madduci

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by madduci 2mo ago
I disagree. Why should we accept lower income, while billionaires are doing whatever they want, in the most illegal ways? Unions and Fight for your rights, that's what we need
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by madduci 2mo ago
530 kWh here in July pushed to the grid with a 5kWp system
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by madduci 2mo ago
I remember a similar story shared this year at JAX2026 from the Sparkasse Group, they said they were using AI to migrate from COBOL, but they still were in the middle of the migration. Maybe they faced the same issues / problems? It se
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by madduci 2mo ago
Porting it to C++ should bring also a lot of improvements in terms of.performance
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by madduci 2mo ago
I believe this is a move to make user spent even much more tokens
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by madduci 2mo ago
This happens because of capitalism. In a few years will have a cemetery of software and products locked behind DRM or requiring a remote connection to a server that won't exist anymore, because it's too expensive to maintain. It i
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by madduci 2mo ago
The real.answer is that people stopped making things with care and genuine interest. Everything should be delivered in the fastest way possible, in the shortest time possible, on the tightest budget possible. This is a recipe for creating a
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by madduci 2mo ago
This was my personal trick at the university. I was writing down all the notes during classes, even at the ugliest of my handwriting, but after classes insat down and rewrote the whole Notes in a better and clear way, so I was directly stor
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by madduci 2mo ago
So what is the issue here? Distilling is still fair, on the same level like Anthropic scraped copyright protected material for their training. So here robbers are blaming robbers? These claims are just pointless, everytime
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by madduci 2mo ago
I run the itzg Docker Image behind a Wireguard VPN, all hosted on an embedded board (a armbian powered Radxa 12L with 16 GB Ram). So far so good, we have an offline server, so even if the Microsoft Server is down, we can play (we use PolyMC
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by madduci 3mo ago
I wonder how much more exhausting could have been if they decided to go much southern in Italy, where the service can be much more degraded
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by madduci 3mo ago
PgBouncer is a great piece of software. We use that heavily and had made us DB operations pretty easy
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by madduci 3mo ago
Exactly, how Windows exposes the TPM functionalities is a far better experience than in other platforms
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by madduci 3mo ago
The German Healthcare System is moving to the TelematikInfrastruktur 2.0, which has foundations in Zero Trust security, which includes also remote attestation and proof with TPM. I had made a dummy client as example and I must say that on d
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by madduci 3mo ago
And Compiler Explorer also
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by madduci 3mo ago
Like everybody got 128 GB RAM..
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by madduci 3mo ago
If I buy a DVD, it costs a fixed price. Why should it be variable, if we talk about digital media? Storage and content streaming is cheaper than embracing a whole logistic (producing DVDs/BlueRays, packaging, shipping). But here we are
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by madduci 3mo ago
Frankly, Unreal Tournament got a lot of that energy and peaked gameplay. Very new fresh ideas like capture the flag back then was really cool. And the speed and stability was also great.
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by madduci 3mo ago
And US users spend much more than their EU counterpart
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by madduci 3mo ago
True story, they can already drive a tractor at 10 and I know people who learned to drive a proper truck at 13 too
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by madduci 3mo ago
I don't know how long will it take to attack also flatpak/flathub and snap stores as well.
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by madduci 3mo ago
Isn't that the case of over fitting? You have more data, but when you ask something that's not in that data, hallucinations happen
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by madduci 3mo ago
I wish they supported much more phones
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by madduci 3mo ago
Interesting. what kind if applications are challenging you?
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by madduci 3mo ago
Windows has reached the point where it deserves only to run in a virtual machine for some needs. Otherwise leave it behind and move on to Linux, BSD or whatever doesn't require a cloud account to work
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by madduci 4mo ago
I love the take about it. But nowhere is mentioned how have they installed Linux on those boards and which kind of distribution. I would also run Linux on retired phones, just I can't because some of them have a locked bootloader and t
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by madduci 4mo ago
Looks interesting but yet no Ollama model?
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by madduci 4mo ago
This is really cool
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by madduci 4mo ago
Indeed. Unfortunately you can only unleash that power on tracks
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by madduci 4mo ago
5 minutes, for the only model available in EU that costs €120k+

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