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by FireInsight 3y ago
reallyfuckingcool.ing
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by FireInsight 3y ago
It's built in the cloud every day, and your machine just fetches the changes. So same thing as image-based, basically, but more eye catching for a cloud professional or something.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Oh, I'm in firefox mobile and the scrolling lags. Maybe there's some heavy JS there in the background?
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by FireInsight 3y ago
I don't think it's what traditionally is considered a CMS, more a static site generator. I agree it can be used without or in place of one, but it's not a program for content authoring/publishing.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
This isn't an electron alternative, though, right? There's atleast https://wails.io/ for Go, and https://tauri.app/ for rust ofc.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
I find that most these sorts of projects are for people just toying around or who have an irrational hatred of the JS ecosystem... Ultimately they lock devs into a tight, less supported ecosystem, and they might end up writing some parts in
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by FireInsight 3y ago
I download everything I buy on BC immediately.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
This project seems cool but from the subreddit it sounds to be dead. Yggdrasil is touted as an alternative: https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/
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by FireInsight 3y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but "people care about decentralization" is very debatable IMO. Most people don't care, they just want the content.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
What's different is that NewPipe connects to YouTube servers directy while LibreTube doesn't. Also, LT has MD3.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Same thing in finnish, but a bit less worse. Starts almost sounding like a poorly translated scam email with some europatriotism mixed in.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Piracy is not theft, it does not take away the item from it's "owner" or rightsholder. It's not even using a paid service without paying, because privacy is provided for free or in exchange for ad revenue by different pe
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Well, you're basically correct that the ML GPU libraries basically all build on CUDA with non-Nvidia being a second class citizen, but then stuff like OpenGL, Vulkan, DirectX and Metal are more general "os-level" or low level
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by FireInsight 3y ago
So, like wgpu, but in C++ and by Meta?
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Classic "communism is when you share your toothbrush" except it's "anarchism is when people steal from you".
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding serialization here, but my understanding of it is that a program can serialize it's internal datastructure into a easily transmittable or readable format. And YAML is almost always a configuration format
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by FireInsight 3y ago
An example for the sensors is AR; I've built web-based AR experiences and the underlying toolkit usually requires some access to device sensors.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
And don't forget "Yaml Aint a Markup Language". It's actually apparently a data serialization format, which I don't get, because it's obviously designed to look nice to humans and not computers.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
There are a lot of problems in YAML, but I think the main real problem is trying to put logic inside configuration. YAML is still one of the nicest human-readable and -writeable data formats if it is only used for data and not logic. CI&#x2
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by FireInsight 3y ago
That's because Arch is not a consumer product. It is an enthusiast Linux project, perhaps a bit too hyped up, that is usually manually installed because that's the way it is.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
NestedText already is the way I use YAML; everything is intepreted as a string. I have some trust in my YAML parser to not mangle most strings. I could use NestedText, but users would be unfamiliar with it, and IIRC the only parsers are in
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by FireInsight 3y ago
YAML is the configuration format that is most comfortable to write by hand IMO. Plenty of big projects use it for that usecase. YAML also has plenty of different, redundant ways to represent the same data, which it wouldn't if it was a
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by FireInsight 3y ago
I'd argue that there are way more libraries, since vanilla JS libraries integrate beautifully, unlike in React. Unless you are only talking about component libraries, of course.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Almost every launcher has a built-in search feature. The difference with search-based launchers for me is having only widgets or even just plain nothing on the home screen, launching apps from a small favorites bar or by typing the first fe
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Lawnchair is a great alternative: https://lawnchair.app/ I personally also love Kvæsitso, which is a search-based launcher kind of like KISS launcher but with a cleaner aesthetic: https://kvaesitso.mm20.de/
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Github free tier served us well. For a while we had a paid tier for GH orgs to get better builders, but now I think we use https://buildjet.com/ . I'm not too familiar with this aspect, though. I think the bills are pai
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by FireInsight 3y ago
An OCI image is pretty simple, yes, so is the sort of image that is in an OSTree repository. The difference is that when using `rpm-ostree` packages installed with `rpm-ostree install` are "layered" on top of the base image, while
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Yes, Fedora Silverblue is image-based. We just use extending those stock images as an alternative to layering and easy way of shipping the same system configuration to many people.
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by FireInsight 3y ago
What these sort of introductions to immutable always fail to consider is the other side of the coin, image-based. I'm working on https://universal-blue.org/ along with many people much more skilled than me. We build OC
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by FireInsight 3y ago
Replying on Glider too but IME replying is often pretty painful.

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