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hacker_homie
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Comment #49217590
So I guess, 1. This chip for an 8B model even if it was done at 5nm would still be twice the size of a conventional CPU die so what are the yields for this going to be like for eve…
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Comment #49136585
I wish this was setup like a certificate authority so only the government is able to unmask an individual, but it's going to be pictures of government ID. I don't think the governm…
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Comment #48954620
Yeah that might be a better way to put it, if anyone is used to dealing with developer slop is the kernel.
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Comment #48954577
I get where you are coming from, I assume most of the "code" in the linux kernel is driver code? That being the case my understanding is splitting this project up is not only a tec…
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Comment #48952290
Daniel Stone from linux.conf.au 2013, The Real Story Behind Wayland and X https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIctzAQOe44 You can always use XWayland if you feel that way.
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Comment #48778231
This really helps I was organically doing something very similar to this but it wasn’t the “conventional wisdom” this makes me want to try and integrate AI again.
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Comment #48738673
that would be jurisdiction on you committing murder, which they do have.
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Comment #48701707
Sony is “stealing” 551 movies from customers.
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Comment #48685489
lying about the license to linus probably wasn't a smart move for AGPLv3 adoption. In my experience the virality clause is the main reason those projects don't get used therefor sp…
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Comment #48681468
I thought a solution to this would be to use a physical smartcard to store the certificate(perhaps on your government ID). if the protocol is a challenge/response and the private k…
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Comment #48559297
It was never about the code, all that really matters is does it work. In that light I’m not happy about it, but the code always was just a means to an end.
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Comment #48548070
I do qwen3.6 on an amd ai max laptop getting about 6-10tok/s it’s slow enough that I can follow along. It has issues with design and large piles of code. Otherwise it’s a good prog…
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Comment #48485591
I have had issues where the Frontend team is unable to explain how to communicate with their SPA, they say "just use this package/just run node" and are unable to explain the workf…
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Comment #48354428
Investigate local llm on company owned hardware it’s really the only way to be sure.
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Comment #48318806
I would pay for a car lobotomy service.
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Comment #48315421
Could he take them to small claims court one Lego set at a time, get a judgment against the business then go in with the sheriff and start taking stuff to cover the judgement?
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Comment #48304938
Mysteriously only 39.12 million dollars is accounted for, The FBI is carefully monitoring the remaining 38.25 million dollars of gold, for a hearing later this week where the fate …
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Comment #48233351
They are using it as an assistant, bot running multiple fully automated agents loops?
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Comment #48159887
Things could have been so different.
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Comment #48101457
That’s because you are not moving thing into the standard library :)
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Comment #48086706
Maybe give crates a gold star if they have no external dependencies?
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Comment #48086691
Ah yes a very rare: Supply Chain problem(SCP)
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Comment #48086534
Move high value crates into the standard library?
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Comment #48019778
From a funding standpoint there’s no future to Firefox. They will get brought Mozilla foundation is an investment fund now. Firefox it dead weight.
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Comment #48019582
This is a repeat of paying devs by SLC(source line of code).