utopiah

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by utopiah 11mo ago
Yeay, checkout my instance, been running it for 5 years now! https://video.benetou.fr
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Thanks for sharing that unique perspective. How do you feel about similar trends at the moment?
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Parse your calendar export (.ics) file and count events of a certain name and voila?
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by utopiah 11mo ago
> because I don't want to be Oncall 24/7/365 Yes I don't recommend doing that. My experience is that people understand you are human because they know you. They don't expect 9 9s availability but if they somehow
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Sure, let's imagine image I get Jitsi Meet and CopyParty running via uncloud, is there a way to e.g save Jitsi Meet chat log of a session to CopyParty?
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Interesting but I have to admit as it's "One-line only" (great documentation BTW!) then I fail to see how it's better that `reverse-i-search` especially if one uses comments e.g. mycomment #comment does that or even plai
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Sure and I do, it's LCA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life-cycle_assessment the problem IMHO being that the AI hype entire ecosystem is literally hiding everything it can about this behind the veil of giving infor
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by utopiah 11mo ago
> right now it really is only a drop in the ocean of energy and water we're wasting anyways. That's not what I heard. Maybe it was in 2024 but now data centers have their own categories in energy consumption whereas until now i
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Does your comparison include training, data center building, GPUs productions, etc or solely inference? (genuine question I don't know the total cost for e.g. Sora2, only inference which AFAIK is significant yet pale in comparison to e
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Google's Agentic AI wipes user's HDD(tomshardware.com)
3 points by utopiah 11mo ago|2 comments
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Google's Agentic AI wipes user's entire HDD without permission in catastrophic failure — cache wipe turns into mass deletion event as agent apologizes: “I am absolutely devastated to hear this. I cannot express how sorry I am&quot
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by utopiah 11mo ago
> PC gaming is going fast to requiring controller support. Hmmm I don't know. I did play Elden Ring & Clair Obscur with a controller but I also played Baldur's Gate 3 on mouse and keyboard. I also play VR games with control
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by utopiah 11mo ago
> Some people really do hate AI That's probably me for a lot of people. The reality is a bit finer than this namely : - I hate VC funded AI which is actually super shallow (basically OpenAI/Claude wrappers) - I hate VC funded g
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by utopiah 11mo ago
Neat, as you include quite a few tool for services to be reachable together (not necessarily to the outside), do you also have tooling to make those services more interoperable?
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by utopiah 11mo ago
> your admin is on holiday and you have hundreds of angry customers Single human point of failure for something tied to the bottom line is NOT a technical problem, it's management.
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by utopiah 11mo ago
No Web notebook for https://docs.microcad.xyz/tutorials/book/lego_brick/ no install? (as https://machineblocks.com/docs/scad-crash-course-101 does)
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by utopiah 1y ago
Been using it since, warmly recommended.
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by utopiah 1y ago
1st step : "Sign in with Google", other step, download .dmg , well guess I'm out. I'm definitely not "everyone".
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by utopiah 1y ago
See kravietz's reply "...99% of websites hosted CF do not need neither AWS or CF..." in https://agora.echelon.pl/notice/B0P53zburJfENpkXEu
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by utopiah 1y ago
Yep, my websites are up and running. No AWS, no CloudFlare, no problem. We get excited by KPIs like uptime or scale while in truth for most of us those are not the key metrics. We think like BigTech because that's the metrics they sell
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by utopiah 1y ago
> why are you assuming everyone is stupid? I never said that. Please never contact me again. Such simplifications just prevent having a proper discussion. I don't need this kind of toxicity.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Excellent questions, 1. I did actually mine Bitcoins back in the days (back when it was still a cryptoanarchist dream not coopted by the finance industry, scammers and destroying the planet... so a while ago) so I had to explain that too un
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by utopiah 1y ago
I'm not sure I follow. My point is that pretty much everybody who doesn't have a degree in CS or IT assumes due to BigAI corporations that LLMs or GenAI tools think. This is reflected by the words they use. Such people do not say
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by utopiah 1y ago
Worry not, pointing out improper use of language that benefits the biggest corporations on Earth that are destroying the planet is kind of hobby of mine.
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by utopiah 1y ago
> many others (including myself) are still waiting for their device Sucks, sorry to hear that :(
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by utopiah 1y ago
Right, I think people misunderstand "free" when they are dominating versus "free" when they are the smaller player. One is a tool for domination and capture, the other is a tool for freedom ESPECIALLY against a bigger pl
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by utopiah 1y ago
Well... that's the whole point, it can not make sense. It's stringing up words based on it's dataset. There is 0 sense making, 0 interpretation, 0 understanding. Words. Strung together, including then it says "no nonsens
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by utopiah 1y ago
I wish... https://www.uploadvr.com/valve-isnt-currently-working-on-a-n... :(
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by utopiah 1y ago
> first standalone headset with an open ecosystem What about the Lynx XR1? Running Android sure but officially rooted (details https://lynx.miraheze.org/wiki/Rooting_Process ) and with Linux proper (details https:&
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by utopiah 1y ago
Eye tracking hardware and software specifically focus on low latency, e.g. FPGA close to the sensor. The resulting packets they send is also ridiculously small (e.g 2 numbers as x,y positions of the pupils) so ... I can see that happening.

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