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by sylware 7mo ago
software runs on hardware.
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by sylware 7mo ago
Slight detail: EU does not know how to design performant mobile/server/desktop CPUs (and GPUs). But they have ASML and "obsolete" foundries.
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by sylware 7mo ago
It is not javascript itself (until the interpreter is written in plain and simple C or similar), it is the abomination of the web engine, one of the 2.5 from the whatng cartel.
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by sylware 7mo ago
BTW, this should not be called "old-search" but "classic-search" as it will never be "old" until the web exist.
335.
by sylware 7mo ago
Then you will have some drones to pierce the net followed by those which will go thru.
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by sylware 7mo ago
It seems "coding AI" shows promising results at assisting the port of c++ code to plain and simple C. This could save some GNU projects.
337.
by sylware 7mo ago
wt... never got that. Did I have parasites on my line?? I did re-test just now, I get the same thing than in the vid. meh.
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by sylware 7mo ago
glsl: this is the really bad part, as this is a definitive nono. Should have been a plaind and simple C coded generator of SPIR-V byte code.
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by sylware 7mo ago
I have tested many times. Some while ago. I used lynx and links2 (not yet netsurf), as far as I can recall, never got what you talked about. Was brutally blocked and got the finger because none of those web browsers has javascript (and even
340.
by sylware 7mo ago
Well, the problem with hardware decoding is it cannot handle all the variations in data corruption which results in hardware crash, sometimes not recoverable with a soft reset of the hardware block. It is usually more reasonable to work wit
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by sylware 7mo ago
Instead of new, very questionable, upscalers, nvidia should fix its disastrous vulkan driver (any OSes).
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by sylware 7mo ago
amazon is working again (as it was a few years back) with the classic web, namely noscript/basic (x)html browsers? (even text browsers like lynks or links2, etc)
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by sylware 7mo ago
Thx! This is great news. If their email server does handle self-hosted SMTP server with ip literal email addresses (with the ip from the SMTP, stronger than SPF), indeed, I will probably ask for my mine. I wish major AI services would do th
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by sylware 7mo ago
Are there 'public'/'anonymous' API keys I could use to perform a web search with CURL? (I guess I would get json formatted search result data)
345.
by sylware 7mo ago
I do 100% disagree. web apps are gated by the abominations of whatng cartel web engines, with even worse SDKs, mechanically certainly not 'small' and assurely a definitive nono. And the 'old' interface, you bet I tried t
346.
by sylware 7mo ago
Sadely this search engine is now javascript only. So the "small" web...
347.
by sylware 7mo ago
Here you go.
348.
by sylware 7mo ago
If there is so much performance difference among generic allocators, it means you need semantic optimized allocators (unless performance is actually not that much important in the end).
349.
by sylware 7mo ago
You live in one of those places... sad for you. In my country: only a few mobile ISPs are not yet native IPv6. The thing now would be to get a fixed IPv6 for mobile internet (which would remove the need of a name->IP "resolver"
350.
by sylware 7mo ago
One bloat and kludge zealot... those guys are the enshitific*tion/planned obsolescence daemons.
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by sylware 7mo ago
Hello, I cannot tell if this is true or not, since I have not been able to really test the ability of Claude AI to code. I am looking for a web API I could use with CURL, and limited "public/testing" API keys. Anyone? I am ve
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by sylware 7mo ago
Kernel anti-cheats are weaponized by hackers. It is all over HN. Play games which are beyond that: dota2, cs2 for instance. On linux, there is a new syscall which allows a process to mmap into itself the pages of another process (I guess ~s
353.
by sylware 7mo ago
Dudes: IPv6, please, come on, meh.
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by sylware 7mo ago
Do they have RISC-V CPUs, or are they just arm slaves?
355.
by sylware 7mo ago
Is there a web API I can use with CURL, that with "testing"/"public" API keys?
356.
by sylware 7mo ago
Internal battles or scheme to dodge anti-trust regulations. Don't let them fool you, it is Big Tech.
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by sylware 7mo ago
I wonder what is the silicon process for the SOC in those drones. Really.
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by sylware 7mo ago
Maybe because they are "robust" chips, probably far away from the best silicon process, and when I mean best, I mean 'with the smallest features.'
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by sylware 7mo ago
I wonder from which foundries they used for those very SOCs.
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by sylware 7mo ago
I wonder which SOC they are using.

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