musha68k

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by musha68k 3mo ago
I've been there, same as in Quebec for French but I would see it as a learning opportunity to practice. In Austria I've always made an effort to stay inclusively in English in these settings but it's probably normal to fall b
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by musha68k 3mo ago
I know life as an immigrant, especially while having kids and professional careers can be tough. That said, personally I'm thankful for Quebec having been the forcing function to learn French. With no prior formation to reach "int
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by musha68k 3mo ago
Maybe a "lousy analogy" but here you go ;) https://youtube.com/shorts/u3SY8nvjhQA Don't give up on core tenets basically; the EU is a (comparatively) great place to live because it's a free place. W
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by musha68k 3mo ago
This is the anti-EU move but they simply don't understand that. Authoritarian centralization efforts need to be fought Huang style - with an European twist - as we might be behind on a lot of axis but we "Didn't Wake Up a Los
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by musha68k 3mo ago
True, this is the new reality though. My main gripe with Strix Halo is memory bandwidth and compute performance. Gaming performance sits squarely in base PS5 territory just as is the case with Steam Machine AFAIR; yet due to economies of sc
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by musha68k 3mo ago
I had hoped this was about Medusa Halo, but unfortunately, it's about 2025 technology. It's the same as Framework Desktop was at the end of last summer, which would have been a slightly silly but fun buy at $2k... I'd hope Ma
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by musha68k 3mo ago
"RTFM" if available and factual to me is very satisfying. So without much nostalgia / betting on actual hardware the (partially ST community derived) MiSTer project is just great for this kind of stuff - I guess you know it -
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by musha68k 3mo ago
More people have been flocking to "retro computing" for a while now. My hunch is that it's partially driven by mourning over increasing loss of deterministic "von Neumann computing"; so not pure nostalgia. It doesn&
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by musha68k 3mo ago
No doubt Anthropic Mythos/Fable are frontier. I also miss having access as it uncovered some "evals repellant" regressions on my personal pet factory. OTOH for most of my day to day work I've come to realize that faster
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by musha68k 3mo ago
As everyone knows, Kool-Aid is also just mostly water. I work in AI / infrastructure and I have never seen as much interest towards investing into sovereignty by actual deciders. Thankfully, at this point I can't see any flip-flop
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by musha68k 4mo ago
With those unfortunate specs a used PS5 + Steam Deck OLED is the better deal to me. HDR on that screen is just something to behold and UHD-BD drive is the cherry on top. https://github.com/streetpea/chiaki-ng I could s
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by musha68k 4mo ago
Cities have to truly compete with private rent-seekers for it to work. In Vienna they are still building state of the art for that reason: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/jan/10/the-soc...
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by musha68k 4mo ago
void-kampff pattern matching is failing me here
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by musha68k 4mo ago
Another instance of pure power games if you track the political "reasonings" and technological "solutions". It's the same fight with yet another face; we must keep pushing back at the hydra.
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by musha68k 4mo ago
Good point. Fortunately, where I live, subscription fees are typically charged before the next billing period begins, so there usually isn't any outstanding balance carried over. Credit-building in the North American sense also isn&#x2
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by musha68k 5mo ago
One way I've "reset" my subscriptions is by invalidating the credit card they're on so most of them just stop billing. YMMV it's a bit of a blunt tool and not always foolproof, but it's worked for me before.
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by musha68k 5mo ago
Phoenix Rie <3
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Robot submarine finds unknown structures beneath Antarctica; disappears(earth.com)
8 points by musha68k 5mo ago|1 comments
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Jaron Lanier on the Zeitgeist(youtube.com)
2 points by musha68k 5mo ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 5mo ago
I'm biased towards CLI and reign of LLMs means we're all Unix/text (for) now. So IMO there are many reasons, but chiefly amongst them is UI/HCI design leader Apple throwing out their/industry's interaction desi
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by musha68k 6mo ago
Are people on the streets or is this some Franco-Pavlovian reflex kicking in? Net neutrality used to be a pillar of the EU internet. 2026; the mind fucking boggles.
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by musha68k 6mo ago
Creeping normalcy into the substrate: >Stores the user's birth date for age verification, as required by recent laws in California (AB-1043), Colorado (SB26-051), Brazil (Lei 15.211/2025), etc. [MERGED] https://www.t
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by musha68k 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpassivity
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Dwarkesh on the Anthropic situation(youtube.com)
1 points by musha68k 7mo ago|0 comments
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Age-Verification in Operating Systems and the Internet(wiki.alcidesfonseca.com)
2 points by musha68k 7mo ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 8mo ago
Radicle moment.
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Applying 12-Factor Principles to Coding Agent SDKs(youtube.com)
2 points by musha68k 9mo ago|0 comments
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Where Should Agent Memory Actually Live?(youtube.com)
1 points by musha68k 9mo ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 9mo ago
For people who don't know GN: https://youtu.be/cUrJVdF2me0?si=tlxLIufz8zah8xG6
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by musha68k 10mo ago
Amazing feat. I was a very happy owner of both consoles back in the day, and this port clearly shows how much the N64 brought that "SGI at home" feel in mid‑1996; at least until Voodoo 1 / QuakeGL, maybe even up to Unreal (Gl

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