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richardfey
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richardfey
5mo ago
I have a different take on this: how many people using a rifle do you see at composite bow tournaments? We might just move this kind of activities to sandboxes and implement more strict requirements for participation. It might make them nic
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richardfey
5mo ago
"We fired all of the QA people, now there are no QA issue reports anymore".
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richardfey
5mo ago
I'd be interested in seeing how worse the Epic Citadel demo will perform with this removal.
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richardfey
5mo ago
Some reference to Les Technopères by writer Alejandro Jodorowsky?
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richardfey
6mo ago
I have 24GB VRAM available and haven't yet found a decent model or combination. Last one I tried is Qwen with continue, I guess I need to spend more time on this.
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6mo ago
Probably JMAP support.
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richardfey
8mo ago
I wonder how cjdns would have handled this
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8mo ago
I feel like the process of carving out any meaning out of "QA" is complete. It's cathartic, in its twisted way...
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richardfey
8mo ago
But AI is not a software application, it does not aim to replace software applications. It's like saying that the discovery of steel did not replace any existing weapon or tool.
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8mo ago
Please let me know what you end up doing with this, I am curious!
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11mo ago
They were doing this kind of optical media seek times tests/optimisations for PS1 games, like Crash Bandicoot. You certainly have more and better context than me on this console/game, I just mentioned it in case it wasn't con
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11mo ago
This might be an optimisation to avoid disc seeks on wildly far apart distances, which would introduce more latency.
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richardfey
1y ago
I understand, it's risk diversification.
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1y ago
> with Linux Desktop marketshare still slowly, steadily rising over the last 10 months. Where do you get these figures from? Is there a sensible % increase? I've been using Linux desktop for a decade now and I am certain it still us
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1y ago
I don't take sides on the opinion of BE vs LE, but why would the kernel devs be in charge of deciding how a hardware platform design would look like? Are they in the design commitee for RISC-V? Imagine the lawn mower deciding to stop r
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1y ago
Why? It's not like you can influence the trigger of any such catastrophe
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1y ago
I tried this on all the basic interpreters available on Ubuntu (yabasic, sdlbasic, basic256 and bwbasic), couldn't get it to work on any of them. In a couple cases the only remaining issue was the lack of a RND() function definition
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1y ago
> They don't do anything unless money is involved. I disagree. They could have done it to be under the spotlight and progress their career.
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1y ago
It's endless right?
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1y ago
Reminds me of Zola ( https://www.getzola.org/ ), which was a step up from Hugo for me.
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2y ago
> There, done. That's all the timeouts you'll ever need. Go and complain to your distribution they are setting the wrong defaults, even desktop environment(s) already recommend[1] setting it to a low value. You can stop hating
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2y ago
> Plenty of people changes systemd configuration all the time and it just goes fine. You live in fantasy. "since I have never experienced what you say, it must be fantasy" > Even op is basically saying: “my issue with system
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2y ago
Yes, I think your analysis is spot-on.
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2y ago
I regularly see it also on a system not using NFS, and it seems related to console seats. Never went to the bottom of it because it's sporadic/non-reproducible.
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2y ago
I think author is missing on the Devuan-maintained udev fork.
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2y ago
My most common issues with systemd are related to those long timeouts when something at boot/shutdown is not working as intended, and unexplained/unexplainable changes to the order of boot of some components. For the former I have
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2y ago
It was working also on devices like the Shield.
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2y ago
Python and node software is something I always try to run in containers for convenience and security reasons
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richardfey
2y ago
I'd love something like this for the SNES
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richardfey
2y ago
You are absolutely spot on.
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