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Comment #49005359
And I'm scared to hardcode some negligible config value that will never change
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Comment #48977860
I played with it for 10 minutes, very impressive. Couldn't get vscode to work, will try again later with different apps. (vscode is not that important anyway as it has a remote mod…
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Comment #48533979
I might be mistaken, but both need a physical monitor turned on. If your monitor goes to sleep you can't connect/see a black screen. The kde one doesn't support remote user login, …
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Comment #48395767
Fair enough, I probably wrote most people just as an automatic phrase when it should be "some people"
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Comment #48395746
Check my math here, but 1 is larger than 0.
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Comment #48395162
The maximum battery save mode on Samsung (or maybe on all android devices?) does just that - you can set the limit on which apps can be opend. Turn the display to greyscale. Homesc…
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Comment #48105769
I kinda miss that in the early 2000's kde and gnome shipped with a fuck ton of window decorations based on all those (then-not-so) old OS. Teenager me had fun switching them every …
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Comment #47110170
I don't think article misses it, it's exactly the point it makes
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Comment #46773608
Very very strictly speaking relying on models in it's essence is not the problem I think. There is enough "meat" there you can build a nice small profitable company. Those tools ar…
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Comment #46379874
groq is a series E hardware startup founded in 2016. It took them this long to be a potential threat, I'm not sure they are even an actual threat. Even if this purchase causes 100 …
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Comment #46268109
It should work if the library was compiled with deceleration map option. Which most libraries are not and it's a shame. It was added like 3 years ago which was probably a bit too l…
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Comment #46268060
The best ”algorithm” for discovering new music was digging through profiles on last.fm back when the social functions of the site were still active. Sure, it was a lot of manual wo…
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Comment #45803027
I'm using it for a hobby project, and pretty pleased. My personal maybe somewhat "stubborn old man" opinion is that no node.js orm is truly production quality, but if I were to con…
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Comment #45766829
That definitely helps and worth doing. On Mac though I guess you need to move the entire development to containers due to native dependencies.
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Comment #45740041
2003 me thought Wine is a dead end project and a waste of developer time. Granted valve put a lot of effort into Proton but they wouldn't even have considered it without the massiv…
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Comment #45256631
Css in js was like a fever dream that lasted 2-3 years and seems to mostly go away. It's a good example as to how the frontend world just seems to make bad decisions. Like if you t…
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Comment #44698230
Where I live, the early Facebook apps were the killer feature of the early days of Facebook. Genuinely asking, what other software company did something like this back then? I'm te…
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Comment #44551469
Look I agree but one can also manage with an always on pc and an external hard drive instead of a homelab. It's part hobby part learning experience. Also if you have kids 0-6 you c…
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Comment #44024914
The part about buying a misleading CPU really hit home with me. Man all those small retailers in the 90s were living the dream with their unaware customers. My parents bought an AM…
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Comment #42544432
look the peace is definitely an achievement and much much better than the alternative. But it's incredibly fragile peace held only the Egyptian Army control and Sisi's dictatorship…
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Comment #41198065
Generally those smaller models do well when most of the data comes from the prompt. Summarising, rephrase and change tone, categorize. Ask them a question, or to generate code and …
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Comment #41088638
I'm purely guessing here, but also considering I read him and Linus both say "we have enough kernel developers", I think it's likely they don't want to encourage low quality contri…
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Comment #40834875
I mostly think it's an interesting concept that can allow many interesting user experiences. At the same time, it is a major risk for browser compatibility. Despite many articles c…
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Comment #40606683
Linux desktop efforts need a BDFL. Too many duplicated efforts, the wayland migration while needed was a complete mess, and actually the worst time I had using Linux since like 200…
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Comment #40452974
A lot less sales and cuatomer support people