk-s-cu... https://www.wired.com/story/twitter-child-sexual-abuse-
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by jyxent 4y ago
It was very intentional: https://twitter.com/brenonade/status/1603612768221155328
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by jyxent 4y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to imply. It literally says that they want to maintain pressure until Musk shows he is actually committed to moderation, instead of only saying he is.
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by jyxent 4y ago
Musk has a history of not being trustworthy. The smart thing to do here is to wait and see if he changes his mind on a whim.
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by jyxent 4y ago
I'm not sure he is worth emulating unless he manages to dramatically turn Twitter around. In this short period of time he has lost significant ad revenue, while dramatically increasing expenses due to the debt load.
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by jyxent 4y ago
He actually tweeted essentially the same thing: https://twitter.com/HansMokeNiemann/status/15831646060293652...
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by jyxent 4y ago
I think they are opt-out because Wayback Machine would be very incomplete if it required opting in. They are just willing to deal with legal issues that occur due to this policy. They have removed web sites before due to copyright claims a
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by jyxent 4y ago
I think it is fully supported now: https://docs.kernel.org/kbuild/llvm.html
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by jyxent 4y ago
I wouldn't mind a higher PPI, but with subpixel text rendering I find that the text quality is good enough for me. I'm hoping the TV resolution arms race will continue until 8K is the new normal like 4K is now. Then you will hav
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by jyxent 5y ago
These are both the same paper. The earlier link points to the preprint. The paper has now been published in Science.
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by jyxent 5y ago
I think that is mainly due to being direct-lit backlight. I'm currently using a 43" Sony X800H, which is edge-lit, and the pixels are fully lit at my 2 1/2 - 3 foot viewing distance.
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by jyxent 5y ago
I'm using a 43" 4K TV as a monitor now, and I really like it. It does take some getting use to at first, but with a tiling window manager I can split it up how I like and have the benefit of being able to use the whole screen at
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by jyxent 5y ago
Were there actually any cases of confusion? Impossible Food's filing states: Impossible X also referenced, without providing details, “several apparent instances of actual confusion.” Unless there are more I'm missed, Impossible
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by jyxent 5y ago
I'm guessing she would be eligible for an SEC whistleblower award if her complaints result in fines to Facebook.
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by jyxent 5y ago
Yeah, I was wondering about the Arch updates too. I had a machine that wasn't updated for a long time and had to go through the process of updating small bits at a time with archived packages: https://wiki.archlinux.org&#x2
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by jyxent 6y ago
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=112178... Chrome regressed on Wayland after changing the default rendering path on Linux. The slowness seems to be a problem in getting proper vsync, and
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by jyxent 7y ago
Bedrock linux is hardly just Minecraft for Windows. It is Minecraft for Android, iOS, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. It looks like it will be coming to the Playstation 4 soon too. I use MCPELauncher to run the Android version under Linux,
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Bluetooth stack modifications to improve audio quality on headphones without AAC(habr.com)
2 points by jyxent 7y ago|0 comments
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by jyxent 7y ago
The latest design has 3 4-port sata cards, with each port running to a 5-port backplane, which connect to the drives.

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