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931.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Mirrors.
932.
by rcarmo 1y ago
If you want to call “running” it doing it without complete networking and graphics support…
933.
by rcarmo 1y ago
The N150 is only really useful with active cooling or a chunk of metal bolted to it, and most manufacturers will pick the cheapest possible fan, so yes, there will be some noise.
934.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Actually, hardware video handling and not having to faff about with weird bootloaders have been the main reasons I have preferred mini-PCs
935.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Depends on what you have active on he board, especially storage that isn’t pushed to an idle state for some reason.
936.
by rcarmo 1y ago
As someone who has been avaluating ARM boards for years, the answer is hell yes. The only chipset/reference design combo that comes close is the RK3588 (not close to the N100, just much closer to it than even the Pi 5), from CPU featur
937.
by rcarmo 1y ago
This was worth reading for the Snowflake section alone. I’ve seen it happen in real life.
938.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Actually, what you describe should be feasible with the new on-device foundation models (I haven’t installed the beta myself, but in my close friend group we’ve been suggesting prompts to the couple of brave people who do Switft development
939.
by rcarmo 1y ago
What I do is print custom bins to store long things on the side of the grid. Making it smaller or bigger would not have fixed anything.
940.
A portable cassette player with modern features like Bluetooth and USB-C(liliputing.com)
3 points by rcarmo 1y ago|2 comments
941.
Restoring a ZX Spectrum+ Toastrack(celso.io)
78 points by rcarmo 1y ago|27 comments
942.
by rcarmo 1y ago
This is nice. Kudos for using Bonjour/Zeroconf, which I do too for everything that needs self-discovery.
943.
by rcarmo 1y ago
That is if you re-sign IPA files. If you locked a build to an Apple ID or set of devices and limited my deployments to the devices I own that would not be a problem--it is the periodic re-signing that I care about. At least make it last a y
944.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Still waiting for the ability to compile and deploy my own apps on the hardware I own without having to re-sign and reload every week or so. If you don't intend to distribute an app, I don't see why you should be unduly penalized
945.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Very nice indeed. Congrats.
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Fedora 44 Looks to Drop I686 Support: No More Multi-Lib / x86 32-Bit Packages(phoronix.com)
20 points by rcarmo 1y ago|10 comments
947.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I have an actual rubber duck on my desk, which means I only use AÍ for stuff like “refactor and write tests for this stuff Ducky and I designed”. But I think your question is fundamentally flawed—-we all use AI in phone and editor autocompl
948.
by rcarmo 1y ago
What you are actually saying is that you don't have a data platform with reporting and prefer using your own product because you designed your user tier to have an MCP server, which is kind of an ourobouros.
949.
by rcarmo 1y ago
As someone who does both, I have to say that the only reason I am writing MCP stuff is that all the user-side tools seem to support it. And the moment we, as an industry, settle on something sane, I will rip out the whole thing and adopt th
950.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I’m “very senior” (as in decades of _Unix_ use senior) and I like it in minimal mode because it’s just so much less hassle than all the other zsh stuff I had been using for a couple of decades. Not sure if you expected replies to be full of
951.
by rcarmo 1y ago
This and SQLite-vec (or whatever extension is trendy these days) can do a lot in a very limited amount of compute.
952.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Page 130 is where the actual human readable summary is. Although the previous pages were pretty detailed in explaining the cumulative instabilities. Sadly, some news outlets are probably only going to look at the recommendations and read &q
953.
by rcarmo 1y ago
My ad blocker seems to deal with that fine - but it is not really the one I like best, except that one or two stations are easier to find.
954.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Also: https://radioparadise.com https://radiooooo.com https://musicforprogramming.net/latest/ (not really radio, but also on my bookmarks)
955.
Disabling Intel Graphics Security Mitigation Boosts GPU Compute Performance 20%(phoronix.com)
84 points by rcarmo 1y ago|18 comments
956.
by rcarmo 1y ago
In my experience there is a big difference between front-end and back-end stuff (i.e., formulaic/templated code and code that needs to solve an actual problem). LLMs breeze through the former, typically get stuck in the latter because
957.
by rcarmo 1y ago
The plug has a button, and thus sends out an event when it is manually turned on.
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Xkcd: Interoperability(xkcd.com)
2 points by rcarmo 1y ago|0 comments
959.
by rcarmo 1y ago
There is a missing piece in Wayland tha I’m worried about—or rather, a key functionality that will need to be sorted out: Remote Desktop, but not in the sense of access to an existing display — rather, fully in-memory accelerated compositin
960.
by rcarmo 1y ago
One word: Simpler.

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