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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
is that not sorta the point? i don't get the genai reference
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
da dum tss
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
https://caniuse.com/jpeg huh, yeah, says 14.12%... i could have sworn it's on by default in chromium now? it worked in my browser! nevermind, i had the flag enabled previously :/ https://jpegxl.info&#x2
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
could you tell more/point to resources about hw-accel jpegs? does it make a difference for some sort of pipeline/batch operations or 'normal' use too? are there issues with some jpeg features being unsupported? i haven&#
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
the blog says the documentation improvement was made in 2020? presumably not by the post author either
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
...for LLMs?
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
i don't think anyone affected by this was paying lol
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
does it not affect the vignette effect? i can't test it (on the phone) but performance seems fine for me (and i have js jit disabled lol) yes they should have tested the site on firefox, but idk i wouldn't expect css gaussian blur
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
doesn't debian usually stick to LTS kernels? afaik 7.0 was designated as an LTS release so it'll probably be the version that next major release will ship with (next year maybe?)
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
> Let me know if you know more sites to buy goods that work without JS, they are very hard to find. Craigslist probably does? idk i haven't used it in a while. i should go browse best of craigslist again... https://www.cr
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
> I had no idea that particular image was nazi-related and I don't think most other people would have either for context it's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Totenkopf#Nazi_Germany , i'm surprised so ma
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
> “Race”, such as it is, is orthogonal to place of origin what? no it isn't, what makes you say that
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
i don't get how it's an argument for encryption if that wasn't the affected part
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
i would call out reduction in extreme poverty or increased healthcare access or something but yeah the models are fine i guess
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
afaik deepseek doesn't have any closed models and publish more code/data/papers than most.. could start using their api i guess? not a by product of the corporation
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
it is faster, but there is unacceptable loss when passing data to/from js, definitely an area needing improvement (or having to do it less) https://hacks.mozilla.org/2026/02/making-webassembly-a-first...
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
this is a confusing question; why would it be much better to e.g. compile a C program for x86 linux musl but not the C compiler?
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
i don't think people calling it CORBA-like are doing it in good faith, but regardless, no we should not do unix apis everywhere for the rest of time please
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
...why would they, this is a strict improvement with less surface area
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
> any desire to have it run while I'm asleep seems absolutely ridiculous. could that be the difference from your peers? :p (real question b/c if you brought it up you're probably seeing others do it)
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
1. this seems to be based on misconceptions about how the chinese economy works 2. why haven't they done it yet? is the implication that they will wait until they're dominant in some x number of industries worldwide and then... ra
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
isn't that exactly what the quote says? the software service (presumably their web chat) has restrictions that the model itself does not
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
what's the well established initialism? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PWC is it one of these?
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
i doubt uv and ruff are going anywhere that quickly at least
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by throawayonthe 4mo ago
> Also, FTA: “and arguably the whole scheme should be replaced by finer-grained feature detection”. Such feature detection would lead to a combinatorial explosion of different binaries. the thread is about runtime detection tbf
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Premature optimization is fun sometimes(invlpg.com)
81 points by throawayonthe 4mo ago|20 comments
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by throawayonthe 5mo ago
todepond can't stop winning
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by throawayonthe 5mo ago
would that not imply the opposite conclusion?
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by throawayonthe 5mo ago
it's the "main" instance of forgejo, a gitea fork https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo
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by throawayonthe 5mo ago
yeah?

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