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r0l1
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Comment #48543972
Netbird offers the same. Just based on wireguard and everything is open source.
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Comment #48170884
No my choice.
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Comment #48170868
No, german speaking fellow using ai to fix my grammar. If you're nearby Munich, feel free to visit us in person :)
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Comment #48170695
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Comment #47909110
It’s actually quite simple: 1–5 mg lithium orotate, vitamin D, omega-3 from algae with high levels of polyphenols, a daily exercise routine, and good food—not the processed crap yo…
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Comment #47761771
I have a RTX 2080 to give away. Interested?
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Comment #47757970
Really love that project. Is there any planned support for NVIDIA drivers and runtime?
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Comment #47552677
Just use DevContainers. Can't understand people letting AI go wild on their systems...
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Comment #47238102
Also try the Urik Keyboard APP from f-droid
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Comment #46956377
Fair point, and I appreciate the transparency around data loss bugs. How does it look about long-term sustainability? Looking at the git history, ~97% of bcachefs commits are yours…
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Comment #46951987
Quote: "you could lose data" Quote from webpage: "The COW filesystem for Linux that won't eat your data" Quote from webpage: "It's the job of the filesystem to never lose your data…
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Comment #37888175
I have experience with all three manufacturers. We deploy them at work and the integrated AMD GPUs work just as good as the Intel systems. However I can't say much about the discre…
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Comment #37887285
I am using wayland since 5 years and never looked back to X11. I think it is the right way and time to remove the old insecure X11 backend. GNOME should not be bloated with legacy …
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Comment #37745235
Frontend Developer for Desktop Applications (Munich / Germany) - AI Vision Platform Are you interested in autonomous developing and finding creative solutions on your own? Then joi…
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Comment #37686807
We have a similar high performance AI stack written in Go capable to load many different models from different frameworks. This is work of several years. Just saw your comment and …
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Comment #36918860
Good point. Did the Meta and Deepmind devs really miss this? I try to avoid python as much as possible, because I mainly work with Go & C++ and multi-threading with those languages…
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Comment #36918276
https://peps.python.org/pep-0703/ Quote: "In PyTorch, Python is commonly used to orchestrate ~8 GPUs and ~64 CPU threads, growing to 4k GPUs and 32k CPU threads for big models. Whi…
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Comment #36917618
We are working with a huge Go and Python codebase and Python is just a pain in terms of using all system resources. We moved many parts to C++ which are called and handled by gorou…
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Comment #36358693
Sorry, but I have a complete different position on this topic. However I respect your opinion.
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Comment #36355635
Yeah, that's true.
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Comment #36355619
See my other comment. My circle consists of people up to 89 years. Thanks for the hint, but I am not convinced of the vaccine. I'll continue doing my stuff and it's my own responsi…
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Comment #36355143
We did normal Covid tests for work. Maybe I should do an antibody test. Would be interesting...
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Comment #36354983
Can't say too much about it. Didn't really follow the whole Covid discussion and just continued my lifestyle. Eating healthy (fresh self-made food), doing sports and looking after …
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Comment #36354672
Multiple-vaccinated or has had Covid? Why only those two options? I and a big portion of my circle is unvaccinated, healthy and didn't have Covid.