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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
And I'll be there.
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
If this is a psyop to shame people into using Neovim, I don't think it's going to have the desired result. It's so absurd I'm not entirely sure.
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
People have all kind of opinions about xlibre as a project and the politics around it that I'm not interested in, but if they're driving xorg to improve, that's a good thing. I'm not some anti-wayland zealot but you will
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Comcast turns your Xfinity WiFi into a home motion detector(bleepingcomputer.com)
5 points by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago|1 comments
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
Not that Meta doesn't deserve everything it has coming to it, but the length of time it takes to litigate something like this just takes so many eyes off the ball of all of the current tech that prays on minors, like Roblox.
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
I bought an RX 6600 for $450 during the GPU shortage a few years ago. I know the AI boom is different than the crypto/COVID boom, but still. Don't be me.
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
I remember being probably 13-14 in my bedroom late at night with nothing but the glow of a CRT while poking around with Allegro and DJGPP. I could boot into Mandrake Linux and compile the same code I wrote in Windows. It felt like anything
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Quake Version 1.07 on RS/6000 Systems(public.dhe.ibm.com)
2 points by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago|1 comments
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
Why is the bold letter n lighter than the rest in this page's font?
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
The first time I powered on a Dell Poweredge R420 without the lid on
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
I bought an STL for a very specific use-case because of how niche it was and how few purchases the creator had... and because I couldn't find anything similar enough elsewhere, but still I did buy one.
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
Only if the short instruction is incredibly long.
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
Every time I click a HN post with the Something Pi naming convention my graybeard brain expects to see an SBC. This is something just about as interesting! I grew up on (and still use) trackers for sequencing. It might be fun to try a simil
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
It will probably sound nice to laypersons but you're right, it has to have access to, at a minimum, a data extract with relevant information to perform it's tasks, although in my experience in the pharmacy IT world, a database vie
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
I'm amused at the lengths the readme goes to in order to drive home the fact that this needs to be a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG instruction, including the unnecessarily long code block illustration. The topic is interesting anyway, but th
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
Not sure why this was dead but I vouched. It would be nice if telemetry was opt-in, otherwise this looks awesome and can't wait to try it!
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
meanwhile tiktok exists
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by nazgulsenpai 2mo ago
My brain went from "wow this is cool" at the first OpenAI x Hugging Face report. Now I feel I feel like this is intentional, in an attempt to force regulation that would squeeze out open-weight models.
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
Did you know David Plummer made Task Manager? Because David Plummer was the original author of Task Manager.
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
I work fulltime and have 2 kids still at home by myself. I made my two best friends on MMORPGs, one on FFXIV almost 10 years ago now, and one in Black Desert just talking about black metal bands we both liked in server chat. I have acquaint
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Microsoft Sam starts his car(youtube.com)
3 points by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago|1 comments
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
Need to print a tshirt with the weights of Kimi 3
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
Tangential but one day when bored at work, I browsed the GitHub discussions for Helix, my main text editor, and the most active thread was regarding adopting an LLM policy for the repo[0]. The maintainer thought it would be beneficial to us
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
I think it's as simple as looking at the incentive structure. The Chinese gov't has incentive to kneecap US monopoly on frontier models. It makes sense for them to continue down this course if it strengthens their position.
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
Same but 100% serious
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
> Most applications you've ever used function in this way, or at least did early in their existence. I'm old enough that this is not true.
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
Sadly, I agree with you. I don't like it, but it seems pretty clear.
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by nazgulsenpai 3mo ago
I hear people complaining nonstop about the state of gaming but man, I stopped playing AAA years ago organically and started playing AA and indie and it's been wonderful. Between Steam & GoG sales and using Epic Game Store only for
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by nazgulsenpai 4mo ago
There's a whole branch of theoretical physics dedicated to this.
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by nazgulsenpai 4mo ago
There's also the kid factor if you're playing on the TV in the living room. Kids have a way of walking in at the worst time. As someone who enjoys violent titles, I get it.

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