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Corsair DDR5 memory with 6000 MT/s with Chinese modules(videocardz.com)
14 points by rjzzleep 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rjzzleep 5mo ago
Every time I try use Vivaldi I encounter how incredibly slow the UI is. Are all Vivaldi users running it on specced out desktops? Or is it just ao lineux UI latency issue?
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by rjzzleep 5mo ago
What you describe here has always been true in all sciences, but also in medicine. But both modern engineering and education runs completely counter to this. You are encouraged to stay in your niche and never look out. People with vast inte
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HAMi v2.9.0 Deep Dive: Ascend User-Space Partitioning, DRA Production-Ready(dynamia.ai)
1 points by rjzzleep 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
Those are a lot less focused on drugs and sex than burning man.
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
Sounds logical, but can you elaborate more on what is happening?
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
That is quite literally how every part of Cocoa was polished. Things such as sidebars, notifications, came from third party libraries, Growl, etc. were all design patterns from the community. Isn't that also how iTunes came to be? Appl
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
That's why I wrote Rancher side products.
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
Do Rancher side products generally make it into a stable state such that you would want to run mission-critical systems on?
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
I use mangowm on the wl-only branch(which is based on wlroots 0.20). It uses a lot less resources, has more layouts and I have fewer problems with it. Although niri seems to have more eye candy. It's definitely worth giving a try. If y
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
It was slow for 30 years, the last couple of years have been insane. I'd say that either way the population will not rebel. If the government is smart they'll just pay for the populations Netflix, burgers and beer. It's enoug
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by rjzzleep 6mo ago
> That's true, but the problem is, they were better in the past. You just have to look at their directors managing those software directions and you will exactly why it's become the mess that it is today.
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by rjzzleep 7mo ago
People way underestimate what kind of mental fortitude you have to have to fight an overwhelming enemy. That's not something a tourism oriented country like Cuba has. At least I massively doubt that. It lacks the ideology to fight such
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by rjzzleep 7mo ago
Back in the day I would have agreed with you, but ever since there is js everywhere you end up with minified js that megabytes big and match everything. I still have muscle memory with `grep -r` and it almost always ends up with some js fil
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by rjzzleep 7mo ago
> Or that our political and media class are captured... Yes, obviously that's the case, however it goes beyond that. I still vividly remember how in high school they taught us persistently how bad nuclear power is for the environmen
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by rjzzleep 8mo ago
If you want to do that this is the actual lib https://github.com/saghen/frizbee
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by rjzzleep 8mo ago
> Also: isn't the Arch wiki the new Gentoo wiki? Because that was the wiki early 2000s and, again, I've never used Gentoo! It is, didn't Gentoo suffer some sort of data loss which made it lose its popularity?
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by rjzzleep 8mo ago
What's with this 'touch grass'. Is this the new valley jargon?
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by rjzzleep 8mo ago
> are we building tools for a workflow that actually exists, or are we building tools and hoping the workflow materializes? You could ask that question about all the billions that went into crypto projects.
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
When did xcode turn into this? It wasn't too bad early on IMHO
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
In fact, it is what most European countries used to do for their strategic industries.
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
Yeah, but at that point it had lost all the momentum it had, don't you think?
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
It was acquired by Samsung, which is notoriously bad at open source. But the reason why it quietly faded into the background wasn't that. It was that Joyent's ex Sun people had an annoying elitism that made them not care about wor
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
KCL fixes a lot of issues, but it doesn't seem to gain any traction. And it's not this unusable mess that ksonnet or jsonnet is. https://www.kcl-lang.io/
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
Yup, the worst and most dangerous time is yet to come. This is the country that has the worlds second largest nuclear arsenal. The biggest military logistics infrastructure on the planet and shown a constant willingness to use any force nec
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
I feel like what updates on phones should require manual user approval when the owning entity changes.
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
I bought the lifetime license, but I guess I bought it before they raised the prices. Unfortunately, I feel like it's too much of a niche product to be sustainable on the previous price they had. $40 is a lot of money for most people,
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
If you really needed to fight, what you would have done was build a couple nuclear power plants, build some factories using Russian resources that they were giving you cheap, churn out some weapons and THEN go for war. What it did instead w
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
The EU threw all its baskets into a war it didn't need to fight, destroyed its energy independence, it's weapons, it's airdefense and huge parts of its air force. I don't think they have a lot of cards to play. There an
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
I REALLY like Niagara launcher. I have an old OnePlus and it works really well, is aesthetically pleasing and has just the right amount of features. [1] https://niagaralauncher.com/

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