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by nicce 11mo ago
Gamescope is really nice. I am running Steam headlessly with that on my home server.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> the 8gb vram is very concerning to me. it claims to be 4k ready and 8gb of vram is nowhere near enough for 4k gaming natively Depends on the game. I get 70fps with many games on 4k with old RX 5700 XT (e.g Path of Exile). Black Desert
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by nicce 11mo ago
> That's what I believe to be the true intentions behind their push to adopt dystopian technologies like secure enclaves and platform attestation. Not really about security as they claim. Yeah, that is exactly I was thinking.
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by nicce 11mo ago
I guess the point was that yt-dlp is only possible, because of the mandatory protocols you need in the browser. Moving to native app makes it much easier to prevent downloading and denying access to the unencrypted content.
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by nicce 11mo ago
I guess you don’t have fingerprint resist on: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35742606
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by nicce 11mo ago
The only symptom is that captcha never completes. I have more restrictive protections on. If you use just loose settings, it completes, but advanced fingerprint protection, for example, breaks captcha completion. This is very known issue.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Unfortunately, Cloudflare and other protections will keep working even less than they used to. I have started to not use Cloudflare protected websites because they don’t work with Firefox. But that is a fight I am going to lose.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Think it as software which is designed for chatting NOW. Threads, pins and whatever are just treating the symptoms instead of fixing the actual problem, where you need organised and searchable knowledge library instead of platform which was
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by nicce 11mo ago
Not saying that you are completely wrong, but you could try to rephrase this to make a better conversation. I agree that many new model versions are worse than the previous. But it is also related to base rules of the model - they try to pl
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by nicce 11mo ago
> I would love to see Rust get compile-time execution that is as capable as Zig or C++20. Can you give examples? Const functions are pretty capable in Rust already.
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by nicce 11mo ago
I would say that every political channel should be demonetized.
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by nicce 11mo ago
We can’t anymore. Simple as that.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Most people can’t affort the GPUs for local models if you want to get close to cloud capabilities.
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by nicce 11mo ago
What do you mean with greater program complexity in this context?
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by nicce 11mo ago
I am having 20 fps more in Linux with 4k screen when compared to 2k in Windows. Didn’t believe my old GPU could get better over time.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> Also the stock market is NOT 0-sum. A buyer and seller can both "win". If you look the whole lifetime of the stock and all owners and their transactions, it is close to zero-sum. Company can get more wealth by selling which i
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by nicce 11mo ago
Nope, the new version removed it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HarmonyOS_NEXT
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by nicce 11mo ago
Huawei just created new OS and removed all traces of Android and Linux. Just like that. If there is will, it is possible.
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by nicce 11mo ago
People have started to use arXiv as some resume-driven blog with white paper decorations. And people start citing these in research papers. Maybe this is a good change.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> That doesn't sound right to me; its legitimate topic that a package where the core use-case is X, that package has obscure feature Y, and the mere existence of Y can cause security issues for a user even when the user never intend
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by nicce 11mo ago
Some people don't have actual understanding of the meaning of security. Security is there to keep the features usable without interruptions or risks. E.g. plugging the computer off the network is not about security if the service needs
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by nicce 11mo ago
I find it odd that almost nobody ever refers stock trading as gambling. While for most persons it is nothing else.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> It’s no longer fun it’s just a grind. Like most new games these days. I play only old games or few special ones like Baldur’s Gate anymore.
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by nicce 11mo ago
The problem is the same as owning the house vs. renting.
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by nicce 11mo ago
How it looks like Claude agent is written by Claude...
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by nicce 11mo ago
I guess people feel betrayed (while I don’t think that it is justified), when they can’t buy v3 anymore but need to use other means.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Professionals I know don't want to use AI at all. So if Affinity is really not using the produced art for training, many artists will get a good tool for free.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Does this read in ToS somewhere? I know many professional artists and if they would find out that their work is used for training, the app is uninstalled faster than it takes time for you to read this text.
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by nicce 11mo ago
It was a direct competitor for Android at that time. GUI was really nice. I don't think it was essentially worse than Android. There was the potential. https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmasterrace/comments/31
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by nicce 11mo ago
The issue list is full of bugs with segfaults. At least used to be when I last time checked it. But that is what you get with C/C++/Zig et all. It takes a lot of time to get good enough fuzzing and testing process to eliminate all

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