mathfailure

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by mathfailure 1y ago
I got "Error Progress bar not found" visiting your https://pbar.io/Y8yg3BG link. However, there are no comments yet, so that might explain it. So this is a service you provide. I must admit that idea behind this
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by mathfailure 1y ago
It looks so neat and amazing! I wish there was a simple way to 'marry' this lib with WordPress... or maybe there is one?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Although the article is written quite well - its existence puzzles me: it doesn't introduce any new ideas, it's just a short summary of the well-known GitOps idea. Is this AI-generated or something?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Does running something via Term.everything consume more or less resources, than running that something directly?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
My go service in podman container requires a container restart after waking up. That's the only downside I've felt after switching from docker to podman.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Why do you GEO-block?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
It doesn't even matter if it's foreign or not, it's a matter of who owns the thing: you buy a smartphone or you buy a service that allows you some use of said smartphone? Fuck services.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Is this an alternative to OpenWebUI?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
What a weirdly chosen set of buckets [1,5] and [6,10]. What'd be the percentages for buckets like [0,1] homes and [2,∞)?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
If demand is so high - where's your capitalism's rule that supply should rise to meet the demand??
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Their site doesn't open, that's a poor sign.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Why not integrate with KeePass(*)-family of secret stores or HashiCorp Vault?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
That was a pleasure to read: I'm just a layman, I know basically jack-shit about GSM/eSIM technologies, yet the article is written so well and provides enough details that I could understand what they wrote.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Have you actually read the article? The author's assertion came out from his ass: he concluded that "more than a billion users" in MicroSoft's presentation means "exactly about 1 billion users". No, 1.5 billion
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by mathfailure 1y ago
That article is a speculation, the number 400 millions was taken out of the article author's ass.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Yes, with static image CPU consumption goes to ~0%. chrome://gpu says: Graphics Feature Status ======================= * Canvas: Hardware accelerated * Direct Rendering Display Compositor: Disabled * Compositing: Hardware ac
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by mathfailure 1y ago
I don't know why, but just the animated background causes 100% cpu consumption for me. Debian 12, Chromium 136, i5-3450, 20gb ram, nVidia 3080, 4k screen though.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Too much math.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
For Windows only. Abandonware.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
We're gonna be fine without all those items from that list. There are plenty of alternatives and plenty more would arise once the monopolist sinks.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Yes.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
How much disk & RAM does it need? What's your tokens/sec rate (and on which device)?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Then why would anyone let this thing into their terminal..?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Is it a locally running model?
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by mathfailure 1y ago
If the idea was to merge different layers - why not do something like this instead? FROM your_image as initial FROM scratch COPY --from=initial / /
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by mathfailure 1y ago
I click on the link - the website doesn't open.
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Easy. 1. Crimea, Donetsk People's Republic, Lugansk People's Republic, Kherson Oblast, Zaporozhskaya Oblast are now parts of Russia. 2. NATO still thinks those are parts of Ukraine. 3. Some of NATO countries are now in talks abou
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by mathfailure 1y ago
I think it's the opposite: with US remaining in NATO, Europe will feel cocky enough to get dragged in a war, Russia will of course retaliate and further escalation (especially if Russia starts losing) highly likely will lead to the nuk
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by mathfailure 1y ago
I am sorry, but it looks like you are just uneducated about the facts and events that happened prior to Russia taking Crimea back. You should not just read some, but actually dig a bit, if you are really interested. I'm not here for a
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by mathfailure 1y ago
Furthermore, Russia has no plans to invade any NATO country. It just won't let NATO invade^W expand to Ukraine. And no, this war is not how you describe it: said 'much smaller country' was 2nd biggest (in terms of military st

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