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    Comment #48678181

    That was me. The engine is deterministic so I wrote a beam solver for it. My score should've been 208 (pretty sure it could play forever; I capped the solver at a max time limit) b…

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    Comment #46465170

    It sounds like you're on unstable? Things are significantly more stable if you stick to the release branches (25.05, 25.11 etc)

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    Comment #46465125

    It sounds like you're talking about home-manager, which is a third-party Nix module, not Nix itself. I've been using Nix happily for several years now for work and personal without…

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    Comment #37604758

    From what I understand, the Beeper team has invested a lot of time and effort (and code!) into their own "make matrix go vroom" solution which also benefits their complex bridging …

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    Comment #35017531

    Battery life is significantly worse on my m1 pro macbook pro under asahi. I'd estimate about half of MacOS.

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    Comment #33895067

    I'm not sure if this is an elephant-in-the-room sort of thing of if people legitimately haven't picked up on it, but if you listen to the speech patterns and accent that Lina prese…

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    Comment #31352325

    https://dirtywave.com/

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    Comment #30685688

    I have a second SIM card that T-Mobile gave me for free (no idea why). I have it installed in an Android phone running Tasker with a bunch of jobs I created to do various things. A…

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    Comment #22413017

    I loved the concept of "automatic bi-directional tagging" so much that I created a sorta-clone of Roam here: https://github.com/neutralinsomniac/exocortex It's still WIP, but I use…

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    Comment #20350904

    Try enabling processor scaling with `apm -A` and see if it makes a difference. My x220 running openbsd will default to low performance if I don't run the apm daemon.

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    Comment #18216815

    this is the video that convinced me to give acme a shot. 6 months later and I can't imagine going back to anything else. this coming from a heavy vim user of 10+ years.

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    Comment #16747366

    Have you tried leaving any giant rooms you may be in? Like Riot/Matrix HQ? I use my personal homeserver for my friends/some IRC channels and my load is nonexistent. May not be the …

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    Comment #15307903

    > But until any of these new age apps/platforms support federation and decentralized communication, there's not much use for the masses to look for servers run by specific people. …

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    Comment #13994890

    Telegram has been around for three years now. I wouldn't hold my breath for open source servers/ability to run your own. That's not their business model.

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    Comment #13994875

    https://riot.im is doing this. e2e is in beta still, but they have key list management/verification in place already.

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    Comment #13994865

    https://riot.im Most seamless end-to-end encrypted solution I've come across. And it's still in beta. Every piece is open source (I'm running my own server), it's federated, suppor…

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    Comment #10933224

    You need to update the addresses of commit_creds() and prepare_kernel_cred() as per this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10931954

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    Comment #10933207

    Arch is not kosher. You need to do this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10931954

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    Comment #10931954

    Did you update the addresses of commit_creds() and prepare_kernel_cred() to match your running kernel before you compiled/ran it?