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by traverseda 1y ago
It will! For Linux hosts and Linux guests, if you use virtio and memory ballooning.
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by traverseda 1y ago
Most of the Firefox adoption I've seen has been driven by tech evangelists pushing it. It's a vocal minority that is upset but it's also a vocal minority that was responsible for a lot of growth. Firefox Mobile is great, it h
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by traverseda 1y ago
I primarily use find my device to ring my phone even when it's on silent.
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by traverseda 1y ago
Why though? This is clearly a problem I just don't understand what the vendors are getting out of it.
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by traverseda 1y ago
Paying for a subscription is explicitly not what this is about. No one is suggesting this for MMOs. Just that it be clear that it is a subscription, that you're not actually buying the game. What a one-time fee for an MMO? Give it an e
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by traverseda 1y ago
You'd expect someone who's never seen a kitchen before to be able to cook?
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by traverseda 1y ago
I don't think nix is that hard for this particular use case. Installing nix on other distros is pretty easy, and once it's installed you just do something like this #! /usr/bin/env nix-shell #! nix-shell -
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by traverseda 1y ago
That's an odd question. If you have a regular ORM how do you handle sensitive data that your user shouldn't know about? You add some logic or filters so that the user can only query their own data, or other data they have permissi
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by traverseda 1y ago
Do you have it embedded in the Home Assistant UI, and using HA user credentials?
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by traverseda 1y ago
For a long time most PC games came bundled with a server. Consoles being the exception, but many games were released on PC as well.
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by traverseda 1y ago
NodeRED is a complete PITA to set up outside of supervisor. It requires extensions on both ends, and it passes the auth in a weird way.
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by traverseda 1y ago
LLMs are deterministic. So far every vendor is giving them random noise in addition to your prompt though. They don't like have a free will or a soul or anything, you feed them exactly the same tokens exactly the same tokens will come
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by traverseda 1y ago
This is achievable with deepdiff today: https://pypi.org/project/deepdiff/ Maybe not as performant as if you designed your data structures around it. But certainly achievable.
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by traverseda 1y ago
Supervisor is more or less required for some pretty critical add-ons.
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by traverseda 1y ago
Home assistant supervisor is not very friendly. It's designed so that it must be kept up to date, and handles it's own auto-update features. It also won't run nicely in a docker container with some significant hacks. This m
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by traverseda 1y ago
Space station 13 was the big game for it.
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by traverseda 1y ago
Consider just releasing it under a BSL license forbidding commercial hosting? If that works with your business model.
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by traverseda 1y ago
No, like 90% of video games could in theory be played 100 years from now. If you can't answer that question, why should I trust your for 3 years? Or 10? Here's a list of lost video games. Hard to prove it's complete of course
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by traverseda 1y ago
If I created a game in this, what gurantee do I have that someone will be able to play this game in 100 years?
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by traverseda 1y ago
I'm a user. I install through fdroid, but I am complaining. This also makes corporate roll-outs more difficult.
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by traverseda 1y ago
>You cannot build this as an extension. It’s a different OS and Godot needs it to be done this way, How does support for platforms like the nintendo switch work?
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by traverseda 2y ago
I don't understand why problems like this aren't solved by vector similarity search. Indiana Jones lives in a particular part of vector space. Two close to one of the licensed properties you care to censor the generation of? Push
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Managing Docker Services for Homelabs(traverseda.github.io)
1 points by traverseda 2y ago|0 comments
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by traverseda 2y ago
Not all military planes are going to actually have ADSB, obviously. Also even the unfiltered stream requires an ADSB receiver somewhere.
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by traverseda 2y ago
I'm disappointed society hasn't revisited pneumatic tube networks since we got good at packet switching and RFIDs and computing in general.
86.
by traverseda 2y ago
Yes yes, everyone has their own twee bespoke definition of soul.
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by traverseda 2y ago
I'm sorry you had to find out this way but no, souls aren't real.
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by traverseda 2y ago
Which is great, but I'm not going to buy it until it's fully open source: https://orionfeedback.org/d/3882-open-source-the-browser/34
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by traverseda 2y ago
"The first time you've seen these objects" is a weird thing to say. One presumes that this is already in their training set, and that these models aren't storing a huge amount of data in their context, so what does that
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by traverseda 2y ago
Got stuck in my spam folder, but for posterity. I've censored the N word out of this, it was uncensored in the email. Also other people's names > [truth/truth] N***R BALLS (Issue #303) > { A list of a bunch of users } T

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