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by r2vcap 10mo ago
I get the impression that https://github.com/pytorch/executorch is Meta’s take on TFLite / LiteRT, which is quite interesting. While reading the README and related documentation, I noticed that Samsung Exynos NPU
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by r2vcap 10mo ago
This is a serious issue. How is it possible for GitHub/Microsoft to charge me for using my own machine as a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner?
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WebGPU Comes to Android (Alpha)(developer.android.com)
14 points by r2vcap 10mo ago|0 comments
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by r2vcap 10mo ago
Qualcomm talked a lot about Snapdragon X Elite as the future of Windows and Linux on ARM, but results so far are mixed. Windows on ARM is finally usable on recent laptops, yet compatibility gaps remain, and Linux support is still far from m
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by r2vcap 1y ago
While it makes sense that LLMs and machine translation systems primarily rely on English Wikipedia as a data source, depending on smaller-language Wikipedias for training is far less ideal. English Wikipedia is generally well-regulated by i
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by r2vcap 1y ago
Whether you use Bazel or not, this is a well-known issue with an equally well-known solution. There’s no need for such a lengthy write-up: just use a consistent sysroot across your entire build environment. If you can’t create your own sysr
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by r2vcap 1y ago
It seems I’m not the only one who feels that Google’s ad tracking has improved a lot — to the point where it makes me a bit nervous. A few days ago, I searched for a medicine just once using Firefox’s private mode, and now both Google searc
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by r2vcap 1y ago
If I remember correctly, the issue was related to newer APIs like MediaStreamTrackProcessor, offscreen surfaces, and WebRTC–WebCodecs interoperability, as well as the ability to run ML inference efficiently in the browser. At the time, Fire
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by r2vcap 1y ago
I know many people are dissatisfied with existing C++ build systems like CMake, and I understand why. However, before creating a new build system, one must first understand C++’s current position. These days, C++ is chosen less frequently d
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by r2vcap 2y ago
Framework’s current policy in Asia—limiting deliveries solely to Taiwan—warrants reconsideration. Due to these restrictions, I had no choice but to purchase Apple products instead. To prevent further customer dissatisfaction, Framework shou
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by r2vcap 2y ago
I’ve never used FFmpeg-kit—I always use FFmpeg from distro packages (Linux, Homebrew) or build it selectively—so I’m not sure how important it is. Is it just a thin wrapper around the FFmpeg C API for various platforms? If that’s the case,
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by r2vcap 2y ago
Some missing timelines: December 11, 2024 - Dart SDK 3.6.0 has been released. December 12, 2024 - Flutter SDK 3.27.0 have been released.
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by r2vcap 2y ago
Or set the compiler flag -fno-exceptions and ban the use of exceptions. While it isn’t standard-compliant, a surprisingly large number of companies and projects follow these practices.
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by r2vcap 2y ago
Maybe the experience varies depending on where the user is located. Users near Mastodon servers (possibly on the US East or West Coast) may not feel the slowness as much as users in other parts of the world. I notice noticeably slower respo
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by r2vcap 2y ago
This is why I don't use Windows and refuse any SWE jobs that require Windows machines. Additionally, I believe kernel-level game anti-cheat software should be banned.
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by r2vcap 2y ago
There is no cloud. It's just someone else's computer.
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by r2vcap 3y ago
There is no cloud: it's just someone else's computer
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Hmm... Is China betting on RISC-V chips? China is too big to rely solely on a single chip architecture. I saw another attempt to develop a new chip architecture in China, called Loongson64. In recent years, I've seen a lot of contribut
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Chromium issue tracking is transitioning from Monorail to Google Issue Tracker(blog.chromium.org)
2 points by r2vcap 3y ago|0 comments
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by r2vcap 3y ago
It is interesting to see how CPAP is used and covered by insurance in different countries. In my country, South Korea, CPAP is available for rent if you have certain medical conditions, and the rental price is fixed. I pay 15 USD (20K KRW),
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by r2vcap 3y ago
It is interesting that many folks are comparing macOS native apps and Electron apps. As someone who uses macOS for work and Linux for everything else (FOSS, games), I'm thankful for Linux apps using Electron, CEF (Chromium Embedded Fra
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by r2vcap 3y ago
If you're working in a controlled environment, such as proprietary software with a fixed number of toolchains or a few OSS projects like Chromium that use their own fixed toolchain, then it makes sense to turn on -Werror. However, most
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I was wrong :(
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Problems of Rust: In Rust, there is a central package registry (crates.io), but there is a lack of ability to add dependencies using git URLs. Problems of Swift: Swift can add dependencies using git URLs, but there is no central package reg
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I believe that's a historical (19th-century) reason. Japan tried to live up to Western standards. They underwent radical changes and adopted Western culture, driven by the significant influence of the '脱亜入欧' (Leave Asia, Join
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I am a user of Samsung Galaxy and Apple MacBook Pro M1 Max. Both models offer Battery Limit/Battery Protect features to protect the lithium-ion battery. I first realized that other iPhones, except for the iPhone 15, don't have suc
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I think the problem is in setenv(3), not getenv(3). Reading shared global state is okay as long as it is not mutable. If someone relies on modifying environment variables, one should use execve(3), not setenv.
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Thank God, I've played Factorio for more than 1400 hours, and I'm excited about the upcoming expansion! Cheers to the developers!
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by r2vcap 3y ago
s/absl::AnyCallable/std::move_only_function/
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by r2vcap 3y ago
If Apple hadn't created Metal, the world would have been better off. Thank you, Meta, for your hard work. Also, there are those who argue that starting new projects in C++ in 2023 is almost always wrong. How about checking out the new

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