suprjami

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by suprjami 10mo ago
Gimme a dark/light mode switch. CSS is allowed.
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Great idea! Then you can move to a Chromium-based browser which has (checks notes) uBlock Origin Lite. Oh.
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by suprjami 10mo ago
While I agree with the sentiment that LLM coding can produce a lot of inefficient junk code which works with holes if you're lucky... What you're describing is 7 days of productivity supported by probably 7+ years (or 27+ years) o
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Extremely cringe article. The biggest thing to affect laptops in "decades" is solid state storage. No longer do you need to worry about killing your entire device simply by putting it down on a solid surface. There are also plenty
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Buy from listings with many sales and good reviews. Look for reviews with real images and real seeming phrases in many languages, not 10 accounts all posting the same phrase with no pictures. Buy from stores with a name, preferably who have
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by suprjami 10mo ago
If you want to do it cheap, get a desktop motherboard with two PCIe slots and two GPUs. Cheap tier is dual 3060 12G. Runs 24B Q6 and 32B Q4 at 16 tok/sec. The limitation is VRAM for large context. 1000 lines of code is ~20k tokens. 32k
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by suprjami 10mo ago
I'm gonna give the AI a pass on this one. Student was intentionally dressed in military camo as part of a dress up. The camera is probably grainy garbage at poor angle. It's a reasonable assessment, probably a human being would do
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by suprjami 10mo ago
World IPv6 day 6-6-26, just turn IPv4 off. Let the world catch up. I said the same thing for 6-6-16 too.
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Because this is way easier. It's effectively a printf debugger and editor you can just slot in the middle of the data stream.
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by suprjami 10mo ago
No
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Ostensibly nerds. Linux users and maybe Mac users. Technical people who understand more about the software industry than all Mozilla Corp management since Brendan. It's difficult to monetize us when the product is a zero dollar intangi
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by suprjami 10mo ago
You really only need to make $2M before you can live off the interest forever. That's the goal of these people imo.
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Librewolf
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by suprjami 10mo ago
You want "Trust"? Cut executive pay 75% back to what Brendan was getting paid, and invest that money in the company instead of lining your own pockets. Ditch the AI crap that nobody wants or needs and focus on making a good browse
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by suprjami 10mo ago
Unlikely. These patches have been carried out-of-tree for over a decade precisely because upstream OpenSSH won't accept them.
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by suprjami 11mo ago
All good, no snark inferred. Yes I have considered this, and I keep considering it every time I get a bad result. Sorry this response is so long. I think I have a good idea how these things work. I have run local LLMs for a couple of years
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by suprjami 11mo ago
I don't see it that way. Tabs, spaces, curly brace placement, Vim, Emacs, VSCode, etc are largely aesthetic choices with some marginal unproven cognitive implications. I find people mostly prefer what they are used to, and if your pref
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by suprjami 11mo ago
No, RealSound was not a Covox-like hardware dongle. It was PC speaker only. Play the first few minutes of Mean Streets or Martian Memorandum or Countdown in DOSBox and you'll hear it.
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by suprjami 11mo ago
I miss it too, but I don't see how Mozilla Prism can be related to the company's success or failure. How do you suggest Electron makes money for OpenJS? You can still make PWAs backed by Firefox: https://github.com&#x2F
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by suprjami 11mo ago
No, that isn't correct. Brendan was in charge of a company built on LGBT people. For him to turn around and donate to anti-LGBT political causes was not appropriate. The company fairly lost faith in him. How can you work somewhere your
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by suprjami 11mo ago
One of my favourite DOS era inventions is Access Software's RealSound™ technology which performed audio modulation of the PC speaker to produce okay sounding audio playback, about telephone quality. The manual hilariously instructs you
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by suprjami 11mo ago
Not necessarily a corporate distro, but there is somewhat more sustainability in a project based on Debian or Arch than an individual with a bunch of organically handmade scripts.
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by suprjami 11mo ago
Solar Flares was always my favourite result on the BoFH Excuse Generator. http://jefflane.org/bofh/bofh.pl
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by suprjami 11mo ago
Agree. The VFS is a delight to read. It's a good intro to the kernel pattern of using function pointers to provide a generic API which other functionality can plug into, simply by implementing the appropriate functions. In this case yo
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by suprjami 11mo ago
This was my first thought too!
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by suprjami 11mo ago
This is normal. An inference engine needs support for a model's particular implementation of the transformer architecture. This has been true for almost every model release since we got local weights. Really good model providers send a
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by suprjami 11mo ago
Unsurprisingly, you cannot assign a single intent to 166k+ people. Just like Microsoft there are parts of the company who are hostile to open source, and there parts of the company whose success is attributable to open source.
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by suprjami 11mo ago
AMD have had people contribute optimised ROCm kernels in the past. They closed the PR without merge. ROCm are not interested in this. Baffling behaviour.
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How did they figure out the area of a circle is πR²? [video](youtube.com)
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by suprjami 11mo ago
Now we can see why they avoided giving a straight answer. File this one in the blue folder like the DGX

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