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by utopiah 10mo ago
Can you please explain why not solely Termux with nginx? I don't understand why Andronix or proot are needed. Actually for a static Website why not just https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.basov.lws.fdroid&#x2
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by utopiah 10mo ago
AphyOS? OK checking "Free & Open Source Software" cool... but no link to repositories on their Webpage, not a great sign. Found https://github.com/orgs/AphyOS/repositories but 2024 so clearly not the
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Upvoted since mine https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46452407 didn't take off. PS: HN sucks with dupes.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Little bit of banking on an emulator on a random website, why not?
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I played competitive Quake on LAN and online. If your setup, hardware/software, can't handle your configuration you either get a better one (spending money, rollback your OS, etc) or adjust it (lower your configuration, nobody pla
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I'll keep it in mind but honestly learning the basics of QEMU is probably a safe bet. It's a bit like bash, you might like it or not but decades later it's still there, on most devices. Plenty of tools rely on it and getting
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Meh, I wouldn't read too much into it. They might be a backend dev but that doesn't make them perfectly rational under stress. Being in a whistle blower situation makes smart people do dumb things. To me it's coherent BUT I&#
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Been working and playing on Linux for years, from 2D indie e.g. Baba is You to AAA e.g. Elden Ring, BG3, Expedition 33 to AAA VR e.g. Half-life: Alyx to VR indie e.g. Cubism and my experience has just been great. It's MY system and I d
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> Baldur's Gate 3 Linux build is a slideshow on Nvidia cards Not at all my experience which makes me question the rest. Also https://www.protondb.com/app/1086940 most people seem quite happy with it so it'
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Neat, thanks for taking the time to explain! Indeed "global edge network and cache" is not my interest. I do prototyping so I don't care about scale or super low latency Worldwide. If I want to share a prototype I put on my s
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Thanks for the clarification! Damn I read "DevEx" before but not DX until today, damn I'm outdated! Anyway, back to vim ;)
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by utopiah 10mo ago
DX? I'm quite ignorant on the topic (as I never saw the appeal of Cloudflare workers, not due to technical problems but solely because of centralization) but what does DX in "goal has always been the same: run JavaScript on your o
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by utopiah 10mo ago
What does retiring even means when - you enjoy it AND - you do not have a "boss" telling you what to do AND - it makes you more "popular" because the World you live in associate a higher number with your "value&quot
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Recordings from the 39th Chaos Communication Congress (39C3)(media.ccc.de)
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Talks in German often have English and other languages dubbing.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
It's because both "side" tries to re-adjust. When an "AI skeptic" sees a very positive AI comment, they try to argue that it is indeed interesting but nowhere near close to AI/AGI/ASI or whatever the hype
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Doesn't even matter if the goal is extremely high. Talking about exponential when we clearly see matching energy needs proves there is no way we can maintain that pace without radical (and thus unpredictable) improvements. My own &quot
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by utopiah 10mo ago
BS metric... /s
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by utopiah 10mo ago
They said "smaller" not small.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> All these improvement in a single year > hard to argue against the value of current AI > People are willing to pay $200 per month, and it is getting $1B dollar runway already. Those are 3 different things. There can be a LOT of f
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by utopiah 10mo ago
No I was sharing an example of a framework that does include "a testing system that allows it to inject mouse events". That being said mouse events and similar isn't hard to do, e.g. start with a fixed resolution (using xrand
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> The relation is tangential at best. Microsoft's management was a personification of corporate rot for a long while now, AI or no AI. Is it though? Wouldn't you expect "personification of corporate rot" to precisely
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> access to a testing system that allows it to inject mouse events into a running instance of our application FWIW that's precisely what https://pptr.dev is all about. To your broader point though designing a good harnes
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Expand e.innerText.includes("AI") with an array of whatever terms you prefer.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> HN with a hard rule against AI posts. Greasemonkey / Tampermonkey / User Scripts with Array.from( document.querySelectorAll(".submission>.title") ).filter( e => e.innerText.includes("AI") ).map( e =&
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by utopiah 10mo ago
It's going to be Schmidhuber, isn't it?! /s
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Privacy minded user : "Eh... what, no." VC funding surveillance capitalism startups : "Here, take my money!" /$
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Indeed, that's what I kind of hinted at in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46442195 and coincidentally https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46437688 briefly after, namely that OK, one can "ge
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> user base of ChatGPT alone went from 0 to 200 million in nine months, and it's now- after just three years- around 900 million users on a weekly basis. Doesn't have anything to do with AI itself. Consider Instagram then TikTo
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by utopiah 10mo ago
AFAIR works also behind WireGuard.

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