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by rektide 3y ago
Also, if the user has a dead battery,they want to be able to plug in and charge, ideally while also doing some reasonably heavy computing. So you again need more power than the laptop itself is using. This is the one case (AFAIK) where inpu
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by rektide 3y ago
Generally I think this is fairly true. The ecosystem has a ton of matyring/growth to do before it has competitive mainstream offerings. Pulp folks' Occamy is supposedly going to get a run of chips made this summer. 432 cores, each
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by rektide 3y ago
So the actual issue seems to be that the permissions in GNOME 41 had to be given each screenshot, but seems to work fine if you keep granting it. In newer GNOME there's now a new persistent permission. Flatpak for example can use this
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by rektide 3y ago
I wonder what other projects require so much titanium. Supposedly the F-14 with it's swivel-swing has a big 1 ton titanium box at the center. And there's a lot of those jets. But this 1.5m sphere that's 9cm thick is quite the
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by rektide 3y ago
Very apt link with RHEL effectively going closed source (while technically being open source, but only distributing to paying customers who lose future access if they share). Red Hat is surrendering their role in open source because they in
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by rektide 3y ago
Paper link. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pneurobio.2023.102465 > The brain infrastructure that connects neurons is collectively referred to as the cytoskeleton. It includes proteins, neurotransmitters, filaments, micr
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by rektide 3y ago
The NorthStar Chemicals section of the 3m products page is 404... Maybe coincidence but it sure seems like a partial job cleaning up the website of these products.
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by rektide 3y ago
Hopefully people can still share links to interesting things & discuss them. I don't know how under threat that is, but governments are playing with fire here. The right to cite something feels absolute. The way sites have previews
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by rektide 3y ago
It's a weird angle to me. There's a lot of focus on how Intel allows too much iteration to happen, with hot bins and many samples. I can see that's indicative of a problem, can be a crutch you shouldn't be needing to lea
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by rektide 3y ago
Most of the threads here - where people describe the corporately driven business wants/desires - seem to recognize though that this is killing the holden goose. Enterprises want RHEL because the staff know & use RHEL and the ente
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by rektide 3y ago
Never have I more wanted a way to block a topic from ever appearing in my world.
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by rektide 3y ago
This mostly facilitates nicely what players were already doing with api & data dump integrations. It greatly boosts accessibility though, which is great. It just is so remarkable to me that no other games dare to have the depth & ac
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by rektide 3y ago
I don't understand HuggingFace's model at all. I went to try out StarCoder LLM & happily downloaded the git repo. Installed some pre-reqs. But the next step was to create a Huggingface account, to use this locally? I noped the
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by rektide 3y ago
Right. It'd just be nice to have these things better cross indexed. hen I see an intent to ship, seeing other browser indicators/status would make that first browser's intent to ship more actionable.
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by rektide 3y ago
Maybe but it should go to citizen owned infrastructure, not private isps
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by rektide 3y ago
> Thus my assertion: whether you’re working with people or with technology, your ability to change decisions in the future will often outweigh the importance of the decisions themselves. Sounds like another possible convert for the Mal
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by rektide 3y ago
And shell users already have a language they know & should be able to use to compose computing: the shell. Different programs introducing their own specific programmatic layers defeats the holistic small pieces, loosely coupled premis
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by rektide 3y ago
Clicking a header link and then getting a modal popup (that appears in a completely different part of the screen) asking where to go (repository or org) is ultra shitty. Links should be links to places. If your link is an option menu, it&#x
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by rektide 3y ago
There's already support for like the 6950 xt & one other consumer card. This is good news though. It needs to expand a lot. But there's so many other big needs ROCm has, so much quality/stability improvement necessary. An
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by rektide 3y ago
Would be difficult but excellent to have a count on how many browsers have issues intent to ships. Great great bot here, even as is. The web is amazing.
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by rektide 3y ago
So, nothing Twitter is known for today. Good luck with that. Good luck current users.
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by rektide 3y ago
BlueField DPU-3, A100, a bunch of NVlink? Wow. If the DPU-3 is at all connectable via NVlink that'd be an especially killer integration of systems. CUDA has been Nvidia's key enabler, makes their hardware just work. It'll be
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by rektide 3y ago
Like what?
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by rektide 3y ago
I have a hard time imagining a role that places one closer to the center of the human universe. Enabled & creative & empowered. The major downside is the Aladdin problem. Vast cosmic power. Itty bitty living space (& mortal life
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by rektide 3y ago
Waldrop's Dream Machines (2001) feels like the definitive book to read about this era & the internet. It personalizes all these people a good bit, weaves the story. Nice to hear it again in short form from Bob Kahn.
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by rektide 3y ago
Latency is only one of the problems. Most of these services seem to handle audio in a way where they are picking one person as the speaker, and muting or ducking everyone else's audio. Practices like cooperative overlap are technologic
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by rektide 3y ago
I've been using openwrt since ~2007 or so. It's a marvel & has been so good. But I cannot wait to get off such a special purpose system. I would much rather be running a regular & general purpose OS. I'd rather have s
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by rektide 3y ago
The early hardcore adopters & admins definitely tend towards a militant dogmatic ardency. There's an ever expanding list of absolutely unacceptable things which folks will ban instances for, like having search. Or being Meta, I gue
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by rektide 3y ago
$LASTJOB had one & only one note - checker as far as I can remember - and it was about wringing out sponges. It was delightfully amazing & over the top. I wish I had a copy of that amazing note. We loved it. Have a roommate now who
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by rektide 3y ago
Do any fediverse clients span both Mastadon style posting & more forum based systems?

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