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by nolist_policy 3mo ago
Very nice, I guess my next GPU will be a AMD.
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
Podman, including rootless podman, uses native overlays since Linux 5.11: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/459c7c565ac36ba09ff...
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
If you want to store a git repo on S3, you can that with git-annex[1] today. It can do client side encryption and large files as well. [1] https://git-annex.branchable.com
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
> Multi-level Quality Control. > [...] > LLM-based Query Quality Filtering. We utilize capable LLMs to assess query quality, filtering out samples with incomplete descriptions, unreasonable conditions, invalid logic, or an inabilit
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
Notable: VibeThinker-3B is developed through a staged post-training pipeline built upon Qwen2.5-Coder-3B base, a compact 3B foundation model. Qwen2.5 is ancient by LLM standards.
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
Meta Quest, but treat it as a dumb headset with ALVR?
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
Source?
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
uBlock Origin Lite with MV3 works perfectly fine on Chrome. I don't notice a difference to the classic uBlock Origin, it even has a element zapper nowadays.
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
The best isolation is inside a Service Worker, where the script is served with Content-Security-Policy: sandbox header.[1] [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/...
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by nolist_policy 4mo ago
Google released their latest messenger app 9 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chat
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
From every benchmark I've seen so far, Linux has always been faster than the BSDs. For example, look at these benchmarks from 2003[1]. The newest benchmarks I could find[2], [3] point in the same direction. [1] http://bulk.f
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
http://www.kroah.com/log/blog/2019/08/14/patch-workflow-with...
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
> Chromebooks Have you tried with stock ChromeOS?
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
Panels are so cheap it doesn't matter.
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
As a data point: Chromebooks get 10 years of updates.
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
The "Edit an Image" Demo at the bottom is pretty fun. Maybe this is just Google flexing their LLM inference capacity.
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
Wiggle at CAPTCHAs, wiggle at Termux, wiggle at Emacs, wiggle at the Godot Editor, wiggle at my remote desktop. (Not going to happen)
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
The LHC particle accelerator uses klystron tubes for RF amplification: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1559978/contributions/6664488/a...
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
With the default terminal you copy by selecting, like X11, and paste with right-click.
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
As someone using a Chromebook as my daily driver, not getting into my workflow and quickly doing what I want is exactly ChromeOS's UI. Especially virtual desktops combined with the touchpad: Switching between tabs, going forwards and b
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
On a Chromebook you can install the Linux Dev VM with 5 clicks in the settings and get a fully featured Debian VM.
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
A Chromebook gets you the elegant UI, touchpad gestures, slim vertically integrated system architecture and the reliable sleep mode of a MacBook without Liquid Glass. Plus Chromebooks have the better keyboard layout IMHO.
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
I don't know why the author plays down the versatility of Chromebooks/ChromeOS so much. You can install the Linux Dev VM with 5 clicks in the settings. You get a fully featured Debian VM with nested virtualization support and seam
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
Works great in the latest version of Google AI Edge Gallery: https://github.com/google-ai-edge/gallery/releases
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
It's up on GitHub: https://github.com/google-ai-edge/gallery/releases
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by nolist_policy 5mo ago
What do you mean? It just works with Google AI Studio.
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by nolist_policy 6mo ago
Yep. JavaScript VM breakout, Sandbox breakout and spectre/meltdown side channel leaks are all tracked as vulnerabilities towards Electron while ordinary apps don't even have such security features.
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by nolist_policy 6mo ago
Seems almost like what I want. It's a bit smarter too, I guess I'll give it a try: > Each monitor contains an independent set of workspaces arranged vertically. [...] You can move a workspace to a different monitor [...] > W
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by nolist_policy 6mo ago
Slightly off topic: Does anyone know a window manager where you can map virtual desktops to real monitors? E.g. When I'm on the move I cycle through my virtual desktops on my laptop screen, but when connecting a monitor I want to cycle
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by nolist_policy 7mo ago
Use the it versions. The other versions are base models without post-training. E.g. base models are trained to regurgitate raw wikipedia, books, etc. Then these base models are post-trained into instruction-tuned models where they learn to

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