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Comment #49112105
Did qwen actually release those robotsuite weights? I can't seem to find them anywhere.
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Comment #49084018
Funny timing! I just finished migrating my NAS containers all to be rootless last weekend. "Migrating" because secrets management was a bit of a pain. I ended up with pretty close …
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Comment #48915799
Makes sense, thanks for that context. I knew that linux kernel dev happens over email, but didn't piece that together with commit signing. > I wouldn't personally want to be held a…
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Comment #48915130
Yeah. The agent can create commits and those commits are signed (`commit.gpgsign true`). I'm treating it like...you can hold me accountable for that commit and the commit came from…
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Comment #48900129
Secretive (and the similar built-in functionality [1]) both allow you to require TouchID too. I found an okay balance using two SSH keys: one for commit signing (w/o TouchID) and o…
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Comment #48621931
I think that's why I like prerelease (and sealed, generally) the most of any format. For day 1 prerelease, a lot of the players are reading the cards for the first time. For sealed…
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Comment #48536022
Personally, I'm pretty excited for this commit which fixes the slow WiFi I've had with the combination of my ISP's modem/router and my laptop. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/com…
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Comment #48117193
Agreed with everyone else. Scrcpy is amazing and is so easy to use.
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Comment #47837491
I think we agree? I can't tell if you meant this as additional support for what I wrote or as a rebuttal. Regardless, yeah, I don't think that's wrong or misleading. I only meant t…
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Comment #47836936
Agreed. I think my takeaway from the water usage deep dive was about the scale of the numbers and a better intuition about water usage, but also that you really need to consider ea…
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Comment #47829923
In my opinion, this was a great debunking of Benn Jordan's infrasound videos. When I first saw his videos, they didn't quite sit right with me. I was reminded of the arguments peop…
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Comment #47815996
This is a very cool project and I'm happy to see it getting traction here. I stumbled upon it when I was looking to build something similar and surveying the state of the art...the…
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Comment #47806384
Do you have any more info you could add about that topic, or a direction to point me? As far as I know, (systemd-)pcrphase is for measured boot, but I'm not sure how that interacts…
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Comment #47303757
It isn't necessarily smaller. See https://github.com/PegorK/f32
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Comment #47241056
>Google Messages - for most of the last 8 months RCS was broken on GrapheneOS, but it's back now and Google messages is still the only option for messaging with family members on i…
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Comment #47207153
That's so frustrating with Claude. If I need to widely search the web or if I need it to read a specific URL I pasted, I always turn to ChatGPT. Claude seems to hit a lot more road…
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Comment #47198207
Personally, I've really enjoyed using bootc for both my personal laptop and my NAS. I really like the NAS use case because I can build the ZFS kmods for that specific version of Fe…
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Comment #47094519
This makes sense to me. I guess I'll start hunting for the equivalent of `govulncheck` for Rust/Cargo. Separately, I love the idea of the `geomys/sandboxed-step` action, but I've g…
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Comment #47089580
Depends on your workflow, I guess. I don't need to handle that case you noted and we delete the branch on remote after it's merged. So, it's good enough for me to delete my local b…
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Comment #47004174
You don't get a blue bubble for using RCS. That's still reserved for iMessage exclusively. (At least, on iOS 26 in the US on T-Mobile)
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Comment #46583221
Yeah, this is closer to what I do, too. I was surprised not to see a Containerfile in the linked github repo in the article ( https://github.com/lthms/tinkerbell ) I found working …
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Comment #46070447
I can confirm that the Odroid H4 Plus also supports in-band ECC. If I remember right, Memtest86 showed different stats when I ran it with in-band ECC enabled/disabled though I didn…
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Comment #45629660
I went to a b-sides yesterday (so: small, local, cybersecurity-focused) where someone described their feelings toward GenAI as "praying for Star Trek, but planning for Terminator."…
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Comment #45182484
Thanks for the reply, appreciate it. Both of your answers sound workable for me! Even if I couldn't restore the whole profile from backup while traveling (which seems natural), at …
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Comment #45173880
I really like this setup. I think it balances friction and usefulness in exactly the way I've been aiming for. Still, I have a couple questions about it, since I don't own an iPhon…