suprjami

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   by suprjami 2y ago

   There is ROCm and Vulkan compute. Vulkan is especially appealing because you don't need any special GPGPU drivers and it runs on any card which supports Vulkan.
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   There is also https://learnxinyminutes.com/ It gives small language syntax/feature tours. Each file is legitimate syntax for the language it documents.
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   Llama.cpp has Vulkan text generation, so you can use the GPU without any special drivers. It's at least 10x faster than CPU generation and turns small models (up to 7B parameters) into an experience as fast as any of the commercial ser
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   I usually participates in question/answer communities to answer things, I almost never ask my own questions. As a result, I have various sources of notes I've figured out and get high use/reuse from. I also do a lot of techni
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   We can send the AGI to the Mars colony which Elon Musk will have going by 2022.
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   We did get the Developers music video: https://youtu.be/rRm0NDo1CiY and for that I'm thankful.
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   I thought this was because Google don't build the kernel with many USB ethernet drivers? CyanogenMod used to (I assume LineageOS still does). I recall being able to use a USB ethernet adaptor on my phone with CM because of this. I have
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   The hate is for algorithms which fill your feed with useless shit that you didn't ask for, at the expense of things you did ask for, and which is intended to manufacture rage to get you commenting and arguing with others so the social
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   by suprjami 2y ago

   I used to. Now I use Firefox for work and Librewolf for personal.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    No. That's the point of the comment.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    It's stated in the post. They do not think F-Droid provides enough distribution because it's not as popular as Google Play.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    Please read the article before commenting. It is clearly stated.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    QUIC was invented to provide better performance for multiplexed HTTP/3 streams and the bufferbloat people love that it avoids middlebox protocol interference. QUIC has never been about "worse performance" to avoid TCP packe
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    This saying really grinds my gears. How did "couldn't" become "could"? It inverts the whole meaning of the statement.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    What does that have to do with anything here? This post is about QUIC performance, not TCP packet injection.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    I see.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    How do you propose to generate the compilation database without compiling? I would really like that for the Linux kernel.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    128 is the current ESR: https://whattrainisitnow.com/calendar/
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    No, this isn't always true. I have hated every WYSIWYG intranet my employer has used. I just want to write Markdown. Luckily, we also had access to a file server with ~/public_html and httpd with PHP. So I just threw PHP Markdown
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    > Imagine some replacement for tcp is proposed No need to imagine, QUIC exists. Like every technology since 1980, it's unlikely to supplant Ethernet and TCP/IP, but it's the most successful effort yet. SCTP also solves the
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    How do you suggest CloudFlare "cure" DDoS? Wouldn't that mean finding the people who make the decision to do this and physically stop them? They're a CDN not the Mafia.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    What "perverse incentives" do you think they have? They have a product. This is marketing for that product. The incentive is to make money. It's very clear imo.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    2024: When asking companies to comply with the law is being an "activist".
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    You upload a document then click the Generate Podcast button.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    That's just the NotebookLM prompt. It is theoretically possible to write a prompt which generates more critical podcasts. However nobody wants to upload their resume to a podcast generator and hear "Gee that's a bad industry,
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    I've listened to a few NotebookLM podcasts and I've had my fill. Meanwhile I have dozens of human generated podcast subscriptions and even pay for some. Hopefully that gives you an idea of the value seen in good human-curated cont
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    I also want Mozilla to roll out the red carpet for Gorhill. They should probably have him on payroll.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    > The consensus so far is that there is no consensus, and what the "right way" is changes. Ask your coworkers if the "right way" includes leaking the vuln existence early to hype it up for internet clout, which allows
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    This is literally the most high profile person Mozilla has. He's carrying the entire browser.
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    by suprjami 2y ago

    > What I don't agree with, is that a system that is based on higher tiers for entire accounts, is necessarily better. Almost every business looks after their biggest customer better than their smallest customer.