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by schaefer 4y ago
You are absolutely right about that[1]. but strangely, on the 7640U the CPU core count drops from 8 to 6 in comparison with the 6800U. Presumably to make room for the new AI cores? I'm not sure that trade off is right for me. [1]:
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by schaefer 4y ago
You really have to do your homework with the new AMD processor rebranding. It's super easy to think your getting the latest and greatest, only to end up with Vega 2 graphics like the 5000 series from years ago. I had to whiteboard it
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by schaefer 4y ago
I'm referring to their layout engine, tala [1]. While there are other free layout engines, tala kicks ass. There's just no separate pricing tier for people that want tala for use on the command line without the fancy proprietary G
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by schaefer 4y ago
I had been super excited by the work on d2 (and Tala), the new language for diagrams with automated layout. I'm happy to pay a reasonable price... but their prices are currently five times higher than the cost of a Visio subscription.
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by schaefer 4y ago
I've got some reading to do[1]. Thank you for the head's up. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_timestamping
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How I’d like to weather this storm: 1) Everyone cryptographically signs their work for identity confirmation. 2) there exists a blockchain whose sole purpose is to allow content creators to establish copyright date on a digital piece of wor
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by schaefer 4y ago
>It's extremely vague. It's like saying, "I wish to turn a screwdriver five hundred times today." It's reasonable to ask, "For what purpose are you turning the screwdriver?" ... what terminal goal
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by schaefer 4y ago
Read the article. This author’s specific goal is 500 words a day. There is nothing vague about that! For example, in my own journaling today, I’ve written 646 words. So clearly the goal is not “impossible to achieve”, as you’ve claimed.
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by schaefer 4y ago
I had my eye on the x13s, but the lack of ports is a real bummer.
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by schaefer 4y ago
Okay, but I’m not in the Jai beta, and I have to use the tools available to me…
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by schaefer 4y ago
Thanks! Nostr is now on my radar. And I think it’s great because it lets me address the primary issue in social media today: identity management. If it was signed by my public key, it’s me. P.s: do you know of any desktop rss readers that
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by schaefer 4y ago
I can’t wait for a world in which every company has a comedy department.
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by schaefer 4y ago
If you like the command line, there’s time warrior. (timew)
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by schaefer 4y ago
Thank you, I did not know this! and I'll add Range to my reading list.
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by schaefer 4y ago
Another data point towards caution when reading Gladwell: Malcom Gladwell's book: Outliers, The Stories of Success (2011) is what brought the "10,000 hours to master a skill" quip to popularity. That book drew on research by
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by schaefer 4y ago
Thanks for repeating what you got out of my post. There is a little miscommunication. I'll see if I can clear that up. I'm a "spirit of the law" kind of guy. And I think that when the bill of rights was passed, the id
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by schaefer 4y ago
just a misspelling. Apparently those time wasting adds don't work.
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by schaefer 4y ago
The practice of "Steelman"ing is presenting the strongest possible argument. So please answer me this question. -- The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: The right of the people to be secure in their person
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by schaefer 4y ago
I went to the movies last weekend. I was one of 5 people in the entire theater. The posted movie start time was 1:30. At 1:50, the movie still hadn't started. Even the previews hadn't started. They were still spamming us with
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by schaefer 4y ago
Can you get into a silent meditation retreat? I just got out of one, and all the things I learned about myself, and how I relate to my emotions has been fascinating.
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by schaefer 4y ago
The thing I love about Borges is that he is both a big-idea sci fi writer and a poet. and his poetry definitely shows through in his sci fi. For example, as in "The Zahir". The thought of a person obsessing about the beauty of
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by schaefer 4y ago
If they don’t fight that use case, I suspect they become a lightning rod for stolen credit card transactions.
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by schaefer 4y ago
I'm a huge Borges fan. For other Borges fans, I'll mention the book: The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki. It references countless of Borges' stories.
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by schaefer 4y ago
Citation needed.
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by schaefer 4y ago
I believe there are regulations that say a 100 Wh battery is the Max you can take on an airplane(in the US). That’s what’s setting the glass ceiling here to 99Wh.
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by schaefer 4y ago
The article mentions trying USB boot media known to work with the Lenovo x13s… I wish there was a reference to that. I’d love to read an up to date report on how hardware support for that arm laptop is coming along.
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by schaefer 4y ago
> No laptop released by Microsoft or most of its OEMs officially supports Linux. I disagree that "Most OEMs don't officially support Linux". Lenovo supports Linux on 17 laptops released in 2022 alone [1]. Dell also has a
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by schaefer 4y ago
Sorry for the off topic question, but can a person dual boot Mac OS and a native Linux install on the M1???
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by schaefer 4y ago
I haven't tried the Pine Note (yet). Like you, I'm willing to take Pine64 at their word that they are still "crowdsourcing system level software". I am eagerly awaiting their monthly blog update/podcast. Tragicall
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by schaefer 4y ago
There is an Arm Linux build of "Write" right here [1]. I'm curious if it would work on the remarkable as is. I've never side loaded anything on the remarkable, but... I do own one.. so it's worth dusting it off and

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