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srmatto
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srmatto
10d ago
Asking out of genuine curiosity... Do you think the Asahi maintainers could use your work to speed up future GPU driver development? M4, M5, M6 and so on... I am assuming they wouldn't just accept your work outright, but instead could
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12d ago
I grew up with DOS, Win 95, 98, 2000, XP and so on. I have to ask when was Microsoft above breaking things? In my mind they always had a reputation as being pretty shoddy. As soon as MacOS (OS X) was a viable alternative I gleefully switch
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12d ago
Sounds more or less like the last breach then.
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18d ago
I don't know, I can't really figure out what modern US conservatives really want anymore. Maybe one of them will chime in and help us understand why we would want this.
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1mo ago
I am absolutely open to being corrected but I can't think of a single current era FOSS project that apple is optimizing and shipping with their computers.
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srmatto
1mo ago
Is there anything in the works or planned that suggests the RAMpocalypse will end anytime soon? e.g. new fabs being built, permitted, planned, etc...
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1mo ago
Real history here on this subject is the LCD panel price fixing scheme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT-LCD_(Flat_Panel)_Antitrust...
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1mo ago
Then I guess we need someone to sic Claude on trying to re-write the linux driver for MacOS then and see what happens.
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1mo ago
Infra is a cost center for a business unless your a PaaS and even then maybe still. Cost centers are usually ferreted out for savings, not investment.
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2mo ago
Wow nearly every mattress company I can think of is on the avoid list there.
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2mo ago
Any options someone can use locally, say with Claude Code?
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2mo ago
That hasn't worked for Climate Change and in my opinion it's for the same reason: money.
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2mo ago
FWIW you can prepend `lite.` to cnn.com to get text only articles. https://lite.cnn.com/2026/07/15/science/medici-family-myster...
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2mo ago
I think there's truth to what you're saying but I also think there's truth to what people are experiencing and perceiving. A highly power and/or water consumptive data center being installed in a town or city is pretty m
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3mo ago
This is a little bit reinventing the wheel. https://scorecard.dev/#the-checks https://github.com/future-architect/uzomuzo-oss#the-problem-...
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3mo ago
This doesn't really take into account the real history around user replaceable batteries. It's been happening for years and when there are no alternatives to choose from its not a "vote with your wallet" situation. For e
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3mo ago
Small businesses are pretty important for a number of reasons and I think if people adopted this stance it would hurt them a lot more than it would hurt Meta.
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3mo ago
Well there you go, there is no reasonable way to be a non-participant while also staying up to date on businesses that choose to use the platform.
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3mo ago
Is Meta abusing its users a problem? Yes. Does the TOS allow for it? Yes. Can people decide to just create a shell account and not actually participate? Sure. One of the real insidious problems with Instagram and to some extent Facebook is
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3mo ago
Yeah I regret throwing that in the mix because it seems to have rubbed folks the wrong way for whatever reason. I just think avoiding storing state means it's a much easier project. Doesn't have to be G sheets.
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3mo ago
Fair point but I mean it eliminates state and would be familiar to just about anyone that might need something like this.
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3mo ago
I would love to see a generalized FOSS reservation system that could be used for just about anything that would help address the issues Valve listed. It could be as simple as a short lived deployment (1,3,7,14 days) that writes out the entr
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3mo ago
Didn't the Trump admin put in the same lawyer who helped Uber to "reform" the NRC? I can't find the Bloomberg article but they made it sound like they were going to gut the NRC. To be clear I am not endorsing this, but I
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4mo ago
What benchmarks are you referencing that show a comparison of the models for penetration testing?
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5mo ago
This is the first I've heard of it so I guess its not a real project then.
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5mo ago
I would try to select based on the merits of the project and its adoption instead of drama. For me the team behind meshtastic needs some help behind their approach to APIs, the app releases frequently break that contract and they probably j
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5mo ago
Digital Radio Hobbying, think HAM radio but with a microcontroller and apps.
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5mo ago
The writing was on the wall with Fusion when they made it free. It's unfortunate.
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5mo ago
I can't speak to the experience with Android but Apple offers both in-store battery replacement or Mail-in battery replacement for $70-120 which to me seems very reasonable. Could it be cheaper? Sure, maybe I guess? But $70-120 is a lo
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5mo ago
You can output it as a memory using a simple prompt. You could probably re-use this prompt for any product with only slight modification. Or you could prompt the product to output an import prompt that is more tuned to its requirements. e.g
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