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by kelvie 3y ago
For localllama this is the most active one so far (which isn't to say it is very active at all): https://sh.itjust.works/c/localllama If you post topics you'll generally get at least a few responses a day tho
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by kelvie 3y ago
For my sake, what number did you look at to come to this conclusion? I'm not used to reading these quarterly reports.
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by kelvie 3y ago
(Not sure if it's true), but a meme stock is one whose price is propped up by retail traders, and spreads through social media / word-of-mouth, as memes do. How we prove it's one is probably another matter.
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by kelvie 3y ago
Yeah paypal-corp.com screams phishing address, what were they thinking?
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by kelvie 3y ago
I think they're pretty transparent with their pricing, so I'm not entirely sure they can afford region-based pricing until their own costs go down.
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by kelvie 3y ago
Yeah, this needs to be made somewhat clear that GPU support doesn't work on Linux, which makes this slow as molasses.
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by kelvie 3y ago
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Framework_Laptop_13 In case those that didn't know, the FW laptop is so popular amongst Arch users that it has its own dedicated Wiki page (and thread on the Framework discus)
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by kelvie 3y ago
My biggest beef with the apt/deb-based distros for container images is that apt-get updates installs take frustratingly long, whereas apks always tend to be near instant. I wonder what it is in the postinst and related scripts that jus
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by kelvie 3y ago
add kubens to that list! Changing the namespace quickly for the current context also saves fingers.
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by kelvie 3y ago
As a really fast general typist (doubly so for CLI) and with all the fancy `fish` autocomplete plugins for kubectl installed, it's still annoying to type out/complete names of various resources / labels / whatever you ne
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by kelvie 3y ago
This really needs to be a userscript (if possible), does anyone know a way to run javascript helpers like this on Chrome on Android without going to a completely different browser that supports it straight-up (like firefox?)
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by kelvie 3y ago
This is probably not true due to Chromebooks running Linux.
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by kelvie 3y ago
That's crazy to me, just move the mouse around really quickly and you'll quickly notice it's not 120hz (if you are used to it). What blind test did you use?
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by kelvie 3y ago
Sorry for the late reply (though that's what's great about HN), but yes it supports all of DDGs bangs as far as I know.
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by kelvie 3y ago
Don't know the answer to your question, but depending on what you want out of it, I find esphome with inlined C++ more than enough for most cases (for anyone that knows how to code in general). It's mostly declarative, like writin
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by kelvie 3y ago
Ever since they upped the search limit (before it's pay per search), I've been a happy camper. On the other hand, it did teach me the true cost of searches, and I use a lot more !bangs now, like !mdn or !archwiki (although the sea
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by kelvie 3y ago
I've been sorting by "new comments" -- which brings us squarely back to the "bump old threads" style phpbb forums. Which I suppose is okay.
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by kelvie 3y ago
By default, yeah it's just running chrome on what sometimes seems like hardware that is overkill for it, but then you have: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en It runs a VM that runs LX
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by kelvie 3y ago
It's not really boot speed that's the issue, it's just that, like on my work Macbook, when I close my laptop's lid on Friday to catch the train, I expect: 1. The laptop to sleep 2. After some time, it'll hibernate s
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by kelvie 3y ago
Completely agree. I also went through this exercise, having switched from a Chromebook (RIP pixelbook, probably my favourite computer until it died) to Linux on Framework, where I set this up from scratch. Anyone can say what they want abou
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by kelvie 3y ago
I also ran over last month. Now I find that I rely heavily on the firefox smart bar to go to pages I've been to before, as well as rely on "bangs" more, which don't count toward the searches. E.g. !archwiki !mdn !gmaps
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by kelvie 3y ago
$25/month is a bit steep still for those of us that use over 1000 searches a month, although I am aware they are transparent about their costs.
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HDMI Expansion Card power saving rework (Beta)(guides.frame.work)
4 points by kelvie 3y ago|1 comments
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by kelvie 3y ago
Something's not clear here to me, how does this handle words with multiple pronounciations using a font alone?
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by kelvie 4y ago
So like a decade ago I hated using MOC because it would mess up auto-formatters and source code parsing in all editors, but since clangd/clang-format and its LSP friends, working in Qt and having stuff like the autoformatter work perfe
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by kelvie 4y ago
I've had ChatGPT generate code that imported a fake Go library, and proceeded to use it and its made up functions for it, so this seems like less of a stretch.
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by kelvie 4y ago
Oh wow, if this had an M.2 slot i'd consider getting these for my home k8s cluster (I use rpi4s which are hard to get and such cause USB SSDs are flaky with power, and an odroid M1, which has a pretty slow processor, but is otherwise p
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by kelvie 4y ago
" Comparing accomplishments is a short-circuit pathway to tearing others down." This is from a comment that I read on HN a few days ago that really stuck out to me, and applies here. https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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AUTOMATIC1111: There is no requirement to make this software legally usable(github.com)
1 points by kelvie 4y ago|0 comments
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by kelvie 4y ago
Yeah, as another fairly technical Framework owner, my experience was basically 100% the same as the author's. Are you on wayland? This is my first wayland experience (if you don't count the Steam Deck), and it was mostly seamless

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