throwaway1194

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by throwaway1194 2y ago
I strongly suspect that what AI will end up doing is push companies and organizations towards open source, they will eventually realize that code is already being shared via AI channels, so why not do it legally with open source?
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
> I get that in abstract improvements "could" trickle down from that but once again without any performance benchmarks that is the definition of speculation. Fair enough, I am not sure whether CPU schedulers are shared across a
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
Fair enough, I think the "well-supported" thing is going to be less true over time, as Asahi keeps improving.
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
Far from baseless speculation, there are many things that Linux does just _right_ compared to anything else, unfortunately my time is limited to list all of them here. I will just say that one big advantage of Linux compared to other kernel
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
> Linux runs well enough on M1 processors, but you should not buy an M1 for Linux alone. Care to explain why?
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
Switch to Asahi Linux, macOS is torture.
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
> Me too. Their work is really impressive. It is indeed, I have a theory about why that is and I think it comes down to the people who work on it. Not saying that Apple doesn't have good engineering but people like Alyssa Rosenzweig
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
I've seen some Asahi benchmarks and Linux beats macOS in some of them while it loses in some others. Asahi also supports the latest version of OpenGL and Vulkan was recently added, I can only imagine things will get even better.
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
Linux will most likely beat macOS in performance on the same hardware due to it having better drivers/schedulers/filesystems and lower overhead. If you are using something like Docker on macOS that will also kill your performance
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
I dread using a Mac for any serious work, you lose a lot of the advantages of Linux (proper package and window management, native containers, built-in drivers for every hardware out there, excellent filesystems support, etc). And you get wh
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
Asahi Linux.
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
DHH did: https://omakub.org/
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
Best according to whom and for what reason? Give me some real reasons for why it is "best". That's what Apple's marketing department would say.
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by throwaway1194 2y ago
I dread using a Mac for any serious work, you lose a lot of the advantages of Linux (proper package and window management, native containers, built-in drivers for every hardware out there, excellent filesystems support, etc). And you get wh
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Vim Adds XDG_CONFIG_HOME Support(github.com)
5 points by throwaway1194 2y ago|1 comments
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Linux Hits 4% on the Desktop(i.imgur.com)
74 points by throwaway1194 3y ago|44 comments
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by throwaway1194 3y ago
+1% on Linux marketshare worldwide in less than 8 months. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide
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by throwaway1194 3y ago
Exactly.
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by throwaway1194 3y ago
> On Arch, packages just kinda vanish from the repos it seems like. Arch isn't designed to hold your hand, it encourages users to do their own research and due diligence, it expects responsibility from their users. Arch Linux is not