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by rjzzleep 3y ago
The steamdeck works so well, because Valve spent a LOT of effort fixing AMD, wayland and pipewire issues for their handheld. Some of that then trickles down to other machine other parts don't(like sleep, and audio). For example, they h
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qutebrowser uses a qt-webengine library in the background, which is also basically a full chromium rendering engine, where not all features are exposed to the UI. It's only light in terms of UI. Just like a headless Chromium is only li
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When you run a chromium in headless mode it doesn't make the browser any lighter. I think what the OP means is that you need to have a browser with the most important JS and CSS functionality to render modern websites, but without all
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A little reminder from the past eh? I had to sigh when I read that. I guess purple somewhat died when the companies started banning accounts left and right for using third party clients for using their services. In a few cases it also seems
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Which is exactly what docker desktop on macOS does as well. Unless you're doing iOS or macOS development, contrary to common belief WSL2 is actually integrated better than it's mac counterparts. You can even mount other linux part
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Is it though? I mean, I do remember the same, but I just booted into Win 11 after buying a GPD Win and it looks nice. Microsoft seems to have resigned itself to the fact that as a developer you should use WSL2. If you do any kind of docker
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Sad to say that you are completely right, for the longest time after being on gentoo for a long time I switched to macos for a few years, and was using gentoo prefix, which is vastly superior than Homebrew. I added patches to fix upstream l
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I can see that it was born that way, but nowadays most job queues say, don't touch the wire protocol, it's not intended to be used directly. I still think Rails has the best ORM design I've ever seen, iterated with practical
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That's awesome. Any idea why he doesn't just supersede Sidekiq with that? I spent quite some time hacking my own solution. I just looked at the source, I guess Mike has been mostly working on both projects on his own for the last
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The one thing I genuinely don't understand is why there is no single task queue that works across ruby and python. I get that at some point people just started making http based microservices to pass information around, but at the end
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This one seems like a good summary Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Large Language Models: A Survey https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.10997 The photos of this post are also good for a high level look https://twit
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> Why do you? I'm asking seriously Serious answer then. The reality is that the higher the pay, the less it stings when people screw you over. If OpenAI was a low pay startup, Ilya would probably feel a lot more bitter about what ha
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Seems to me like Sam Altman is really good at making the actual builders believe that they need him to make things happen, and really successful at making the world believe that he was the actual builder. On that note he just posted a threa
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I get the point, but the reality is that this goes way beyond business communication. And yes, given enough time almost anyone can learn almost anything, but we're also human with limited time and it simply makes no sense trying to lea
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It's unfortunate that everyone else was so comically bad at literally any kind of communication. I'm starting to feel like the general advice lawyers give of say nothing is a terrible advice, when you have such a public facing com
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As of now, it looks more like a maybe, or am I wrong?
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You can also use video background playback fix on both firefox and orion on iOS. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-backgro...
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Istio is really quite interesting of a project it promises everything, has a lot of frequent new engineering solutions, and then people have to hire consultants to make them be able to do a fraction of that. It’s the SAP of the kubernetes w
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They were on Solaris no?
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Almost ten years ago I had the unfortunate opportunity to work with a master manipulator who was unfortunately more senior in the hierarchy. Most of his code was actually technical debt. The code that wasn’t was external code he integrated.
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> Given the UN’s history towards Israel, why would it ever take anything to the UNSC or believe that its arbitrations and judgments are anything but massively biased against it? I don't really understand that line of reasoning, does
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What exactly is your ask here? To censure Lebanon for moving troops within inside its own country? And how does that relate to my question about Gaza.
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I think the disingenuity is with you. Here is a quote from the current Israeli President Isaac Herzog: “It is an entire nation out there that is responsible. It is not true this rhetoric about civilians not being aware, not involved. It’s a
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What are you talking about. Hamas is primarily funded by Turkey and Qatar. Both countries with massive US military bases. For four decades we've now been hearing how Iran almost has the nuclear bomb[1], how Iran funds Al-Qaeda, when it
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I didn't know the slogan, but the slogan quite literally doesn't say what the parent claims it does, does it? Otherwise it would be "Death to Israel, death to the jews", no? I tried to google the Arabic and either google
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Can you name a single instance where Israel and the US went to the UNSC first before engaging in collective punishment? Just one example would be good.
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Don't make this about Iran. Iran is doing nothing to deligitimize Israel right now. The Knesset is doing that all on its own. But death to the Jews? Where is the source of that? But even if they did, they are no threat to Israel. They&
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The EU/US, and Israel could have easily avoided this entire thing if their first act had been to immediately condemn Hammas at the UN Security Council, and call for the immediate unconditional release of all hostages. All they needed w
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I feel like your second point should maybe address the Houthi's demands? Which to be precise were an end to the blockade of Gaza. Regardless of which way you lean in this story, I still find it disingenuous to hide what the demands of
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Politics is a when a company like Caterpillar spends a year trying to acquire GPU's for their autonomous vehicle teams, because they have 20 security and project managers that want to assert themselves in every conversation to get prom

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