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by kelvie 3y ago
I think if you already are paying for google drive / gmail / google photos storage < 2TB this also means they'll comp you 2 months of that, since this includes it, so in essence, signing up for this trial will save you m
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by kelvie 3y ago
I've been using GPT-4 (mostly for coding and general knowledge, use it a lot more for personal projects than actual work) for the past year, and just switched to Gemini Advanced (since there's a 2 month trial, that includes Google
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by kelvie 3y ago
It'll probably depend on your freezer temp, but I find bread defrosts itself on the counter within an hour.
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Orange Pi Neo Manjaro(neo.manjaro.org)
7 points by kelvie 3y ago|1 comments
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by kelvie 3y ago
It's been working fine. I have the pi's set up to reboot on disk failures, which fixes 99% of the problems (looking at the up time, ony node still reboots once ever 3 weeks or so), and the pods just get migrated, it's not a h
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by kelvie 3y ago
Wow, that's rough. I use a set of raspberry pi 4Bs as a k8s cluster (with an SSD over USB, otherwise etcd crashes cause the storage is too slow). Luckily I have 5 of them (and a k8s cluster is fault tolerant), because the USB disk rand
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by kelvie 3y ago
I couldn't figure out the keyboard controls (and can't find the source code), but you can plug in a controller and it'll play just great (presumably through some web controller API).
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by kelvie 3y ago
My first exposure to this is that it is the only browser pre-installed onto the super useful gparted live rescue ISO that I've used many times. It's good enough for basic troubleshooting and e.g. visiting the archwiki, but it&#x27
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by kelvie 3y ago
egui [1] supports wasm. I wrote a simple chord finder for learning to play guitar with it pretty quickly [2], and would use it again to solve a problem like this, though I'm told immediate mode UI frameworks aren't good for things
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by kelvie 3y ago
It's a bit hard to tell, but this isn't open source (well, assuming we all don't consider wasm source :)), right? I got as far as "powered by cheerpx", which leads me here: https://leaningtech.com/we
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by kelvie 3y ago
> You could implement 30% of Excel functions and probably have an engine which opens 99% of spreadsheets out there.....though if you wanted full doc compatibility you would still have a long journey ahead of you. Isn't this what eff
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by kelvie 3y ago
This was debunked a while ago in an article from J. Kenji Lopez-Alt for rhe New York Times.
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by kelvie 3y ago
I've wanted a package manager for openSCAD as well. I really like using BOSL2, and so when I publish my scads for friends, right now I just include the copy of BOSL I'm using (I forked it the one time I needed to add a custom patc
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by kelvie 3y ago
I use copilot in emacs, and running "git commit -v" puts the diff in my emacs(client) buffer with copilot on and it's not terrible at describing the changes. A lot of times it'll even guess the JIRA ticket number from th
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by kelvie 3y ago
I've also done this (and use github copilot while editing scad files in Emacs). I really wish there were more audio programming languages and examples so that we could create music like this, too.
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by kelvie 3y ago
One thing I will add is that this paradigm really encourages either making a ton of functions (which IMO makes code flow harder to read for these kinds of low-effort projects), or having a lot of scoped statements. A good addition would be
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by kelvie 3y ago
I've also played around with the Rust version egui, and with the eframe template it's super easy to bang out super quick GUI tools on github pages (for example, I made a basic guitar fretboard chord finder [1] to help me learn gui
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by kelvie 3y ago
Anyone know if mods in general work when running CS2 inside Steam on Linux? It's kinda hard to search for since there are a lot of Cities: Skyline results mixed in.
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by kelvie 3y ago
I mean these people seem to be worth their salaries if they can accomplish so much with just 50 HC.
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by kelvie 3y ago
IMO not close (I spend the majority of the day on my work macbook). It's especially apparent when scrolling or moving the pointer small amounts, and especially near the edges of the trackpad, where you need to make bigger movements for
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by kelvie 3y ago
Luckily there are battery stats. On a 7840U with power-profiles-daemon installed and PCI power saving turned on (but not wifi or audio power saving, or VM writebacks, I don't feel those are worth the power savings), it draws 3W if I&
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by kelvie 3y ago
Yes they work (plasma 5 KDE on arch). On the 55Wh battery with a 7840U, it loses 2-3% per hour when asleep, so I set up suspend-then-hibernate after an hour (though setting that up was a pain in itself).
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by kelvie 3y ago
I mean this is common for pre-sale real estate developments (at least where I live, Vancouver, back when there was a ton of demand), how is this different?
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by kelvie 3y ago
Isn't this one of those "if anyone knew, everyone would do it" type of questions? I think in general, marketing, by proxy, revenue generation is one of those game theory, if it becomes the optimal strategy, everyone will adop
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by kelvie 3y ago
I think the original poster is referring to the intent of those that believe in (the strong version of) the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, which isn't the scientific consensus (at least it wasn't when I studied linguistics/psycholog
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by kelvie 3y ago
I swear this runs and loads faster than on my Linux desktop last I used it (I use ardour mainly now)
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by kelvie 3y ago
I mean, at this point it should be trivial to turn this into a helm chart or something, though I haven't tried setting up a cluster with gpu access (if that is desired)
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by kelvie 3y ago
Amazing! I use text-generation-webui to play with LLMs, but was always jealous of this much simpler interface. Somewhat related note -- does anyone know what are the performance differences for GPU-only inference using this loader (llama.cp
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Framework – We are not sustainable(frame.work)
117 points by kelvie 3y ago|17 comments
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by kelvie 3y ago
I wonder what are the practical concerns of loading up an AMD laptop (or I guess one of those mini PCs) with an APU/integrated GPU and allocating 70+GB of ram to them as VRAM. Wouldn't that, in theory, be what consumer LLM users w

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