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xena
3y ago
Just you wait. I have plans. Oh boy I have PLANS. It involves the nixStatic package.
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xena
3y ago
Fun fact: I can't legally call myself an "Engineer" in Canada because I don't have the ring/haven't passed an engineering course in college. My official job title is "Archmage of Infrastructure", but
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xena
3y ago
This happens because you can't get hired unless you have the senior title on your resume. HR will throw you out.
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xena
3y ago
Because JPEG XL has smaller file sizes, which saves you money in the era of Managed NAT Gateway's 7 cents per gigabyte egressed.
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xena
3y ago
The biggest advantage I can think about is transparency support.
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xena
3y ago
Does anyone know of a Go library for encoding JPEG-XL files?
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xena
3y ago
Where would this be used?
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xena
3y ago
They do use a rendering library. It's called "Unity".
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xena
3y ago
How could this possibly be the deciding factor? I know this is Hacker News but that seems like the smallest possible thing to care about.
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xena
3y ago
Except for those in FIPS land
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xena
3y ago
Author of the talk here. It's worth noting that the conference was a systemd conference, so I had a reasonable expectation that people attending knew about systemd units. I will add an author's note to that bit.
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xena
3y ago
Thank you for offering to host a forum engine for me!
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xena
3y ago
Having worked at Salesforce, I assume it's gonna be in-house stuff from the Einstein team.
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xena
3y ago
I'd love to see MS DOS 6.22 out into the world at some point if you can swing it!
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xena
3y ago
If meditation worked to make you less neurodivergent, trust me there's a lot of neurodivergent people that would be fucking zen masters in service of the goal to not have huge problems interacting with society
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xena
3y ago
That person manages to stay because he plays political games correctly.
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xena
3y ago
It's too early to know for sure yet.
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xena
3y ago
I'm this kind of person most of the time and it really sucks come review time. I'm also a mentor type and that is also very hard to account for in most systems. It means I do an essential role that is seldom rewarded because there
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Running NixOS from any Linux Distro in systemd-nspawn Containers
(nixcademy.com)
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3y ago
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xena
3y ago
This really sounds like a resurgence of AI based phrenology. I wish that our profession took ethics more seriously.
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xena
3y ago
I love this. I wish it supported something self-hosted like Jaeger though.
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xena
3y ago
Author of the talk here. When I am doing conference talks to help explain abstract concepts or ideas, I typically prefer to employ a strategy called surrealist satire. This basically helps people understand where something fits into the sta
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xena
3y ago
At some point I need to make a really misleading title for my talks or articles just to catch people like the GP that don't read the article or watch the talk and only comment based on what the title makes them assume it's about.
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xena
3y ago
Thanks, I try!
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xena
3y ago
I would use WASIX, but my WASM runtime of choice doesn't have WASIX support yet.
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xena
3y ago
This is seriously awesome. I'm gonna use it in my blog. Stay tuned!
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Reaching the Unix philosophy's logical extreme with WebAssembly
(xeiaso.net)
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xena
3y ago
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xena
3y ago
Yeah, the anime models seem to produce more coherent outputs without amputee in the negative prompt, but I just always put it in there anyways.
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3y ago
If you don't include it, sometimes you get otherwise perfect images that have only half of a leg in a really distracting way. I usually prune negative arguments (my usual prompts are close to a kilobyte long including negative prompt e
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xena
3y ago
I thought I made that pretty clear in my article. Do I need to bring back the blink tag or something to make it more obvious in the future?
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