vegadw

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by vegadw 5d ago
> In 99% of software it does not matter and > Models will become so fast that UI will be generated on the fly Tells me this author is a bit, uh, disconnected from the real world. Your time to UI being populated and the UI's famil
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by vegadw 8d ago
Reminds me of https://hackaday.com/2022/11/19/open-source-passive-radar-ta...
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by vegadw 8d ago
Awesome work! I tried to get my lawyer-mom switched to Linux a bit ago, and she loved it in generally, but none of the Office competitors had good enough compat to work. The only other thing keeping her on Windows is Adobe PDF pro, since it
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by vegadw 9d ago
What internal tools are you having the LLM access? I have a server, but I just host whatever MCP servers and what not on device, not on the server. I also pretty much exclusively work at my desktop - if you use multiple systems I can see wh
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by vegadw 9d ago
Not really? I have some custom skills/MCP servers I use: one MCP server for using https://usefeyn.com/blog/pulpie-pareto-optimal-models-for-cl... ran locally so that reading web pages is cheaper and uses up less c
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by vegadw 9d ago
This feels self-selective to how some people work, because it requires using MCP to contribute. I'm a reasonably heavy AI user, and have some custom skills/MCP servers I'd share, but there is no way in hell I'm connectin
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by vegadw 29d ago
Even before AI deceptive ads by showing renders/etc of a product were a problem, but I think I'd support a law that says any advertised product must show at least one real photo, unedited except for optional background removal, of
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by vegadw 1mo ago
Can't edit: Looks like they edited this page after the fact[1]: It directly said: > Continuity ( cnt for short) is the git storage system [...] I guess someone realized that turned this into even more of a joke than it already is.
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by vegadw 1mo ago
Remember, don't put large objects in cnt, it makes it a real pain later.
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by vegadw 2mo ago
Corpo-only support, Q: Can I run Proxmox VE on a Raspberry Pi or a similar single-board computer? A: No. An arm64 host must boot through UEFI and describe its hardware through ACPI. Device-tree-only boards and legacy boot are not supported.
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Sektron: A MIDI step sequencer in the terminal(github.com)
4 points by vegadw 2mo ago|0 comments
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Mesh-Client: The Universal Desktop Suite for Mesh Networks(github.com)
2 points by vegadw 2mo ago|0 comments
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Signls: A non-linear, generative MIDI sequencer(empr.cl)
3 points by vegadw 2mo ago|0 comments
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AI Obituary Writing Tool(journalstar.obituaries.com)
2 points by vegadw 2mo ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 3mo ago
Orca, Nestup, https://krasse.itch.io/wavebots-editor , https://github.com/hisschemoller/music-pattern-generator , https://github.com/chalkwalk/arps-euclidya If you use Cardnial as a
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by vegadw 3mo ago
This feels like a joke, right? Short, generative midi clips, for real world money? I thought at first maybe the shop thing was like a visual gag, but, no, it's actually going to stripe. There's a million better generative MIDI too
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by vegadw 4mo ago
I think if you assume a capitalistic, commercial framing of code, this makes sense. If you think about all the projects you don't have time to make that require code but would be really cool albeit have no *marketable* value, making th
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by vegadw 4mo ago
That wording could be interesting, because it's ambiguous if free is applicable to the repository or the project. Presumably, the latter. This means you could absolutely do source-open but not open-source and still get around it.
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by vegadw 4mo ago
Looks both expensive and power hungry, will be interesting to see how that works out
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by vegadw 4mo ago
used . Apple used . It's legally a dead trademark, so Apple is claiming ownership of something they've already abandoned, but enforcing that nobody else can reclaim it, despite being a good name. That's not right, they don&
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by vegadw 5mo ago
Decent Sampler is what I had in mind, and I think is slowly seeing more and more adoption. I do have some hope for it.
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by vegadw 5mo ago
NI has been a husk for a long time, hardly surprising. It really sucks so many great sample libraries used the Kontakt format instead of something standard and open. Their hardware was also fine but not ground breaking, in a sea of actually
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by vegadw 5mo ago
Oh! I have so many in-progress projects right now, First up, the "AskHN for help project in progress": I'm working on some pages for my websites and want to capture + embed some interactive gaussian splats. I haven't yet
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by vegadw 5mo ago
I think the author agrees, just that it's a phrasing problem
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by vegadw 6mo ago
I don't think it's some conspiracy to make anyone more likely to get malware. Instead it's that for their business model of mostly being used on business PCs where the same dozen tools are installed all over the world they ca
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by vegadw 6mo ago
Until recently the exception for me was music software/VSTs. I definitely did get a few infections over the years doing so, but after finding some safe sources it went pretty well. To some extent, I still see advise it, actually, just
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by vegadw 6mo ago
I think to an extent Microsoft is the guilty party here. For may cracks Windows Defender will trip saying "Win32/Keygen" even if there's no actual malware https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/th
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by vegadw 6mo ago
I think this sort of just points to modern security tooling is more-or-less redundant: The leads in the title "Loose on an internal network"... don't do that. You will never, ever, ever configure everything on your network to
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by vegadw 6mo ago
I suspect there's a lot of people on the 2028 refresh train. If you bought a 1700 in 2017/2018 - which a lot of people did, because it was so good $/perf, you could ride the AM4 platform to a 5900(x/xt) now and be still
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by vegadw 6mo ago
If you need Docx compatibility to interface with the rest of the world, are you better off with the at-least open source option or the sign-your-life-in-eula-and-O365-subscription option. This isn't rhetorical. I don't know which

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