kronicum2025

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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
I see a lot of comments here criticizing the author, and I think both teams have a point. There's definitely a bubble, because companies are buying up infrastructure which doesn't need to be used right now. But also, the companies
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
A GPL license is a contract in most other countries. Just not US probably.
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
The other commentator is right. I have an AMD graphics card and I can do this as well. https://imgur.com/a/7mjm8O9
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
I could set my screen to 75%, not really 73% but close may be?
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
You can. KDE Wayland allows you to even set fractional scaling. I had 125% on one monitor and 100% on three others. all work like a chgarm
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
KDE on Linux is the way. Extremely Stable.
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
I use Discord App on Arch on KDE on Wayland. What are the issues that you are facing?
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by kronicum2025 10mo ago
> He grew up in a social environment where coming out as gay would make everyone around him sad and angry/ashamed at him That's the good case. The bad case would be he would lose his job, and be forced into poverty.
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by kronicum2025 11mo ago
tbh US made a choice for them long ago.
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by kronicum2025 11mo ago
> But when we talk privacy and personal data there should be no gray zone. It has to be black and white. you are wrong. If one followed your ways, we would never do a lot of things. There are things called regulatory sandboxes for a reas
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by kronicum2025 11mo ago
What's the opposite? Where solving your problems is easy and but solving your friend's problems are very difficult because your advice are never relevant?
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by kronicum2025 11mo ago
Is it really impossible? I'm not disputing you, but for my own learning. Is there somewhere I could read about impossibility of ligatures and monospace?
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by kronicum2025 11mo ago
Break it off from Microsoft definitely. Same with Github I think.
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by kronicum2025 11mo ago
I'm leaning a lot into AI + lean. It's a fantastic tool to find new proofs. The extremly rigid nature of lean means you can really check programs for correctness. So that part of AI is solved. The only thing that remains is gener
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
Yup, bad point. Sorry about that. I forgot about the feeding into the grid aspect of solar.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
There are definitely economics of scale. They are just not visible in Germany due to outdated building and policy practices. > I'm not talking about prices, which may incorporate subsidies, permitting costs, taxes such as tariffs,
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
> I don’t understand this sentiment at all. They didn’t sacrifice their balcony, and this is electricity that the central utility organizations couldn’t generate. Many parts of the world don’t even allow this kind of solar panel to be us
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
> Because there’s no Photoshop for PDFs, maybe? Xournal++
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
Only because of your training otherwise.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
And such a terrible architecture for the time.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
In such cases, you do need to switch between methods. If you already know how to deal with origin, then getting to origin can be done with a normal stepper. Decide how low you are okay with your step to go. Set that as your target `t_targe
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
So, people were not allowed to have their grandparent live in the same household as the parents? That seems awfully bad for social health.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
I meant to say exclusively owned references.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
The problem is how difficult it is to remove someone once they are in power. In parliamentary democracies, it's simply loss of majority.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
You assume that the current admin is not simply asking for gifts.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
The title does not do justice to public course of thinking which is more like "Oh no, not again! Anyway, look at this shiny new tool."
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
The safety part in this article is incorrect. There's a google doc somewhere where Google did an internal experiment and determined that safety c annot be achieved in C++ without an owning reference (essentially what Rust has).
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
It depends on your dimensions of the system. If your system is one or low dimensional or if the function has sufficient smoothness, then it makes sense to assume that the function is a series of some kind, and then iterative solve on the le
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
Getting a good mentor is the most difficult part for most people following this list.
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by kronicum2025 1y ago
As a young person growing up in India, enrolled in engineering in a small desolate city, when I wanted to be a mathematician, with no real path in sight, this blog post is actually what I followed, and learnt everything that is mandatory on

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