porphyra

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by porphyra 11mo ago
You can likely install Windows on Steam Machine if you so wish, and then it would actually be a fairly competent mini PC while having great and silent cooling. However, I suppose most casual gamers aren't savvy enough to tinker and ins
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by porphyra 11mo ago
Having a single big fan cool a massive heatsink (that is hopefully very quiet) can legitimately a good reason to get this over building a typical SFF PC, which often runs hot and loud. It sorta reminds me of the trashcan Mac Pro. I myself h
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by porphyra 11mo ago
According to [1], the RAM and SSD are upgradable. * 16GB DDR5 SODIMM (upgradeable) * M.2 2230/2280 NVMe SSDs [1] https://www.eurogamer.net/steam-machine-everything-we-know-a...
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by porphyra 11mo ago
> if they have anything figured out besides "collect spatial data" like imagenet I mean she launched her whole career with imagenet so you can hardly blame her for thinking that way. But on the other hand, there's somethi
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by porphyra 11mo ago
Probably LLM slop, but also it's the same GB10 chip as the DGX Spark so why would the memory bandwidth be significantly different?
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by porphyra 11mo ago
it's basically just linux with a custom kernel and cuda preinstalled
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by porphyra 11mo ago
Why was this downvoted? VR shows an image at infinity which is much better than other display technologies, and new technologies like micro LED chips can be super bright and even rival the outdoors. Together, both hypotheses regarding myopi
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by porphyra 1y ago
The most analog-appearing car interior I've ever seen is the Spyker C8: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spyker_C8_Spyder_-_F...
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by porphyra 1y ago
Web designers with good taste in colors and fonts often make more money than weightlifters, triathletes, and the average Chinese speaker.
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by porphyra 1y ago
I maintain a personal dotfiles repo on github, and when I start at a new job etc, I just git clone my dotfiles repo and then run ./setup.sh and everything is set up nicely with my fonts, colors, and stuff. It didn't take much effo
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by porphyra 1y ago
To be fair in the original Advent of Code the last day is just a freebie and not a real programming problem.
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by porphyra 1y ago
I remember my mind was blown when Alyssa Rosenzweig demoed Cyberpunk running on Asahi Linux a year ago. https://rosenzweig.io/blog/aaa-gaming-on-m1.html
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by porphyra 1y ago
Mozilla could have had the no-nonsense, high performance browser backend that everyone uses to build their own browsers (like the recent glut of AI browsers), instead of everyone using Chromium/Blink. In the past, Gecko was really the
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by porphyra 1y ago
The solar array is 4 km by 4 km. The whole Earth, with its 6400 km radius, only gets hit by a Prius-sized asteroid once per year. So the risks are much lower. I guess the array may be hit by many micro-asteroids though, but it should be po
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by porphyra 1y ago
* He's a quite interesting historical character popularized by the video game Assassin's Creed Shadows. However, this insertion has also been controversial. East Asian male protagonists are underrepresented in Western media alread
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by porphyra 1y ago
Seems about the same price as the Minisforum MS-S1 Max and Framework Desktop in that case.
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by porphyra 1y ago
My rice cooker also has fuzzy logic. I guess they just use floats instead of bools.
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by porphyra 1y ago
back in the day alpha-beta search was AI hehe
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by porphyra 1y ago
Honestly, food delivery from restaurants is one of these things that is a big economic mismatch. The restaurant is spending tons of money on their nice dining room and part of the price of the food is supposed to be the experience of eating
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by porphyra 1y ago
In my experience, the best tool to edit PDFs is Master PDF Editor. The older version 4 is even freely available in the arch user repository: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/masterpdfeditor-free
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by porphyra 1y ago
Asahi Linux has long switched from Arch to Fedora (though a janky Arch version still exists). But they don't support anything newer than M2.
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by porphyra 1y ago
> I would've settled down long ago if it wasn't for her. Maybe it's much harder for her then, since you're the one who wants to settle down but she has to drag you around with only a backpack!
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by porphyra 1y ago
> You're constantly making and throwing away relationships. Yeah, this lifestyle basically only works as a single young adult. Once you have a significant other, it's very, very hard. Once you have a kid, it's impossible.
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by porphyra 1y ago
I always felt like tokenization is one of those double edged swords where it makes some stuff amazingly easier but gets tripped up on the weirdest bugs. The number of "r"s in "strawberry" being another well-known quirk.
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by porphyra 1y ago
Apple Macbooks are still class leading in efficiency and build quality, so some Linux tinkerers may still be drawn towards them.
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by porphyra 1y ago
Asahi Linux totally has graphics acceleration on M1 and M2.
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by porphyra 1y ago
Nice. Lots of people still claim that M1 is super duper fast but now we're at almost twice the performance!
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by porphyra 1y ago
Grok 4 is extremely capable, but for everyday chatting, Grok kinda sucks since it keeps repeating what you told it, and saying the current timestamp for some reason. ChatGPT is much better with its post training and prompt I feel like.
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by porphyra 1y ago
At this rate they are just gonna have to ship a whole web browser with it lol.
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by porphyra 1y ago
Immich supports search by CLIP and I would find it highly useful to search for stuff by semantic meaning (I rely on Google Photos' ability to do that for now). How does your Pi4 handle CLIP?

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