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wasting_time
6mo ago
Didn't Google recently report a verifiable quantum advantage? https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/research/qu...
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Gemini seems more tailored towards information retrieval and product integration (including Android and even iOS via Apple's deal). Google may reckon they can't (yet) reconcile their vision of Gemini with the raw coding performanc
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6mo ago
"Elegant weapons for a more civilized age." https://xkcd.com/297/
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6mo ago
https://archive.is/ZSvop
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6mo ago
"Meet hot local singles in Moon Orbit today!" https://xkcd.com/713/
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7mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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7mo ago
You can just install Nix on Fedora and grab it from there.
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7mo ago
The key point is that all such tweaks to the system is managed in a one configuration file. While installing Hyprland may be a one-liner, configuring it and all other services from a single entry point is incredibly liberating. Reverting ch
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7mo ago
> it's the only game in town Hey now, LLMs are pretty good at Guix, too.
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7mo ago
No. To gain that level of control you need a declarative distro. Immutability and rollbacks are merely nice side effects of the Nix model.
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7mo ago
If anything, the POSIX passwd specification should be updated to include age instead of introducing yet another dependency on systemd for something that affects the entire ecosystem.
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7mo ago
I install from F-Droid when possible. It has less noise, and all apps are free as in software. There are some true gems such as:
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7mo ago
The VPS should just be their home router, and then have the ISP provide the domain name. Uploading the web site could be a discovered Samba or NFS share. Hopefully IPv6 can make self hosting viable again.
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7mo ago
Which things do not "just work"?
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7mo ago
Likely a typo of State Of The Art.
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Linux 7.0 File-System Benchmarks
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7mo ago
I wonder how many more sales Apple would get if they published enough specs to make Asahi et.al. first-class.
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7mo ago
I thought Celeste was a solo project of Maddy Thorson [0] before reading this piece. 0: https://maddymakesgames.com/ Fans of Celeste will almost certainly enjoy the local multiplayer game Towerfall by the same developers.
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7mo ago
MS-DOS itself is derived from QDOS, which stands for "Quick and Dirty Operating System". Things only went downhill from there.
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With the enormous budgets we allocate in the name of "national security", this is exactly the kind of work I expect TLAs to do. Instead we have come to expect them to cowardly sit on exploits, or actively introduce them, rather th
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8mo ago
Why?
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8mo ago
For servers you might want to try 'guix deploy': https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Invoking-guix...
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9mo ago
I do the same. Somehow it feels safer than running a sandbox with my own user, despite the only security boundary being Unix permissions. Claude gets all the packages it needs through Guix.
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9mo ago
ICYMI expands to "in case you missed it", ICYMI.
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9mo ago
fly.io launched something like that recently: https://sprites.dev/
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9mo ago
NixOS and Guix are fairly established in this regard. macOS is certified Unix, and necessarily implements the "legacy" cruft.
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10mo ago
Is there any model that is actually free as in freedom (not necessarily gratis)?
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10mo ago
They can't be heard over the faint booing from the Solaris crowd.
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10mo ago
I had the same confusion. Even without considering NixOS, "learnix" is awkward to pronounce and somewhat pretentious. I would suggest the name "Leanix" if the author is willing to rename. It rhymes with Minix which is th
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10mo ago
https://archive.is/jTCRB
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