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by skerit 3y ago
> I suspect they use Gnome Shell.. what a mistake if they do.. I don't understand this remark. They're building a DE from the ground up, why would you think they're using Gnome Shell?
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by skerit 3y ago
> They made expensive e-bikes with theft recovery features My husband's VanMoof bike got stolen in Ghent, they couldn't do shit about it.
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by skerit 3y ago
Even if the tweet goes out, you might not see it because you hit your daily limit of tweets. Think of Mastodon what you want, but a government using an open standard for communication should be applauded.
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by skerit 3y ago
Noctis! I loved this game. Up until a few years ago I kept visiting his website, in the hopes something would come up again about Noctis V, lol. He used the term "Home sweet pixel" too back then I believe, but also "The web t
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by skerit 3y ago
> Copilot saves a bit of time with simple 1-3 line suggestions where you would already know how to write it, or can immediately verify correctness. Exactly. Copilot is really just a fancy autocomplete, and I have noticed I've starte
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by skerit 3y ago
The first few years after KDE4 came out I spent a lot of time on getting Amarok to work on my system. Such an amazing music player. It got harder, and eventually I switched to spotify too. (And even though you have nearly every piece of mus
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by skerit 3y ago
> If you're aiming for >30 concurrent players you really need the sorts of performance patching that Paper comes with out of the box, or some custom-developed equivalent to it. Fabric has quite a few performance mods that can ach
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by skerit 3y ago
> Minecraft chunk generation is notoriously though, and even a few players generating new chunks will bring the TPS down to an unplayable state very fast. And that's knowing a big part of the chunk generation already happens off the
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by skerit 3y ago
> In an average second with that many players, most (all?) of them will not do any action apart from changing their position The world is not static though. Each player loads in a lot of living entities (monsters/animals/...) a
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by skerit 3y ago
Oh! Well now I wish they were Feel free to send one to skeritc@gmail.com though ;)
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by skerit 3y ago
I've seen a few Tildes threads that I want to interact with, but I can't because I don't have an account At first glance it looks like a nice place. Most other alternatives seem to turn into a right-wing hell-hole quite fast.
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by skerit 3y ago
I actually always kind of liked the Gnome look & feel, but I agree they dumb things down way too much. Even to the detriment of the user experience, where you have to go dive into dconf to work around the bugs they introduced. And anywa
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by skerit 3y ago
> Freaking NDISWrapper still gives me nightmares Whoa, the memories to NDISWrapper. And 802.11g
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by skerit 4y ago
BMI doesn't distinguish between weight by fat or weight by muscle mass. Someone with a lot of muscles and not a lot of fat can still have a high BMI
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by skerit 4y ago
What's up with all the 2-space indentations?
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by skerit 4y ago
You can train this on all the code in your own repositories? I would assume that makes the completions a lot better?
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by skerit 4y ago
That's nice... when you like to use the Spigot API (which, of course, is used by the majority of servers) Something like this for Fabric would be great though. Server-side modding with Fabric offers a lot of opportunities you can'
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by skerit 4y ago
Wondering about this too. I thought GPT3.5 didn't offer any custom training. And it has a pretty small token limit, at least when talking about dumping all your documentation into it.
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by skerit 4y ago
I don't get it. How does this SQLite database interact with the AFS volume?
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by skerit 4y ago
How did it break for you? Seems to work fine on Firefox.
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by skerit 4y ago
This would be really useful if the API key could be stored in the config file
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by skerit 4y ago
That's very cool. How does it work? Do you train a model for each "library"?
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by skerit 4y ago
I learned this a few months ago too. It's such a weird, stupid system. But everyone seems to think this is pretty normal. I think the firewall is my business, and nothing else should automatically open ports in it. Especially not docke
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by skerit 4y ago
Finally. Not being able to pre-render shadow dom on the server is what made me just skip it entirely.
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by skerit 4y ago
Seems like it died the day Elon turned off all API support.
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by skerit 4y ago
Same here. But then done properly. Very cool.
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by skerit 4y ago
snake_case for variables and properties, camelCase for methods and classes. That's the way I do all my projects, no matter what the "language standard" is.
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by skerit 4y ago
I see no problem in someone asking a simple question like this. I've seen far more dismissive posts here anyway
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by skerit 4y ago
Not only that, but all these naïve restrictions artists want to impose on machine learning would end up being awful for everyone except huge corporations.
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by skerit 4y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't add random attributes to the existing HTML elements? I use the dataset `data-` attributes for that. You can go nuts with custom elements though.

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