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by 10GBps 3mo ago
The monks got mad too when the printing press was invented because it took their jobs of hoarding knowledge. AI is just another tool, learn to use it.
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by 10GBps 3mo ago
Yep. It's nearly identical to the neural nets we were using in the 90s. Back then even a supercomputer wasn't big enough or fast enough to do what we do today. I have to wonder though. Is this all a human brain is? A similar thing
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by 10GBps 3mo ago
I learned TCP/IP by watching and reading raw packets over packet radio at 1200 baud. I've noticed the same thing is possible if you watch the output of a slow LLM. Eventually you start to see the machinery. input tokens = output t
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by 10GBps 2y ago
In some ways Nintendo suing the original project was a good thing. It brought the project to the attention of a lot more people. Now there is a new version with a bunch of bugs fixed. Who knows how many new developers will be working on it
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Reminds of of reddit. Man that text edit box is so dysfunctional. Sometimes you type and nothing happens. Sometimes typing will start selecting random stuff on the page, hiding comments, saving some, and other weird stuff. Cut and paste is
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by 10GBps 5y ago
TI-99 was my first real computer bought in 1982 for $50 from K-mart. I learned to program on it. I remember buying a few "whatever" games to get the speech synthesizer for cheap (or free?). Took forever to save enough money to buy
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by 10GBps 5y ago
I remember it but it was no competition to VMware which I had been a user of since 1999.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
I run email servers and I get such a massive amount of spam on "vanity" TLD's that I just block them outright. I don't automatically block them all but any that start sending serious levels of spam get blocked. Which is
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by 10GBps 5y ago
I don't think prices are "cratering" so much as just returning to normal rather than price gouging. Now if I could just buy a GPU for a normal price...
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by 10GBps 5y ago
We have all this deepfake AI technology. It could probably be trained to filter out background music. Seems like a good research project.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Eh, after using Linux mostly as my primary OS and 100% for servers for nearly 30 years I think Linux is only just now in the last 10 years started to come in to its own. The game isn't ending, it has just started! Linux is more than Ch
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by 10GBps 5y ago
This article sort of makes the case for Matrix but I find Matrix incredibly clunky and slow. Plus every time it "verifies" me it always goes back to the app on my phone like it's some sort of permanent and authoritative ident
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Xiaomi has a history of using open-source to power their stuff like their cameras. Though I'm uncertain how often they strictly follow the rules like GPL they have published some amount of open-source. I wonder if these will be hackabl
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Agree with the management issues. Also their political activities have not made them look good. They need to focus more on the software. Also, stop removing useful features from Firefox. It's insane the amount of functionality that has
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by 10GBps 5y ago
It seems they both denied and admitted to it at the same time, with twisted wording. Has anyone come up with a decentralized social media platform yet? I wonder if it's even possible without it devolving in to a complete cesspool even
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by 10GBps 5y ago
YouTube has so many bad practices beyond just this kind of stuff. There are a lot of reasons not to go there any more. We need suitable alternatives. Maybe something decentralized in nature.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Nice. Now do it in Rust running (and building) on a Pentium.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
I play 1080p and 720p H.265 all the time without issue on my 3 B+. It's just barely fast enough.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Kodi's Achilles heel is their choice to implement in Python. I've gotten used to the interface though it gets slower with every release.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Sucks the Pi3 is not supported. "current development is focused on RPi 4"... Yeah, the Pi3 is only like the most widely used embedded system on the planet and Pi4's are still incredibly hard to find. I would have focused on t
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Interesting. It still works for me even with gfx.color_management.mode set to 1. Might be hardware differences or maybe desktop (compositing, etc). I'm using XFCE defaults.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Weird. I'm using Firefox 91.0.2 on Ubuntu 20.04 and it works fine. Maybe try opening it in a new empty profile and see if it works?
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Why is Debian unstable still stuck way back on Node v12?
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Design of a Spectre-Resistant High-Performance CPU(phoronix.com)
2 points by 10GBps 5y ago|0 comments
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Now if VPN providers would do the same because they can be compelled to log just like Proton was.
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Well known but still interesting. Nowadays I generally don't use any swap at all and find it annoying when distros/Windows create swap anyway. I mean if my 128GB+ or even 32GB of primary memory runs out, is it really going to help
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by 10GBps 5y ago
I find BusyBox init perfectly acceptable and small. I use it extensively as init for lightweight containers. It supports just enough init to handle complex or simple config. Does tini offer something better? On quick glance it seems rather
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Next I want to see Crysis running in a terminal. Actually that raises an interesting question. Can OpenGL work in Notcurses?
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by 10GBps 5y ago
Interesting craft in that it's essentially just a larger version of the R/C toys you can buy. I wonder how they tested the blade design. Did they fly it at 100,000ft on Earth?
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by 10GBps 5y ago
> it can feel quite overwhelming as you need to visualize the tree in your head And that's why I don't use a tiling window manager. I prefer to use my brain for actual work, not futzing around with configuration and OS BS. I me

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