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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
Is anyone else concerned about the environmental impact of LLM’s? These things require so much power, water, and land. I honestly think we’re gonna ignore it like we do with plastic. Another technology too ubiquitous, cheap and convenient t
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
You can’t have cheap fast food made from humanely raised livestock. Nando’s however is even more despicable. Here in the US they aren’t cheap.
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
>So you can generate the d dorian scale and it outputs d e f g a b c d? lmao
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
The schema Visio’s files save to is very complex. There’s stuff like diagrams.net, but that’s not compatible.
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
So it’s like Google Docs? What am I looking at exactly?
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
ChromeOS is 14 years old, not really sure why they’re just now going this route. Android laptops are nothing new, unless you don’t count the crappy low end ones that have no business running it. I’m sure Google will make their flagship apps
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
So it’s a Raspberry Pi except now I can type Unix commands with my thumbs on a blackberry keyboard……ouch.
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
We need more projects like this. People making all sorts of libraries for HTML/CSS parsers, render trees, layout models etc. I don’t want to see a world where everything runs on top of Chromium and we all just unwittingly submit to it.
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
If there’s one thing I learned watching those Hoarder reality tv shows it’s that you can clean up after them all you want but that’s just a bandaid.
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
I don’t understand the point of these ultra wide monitors. On windows 11, you can only have 3 verticals columns with a monitor this wide. If I had 3 regular width monitors, I could have 6 columns overall. I’d also imagine it looks awkward w
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
Anyone else have trouble scrolling GitHub source files on iOS? Using iPhone 17 Pro
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by pipeline_peak 9mo ago
>Everything’s great except I can’t run this >Everything’s great except it doesn’t recognize this device >Everything’s great except there’s a learning curve >Conky
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
The irony of these type of blog musings is how they always try to outline the neuroticism of our culture as being afraid of being alone and too connected online. Because at the same time they themselves sound entrenched in it by making an e
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
Subsidize doesn’t only mean government funded.
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
>It's not like they are subsidized or anything View sponsors https://ladybird.org/
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
I never once said anything in favor of Safari, that’s not something I’m “pushing”. I’m in favor more than just Chromium.
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
> So what do you want another chromium based browser? I want something free of Google code, which sounds like they aren’t doing if Skia is anyway involved. Instead they’re wasting resources where it’s less needed. Like building a JS engi
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
Ladybird has too much pride. They are more concerned with making something from scratch than something that actually works. Also they’re switching over to Swift which can only be worse for performance.
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
> What kind of control would Chrome have over the web? Do you remember Manifest Version 3? They did away with ad block extensions. If we all end up using Chromium, there’s no longer a web standard. It’s whatever conforms to Google’s stan
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by pipeline_peak 10mo ago
> (and possibly his ketamine habit) I think I’ve read Buzz Feed articles with more integrity.
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
I’m interested in seeing Proton perform on Arm for Windows x86 games. That sounds like a real challenge.
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
I always found NAS interesting but never had a personal use for a large amount of storage these days. All the music and videos I watch are through streaming. I don’t have a personal business or anything that requires more than 1 tb.
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
>Say somehow you could eliminate autism spectrum disorder - there goes half your IT staff. If they didn’t have autism, they wouldn’t be in IT
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
The parent comment is also saying if they weren’t autistic, half the it force would be gone. Sounds pretty black and white.
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
They’re not gonna win the console generation, this marks the end of the console generation. That and intermediary consoles like the PS5 Pro are blurring the lines and adapting to the popularity of PC gaming.
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
Saw the link and was looking forward to an iPhone that could actually fit in one hand again, welp.
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by pipeline_peak 11mo ago
>RSS is used to syndicate NEWS and by killing it Google can control the media They can also avoid wasting resources on a format only used by “Raspberry Pi guys”. “I just made an app that tracks local tandem bikes in the San Francisco Ba
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
I love when companies openly embrace their security vulnerabilities rather than hide behind them, cough Kia
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Funny how Post-Jobs Apple blatantly follows the pack. It would be nice if they did something slightly less predictable. Of course then they’d have to start taking risks again…
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
What’s going on with Swift? Seems surprisingly less popular considering it’s the official way to develop for Apple. Is it something to do with frameworks like React?

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