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511.
by sylware 11mo ago
See the FAQ on risc-v site.
512.
by sylware 11mo ago
... from the point where you have nothing to _remove_.
513.
by sylware 11mo ago
one fixed... one bazillion to go...
514.
by sylware 11mo ago
It should be RISC-V...
515.
by sylware 11mo ago
Come on... that was a joke... this karma system...
516.
by sylware 11mo ago
It is more a anti-(non-steamOS)-linux than anything else.
517.
by sylware 11mo ago
Remnant of RISC attempt without a zero register.
518.
by sylware 11mo ago
codeberg is supposely noscript/basic (x)html browser friendly, IPv6 too, I guess. microsoft github broke slowly and surely all interop with classic browsers (now you must have a "whatng" cartel web engine to even post an issu
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by sylware 11mo ago
I build my own distro, I build myself xorg (but I am writting my own wayland compositor in order to move away from x11), I was the witness of all their tantrums breaking things all over xorg. I did appreciate a lot the revert of all their c
520.
by sylware 11mo ago
kernel anti-cheat are notoriously inefficient and are weaponized by hackers.
521.
by sylware 11mo ago
Open Source is a grab bag of everything and anything. At best very lean open source software written in plain and simple C99+/assembly (including the SDK)... maybe worth saving. You can see more and more open source devs taking (or wis
522.
by sylware 11mo ago
The gaming version of cachy OS seems to come with default proton versions which seem to work around many windows kernel anti-cheat (valve proton being very limited as it seems).
523.
by sylware 11mo ago
Last time I did check codeberg, they were very careful at being noscript/basic (x)html browser friendly. Weird. Need to double check I guess.
524.
by sylware 11mo ago
Hence why the usage of c11 "_generic" and other "typeof" is so much a bad idea.
525.
by sylware 11mo ago
Of course, this sole HN comment is worth ten times more than a famous person making scientific videos on the internet... BTW, I wonder where is her mondo-meter at (aka "stuff" vs "model fixing"). We all know she has many
526.
by sylware 11mo ago
Until this 'linux based' OS is ultra minimal, including the SDK (exclude de facto ultra-complex syntax languages).
527.
by sylware 11mo ago
Very good move, codeberg is noscript/basic (x)html friendly, which microsoft github is no more. Unfortunately, zig is in bad shape since microsoft rust is pushed hard everywhere in spite of zig.
528.
by sylware 11mo ago
The second your macro-assembler has a significantly complex syntax, you are done: feature creep for 2042 features then 2043 then 2044... and it mechanically reduces the number the alternative implementations and make the effort required to
529.
by sylware 11mo ago
Now you are a 20... or an AI. Come on...
530.
by sylware 11mo ago
Why this shortage? Sudden demand increase? Issues with the supply of refined rare earth metals ?
531.
by sylware 11mo ago
Wow, you have to make a detailing youtube video for all that, without this you are a 10... I hope you understand why...
532.
by sylware 11mo ago
Wild guess: they hacked the maths of those models/choose the models in order to fit the energy range of this new collider ? Ask Sabine H., need a BS meter evaluation... :)
533.
by sylware 11mo ago
ok, AI.
534.
by sylware 11mo ago
I am not the one denying the existence of legally required technical support effort of a sold product. I am not the weirdo here... I rarely encounter HN accounts that much dishonnest and hypocrit (usually, it is a pack of accounts with prob
535.
by sylware 11mo ago
You are being seriously dishonnest. AI? cyberpunk has had technical support for windows for ages, look they payed devs to fixed it FOR WINDOWS. Proton has ZERO, nil, nada, nothing. Valve has to come clean about this, or if threatening too m
536.
by sylware 11mo ago
People know that when you buy a product, some level of technical support is expected, software included. You are bluntly lying, AI?
537.
by sylware 11mo ago
You are wrong (or evil). foss, as is, is free as in free beer. There is no sale. It has not to be compared with sold pieces of software like "games" and windows. And microsoft is doing technical support over some significant (non
538.
by sylware 11mo ago
Trained models should be able to use formal tools (for instance a logical solver, a computer?). Good. That said, I wonder if those models are still LLMs.
539.
by sylware 11mo ago
Ok, AI full of lies and sleaziness. Done.
540.
by sylware 11mo ago
This is the other way around pal. You have to bring the legal texts that exempt software like games of any technical support until EOS (End-Of-Service). I give you a hint: many "eulas" have illegal parts in many countries. Funny,

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