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Elzair
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Comment #49128236
That was a good article. From the title I assumed it would be about "agents". It is good to consider non technical considerations into the promotion of a protocol. I am glad that s…
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Comment #49083646
For some reason this subthread reminds me of the old joke about how to get Linux tech support. https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/7p88zj/ask...
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Comment #48970167
Has there been any news on open weighting Qwen Image 2.0 and WAN? We are spoiled in the LLM segment, but I would love to see an open source competitor to Flux.2, etc.
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Comment #48938479
I mostly like Cosmic. One annoying thing is that Cosmic Media Player plays all videos muted by default. It is quite annoying to have to unmute everything.
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Comment #48806166
I think you mean 50 years ago. 60 years ago you were largely limited to SPACEWAR! and Tennis for 2.
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Comment #48575180
It is very possible that Trump and his cronies are just too incompetent to do that. In this one particular aspect (i.e. open source) I prefer having a stupid enemy than a "smart" e…
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Comment #48574938
I still like System76. I know the Cosmic rollout was rough, but I still see potential. Open Source systems have often struggled to compete with proprietary systems in many areas. O…
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Comment #48574026
I wonder how long it will take for someone to pwn this?
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Comment #48573996
To give credit where credit is due, it is good that the Trump administration has not avidly played these stupid export control games. They tend to do little except hurt open collab…
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Comment #48573834
However the second part of that aphorism is "but some are useful". I have often wondered how much of IT/Programming is just sticking well understood pieces together. I remember 8 y…
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Comment #48573539
I read the article, and it seems she is forgetting the aphorism "all models are wrong". This is a common mistake that people who like "realistic" "simulation" RPGs often make. Any …
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Comment #48266614
In my Traveller RPG campaign, which is set over 3500+ years in the future, Star Citizen is still not out yet. The joke is that the space opera future has arrived before Star Citize…
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Comment #48238321
I saw a Waymo for the first time IRL last week in Atlanta. It stopped on a narrow street for about 5 minutes to wait for the person to come out. The people in the cars behind it we…
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Comment #39217413
You could use the pdfium library as an alternative to Ghostscript.
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Comment #33854976
I do!
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Comment #25599315
Well, there are signed distance field fonts for one thing.
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Comment #25277286
Where are you? Also, are they IPv6 or IPv4 addresses?
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Comment #25257011
Thank you for the elucidation of the M1. It is odd that chip manufacturers are moving more and more to ASIC approaches again. I do fear they will be less flexible than traditional …
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Comment #24296151
$#17! It seems like I need to switch to Chromium. Le sigh.
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Comment #23782955
Well, there is always bc and dc.
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Comment #18283643
There is some horrible ableism in that post.
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Comment #16532639
When I try to access the site, I get "Error establishing a database connection" Let's indeed demand better from tech!
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Ask HN: What should every programmer know about memory nowadays?
Ulrich Drepper's 2007 series of articles, What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory, is widely considered a must read. However, it was written 8 years ago (a lifetime in the t…
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Comment #9203566
Can you share this algorithm?