viraptor

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by viraptor 10mo ago
What do you think distilled means...?
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It matches the way she speaks in the videos. I don't mind that. It's a vibe.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Would you like to research this and tell us?
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by viraptor 10mo ago
https://www.perplexity.ai/comet https://chatgpt.com/atlas/ https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/copilot-mode https://www.genspark.ai/browser https:/&#x
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Oh no, it would be a donation and it's not going to completely replace all the funding of the parent entity of the project mentioned, therefore it's not realistic or worth trying. Right... That's a lot of arguments unrelated
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> You can't charge for it They could try. I just keep hearing people who would pay for no extra features as long as it paid for actual Firefox development and not the random unrelated Mozilla projects. I would pay a subscription. Bu
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by viraptor 10mo ago
My pet theory is that this is the "Mexico filter" from movies leaking through the training data.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Only on a short distance. To effectively radiate a significant amount of heat, you need to actually deliver the heat to the distant parts of the radiator first. That normally requires active pumping which needs extra energy. So now you need
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Also likely you don't have as much time. I'd be more keen to discover things on my own a few decades ago. Now I'm limited by work/family life to an hour of play here and there. That means if something looks annoying or l
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by viraptor 10mo ago
PID changes with every execution. How would it help when preserving configuration data?
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> This means that when "/usr/bin/firefox" sets a "passwords:superwebsite.com = animebooba", an app called "~/Downloads/totally_legit.sh" can not see ... It will be interesting to see
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Not everyone wants to recompile the whole app and dependencies with filc to get a slowdown, extra memory use and safety. It's cool that it exists, but omitting the tradeoffs when pushing this is weird.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Are you really thinking of dbus here? It's not in the normal binary loading path. And afterwards, it's not any different from other libraries which may or may not stop the app from functioning for many reasons.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> nothing comes close to GPT-OSS-120B on Cerebras That's temporary. Cerebras speeds up everything, so if Nemotron is good quality, it's just a matter of time until they add it.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Have you tried it yet? I found the tutorials a bit convoluted. But just giving it a go for a couple of days gave me more in practice than reading docs for a week could. It's not to say the docs couldn't be better - just maybe it&#
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I don't think they'd work out if everyone used them. It's essentially companies paying for your shopping data. But a) they overpay to incentivise you, b) I'm buying the same boring things on rotation so it's close t
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> which make zero financial sense for the consumer Not in all situations. Because of various cross promotions between car insurance, supermarket and airlines, by using gift cards for groceries I get an effective ~9% discount every time.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> If enough of these horror stories are publicized, people will learn to never buy/redeem Apple gift cards You'd think so. Yet, the stories of PayPal locking up payouts to surprised people keep coming every year - and people st
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Because if the default is unencrypted, you'll accidentally send secrets in plaintext one day. And if the default is encrypted and works well - why would you ever take time to explicitly disable that? What's the situation where you
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Everyone can make a jammer already. (It's illegal to use one, but you're able to) Hardware receivers cannot be reprogrammed as transmitters. We already have well known areas with constant GPS manipulation. https://www
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by viraptor 11mo ago
This article really doesn't go into what the communication was about. They have some anecdata, but once you go into 10k+ of examples, you're almost guaranteed to get mistakes. Maybe the situation is bad overall, but that article r
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> by putting every asset a level (for example) needs in the same file, you can pretty much guarantee you can read it all sequentially I'd love to see it analysed. Specifically, the average number of nonseq jumps vs overall size of t
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I'm not sure why you mention consistency. The cable explicitly says it's a) for the decorum and b) anti dei. That's literally the same reason for the music restrictions - that's why I'm bringing it up.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I wouldn't say it's cringe. A factory is a factory. Calling it that in the code may not be the best idea, but having the shared vocabulary is nice. Basically, patterns work well when they're descriptive rather than prescripti
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by viraptor 11mo ago
No, dynamic programming is when you split your bigger problem into a smaller one + 1 step to get to your bigger size. Then apply that recursively until you solve the trivial problem at the end and get back the answer for your original probl
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It's common when corps buy large enough companies that they don't want to kill the original brand. That's why you get hotels like "(something) by Hilton".
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It didn't happen in isolation though. There were a few changes that used aesthetics as a culture influence and what being properly German should mean. Another one which was more explicit was music https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Torvalds didn't hold back either though, so not sure what the complaint is... If you watch some WAN you'll see you're not getting some weird persona in that video, just the same guy with a bit of extra energy - which is just
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> to see how wildly popular her work remains There's an annual Jane Austen festival there too - it really brings people from all over the world. Very fun event even if you're just +1 to someone who's into it.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Yes. I was objecting to the parent poster's "can and should be" which sounds like they think people just randomly choose where to use the unsafe decoration.

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