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by txdv 1y ago
I think for a lot of people in the LLM scene a 5070 is good enough if it has a lot of ram
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by txdv 1y ago
I am so tempted. Is battery life good with Asahi?
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by txdv 1y ago
One of the most interesting aspects of software development is that it is still done by humans. Information moves slowly and is very generalised, with little attention to detail. I have seen this multiple times when developers were still re
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by txdv 1y ago
There are also zero-space width characters, yeah utf is a rabbit hole
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by txdv 1y ago
I get that there is a big LLM hype, but is there really no other application for FHE? Like for example trading algorithms (not the high speed once) that you can host on random servers knowing your stuff will be safe or something similar?
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by txdv 1y ago
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by txdv 1y ago
Is there an explanation what siso provides that ninja does not?
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by txdv 1y ago
Dankse Bank is a synonym for C# dev jobs here
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by txdv 1y ago
Is there a guide of how to build zig in 20 seconds? (for fast development cycles) I would like to contribute but faced difficulties because the compilation for all stage1/2/3 combined took a lot of time
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by txdv 1y ago
I wonder if there is a guide to do that. When I tried compiling zig it would take ages because it would go through different stages (with the entirety of bootstraping from wasm)
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by txdv 1y ago
Can you point out the limitations?
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by txdv 1y ago
It compiles to JavaScript and not wasm AFAIK
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by txdv 1y ago
Major selling point for official solutions by companies. Their solutions need to comply to safety standards.
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by txdv 1y ago
how does the the language being dynamic negatively affect the complexity of multithreading?
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by txdv 1y ago
I think this person creates these marvels entirely by himself. There is no need for collaboration rules.
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by txdv 2y ago
mIRC Scripting Language programming.
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by txdv 2y ago
I also reinstalled windows one too many times and used norton backup. I am not clever enough to understand that I could just do it with linux by disk dumping into an image, but hey, old times
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by txdv 2y ago
I installed ubuntu for my mother, she just needs to download pdfs and read pdfs, look at images, use gmail. Sometimes she opens a document with LibreOffice, but no power usage. Seems to work, the maintenance is also now super easy, ssh, up
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by txdv 2y ago
Dungeon Keeper I had really good graphics for those PC requirements. recommended system: 133mhz cpu with 16MB of ram I even played it after II came out because it felt so snappy and fast
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by txdv 2y ago
O wow, the architecture in Dishonored gave me always combine vibes, now I do understand why
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by txdv 2y ago
My Mainboard has TPM turned off so I did not to sweat about the upgrade. Now I will be forced to I guess.
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by txdv 2y ago
I always thought the tech guys would be the good guys. That's probably because I'm also in tech. Good old knight fighting dragon and becoming a dragon after all :(
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by txdv 2y ago
> Try exposing a grpc api to a browser I remember being grilled for not creating "jsony" interfaces: message Response { string id = 1; oneof sub { SubTypeOne sub_type_one = 2; SubTypeTwo sub_type_two = 3; } } mess
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by txdv 2y ago
Bought a mini pc with N100 and 16GB of ram, SSD included, no need to buy an enclosure, everything setup and ready, just needed to install Linux from a USB stick with the normal procedure. I might have chosen RPI5 if it had 16GB ram, but I w
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by txdv 2y ago
I recently tried clangd with nvim and it was so good
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by txdv 2y ago
If you visit cities in China that are heavily invested in the electronics industry you could buy a cheaper iPhone 16 pro with 128GB and upgrade it to 1TB. But if you do that regularly, you probably have the money to buy the 1TB version outr
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by txdv 2y ago
Is the underlying kernel emulated in QEMU?
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by txdv 2y ago
Construction companies are very volatile but building temples is probably a steady business model
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by txdv 2y ago
I agree pooling is a valid strategy. I just love those articles when people use some dark profiling magic to find something like misaligned memory causing severe and unexpected performance degradations.
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by txdv 2y ago
So the root cause of the slowness was not found, it was just circumvented by keeping 3 xterms open and just using hiding/showing them?

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