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LtdJorge
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LtdJorge
12d ago
Yes, there is
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LtdJorge
14d ago
Yes, I pay the sub
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LtdJorge
15d ago
But does it fail open or close?
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LtdJorge
15d ago
Same happened to me (the feet are on the top left corner, brw). But the generated MP4 works.
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LtdJorge
15d ago
Please much more of that. The Claudish language makes me dizzy, and it's very difficult to steer the model to not include it.
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LtdJorge
17d ago
You can do all that with perf on Linux, but everything is manual.
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LtdJorge
17d ago
You don’t know Computer Enhance then
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18d ago
One of my favorite useful patterns
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27d ago
Was gonna say that, the README is unreadable
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LtdJorge
27d ago
Spot on
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LtdJorge
27d ago
Exactly, it’s absurdly dense, it’s almost impossible to follow. An it always omits the subject of each sentence.
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LtdJorge
29d ago
Thanks. It still requires an account though... Not the best UX.
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LtdJorge
29d ago
Just look at how much sugar there is in "cereal"
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LtdJorge
29d ago
> and performing use Is that a typo? Otherwise, I don't understand it.
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29d ago
YouTube is absolutely atrocious. And it never stops trying to load AD content, even if the user is Premium. So uBlock Origin can sit at 1500 blocked requests in less than an hour.
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29d ago
>> do something like pre-X macOS, where it would provide a warning when you are getting close to running out of memory And I've run out of memory while compiling packages (I'm looking at you, composable-kernel) on Gentoo. It
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29d ago
Swap is extremely slow. And if running it on a high-end NVMe, you better hope you don't swap often.
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29d ago
Windows makes you miserable when low on RAM. Linux makes you miserable when you get out of RAM.
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29d ago
Firefox is definitely more RAM efficient than Chrome, in my experience.
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29d ago
No, WASM only has 128b SIMD instructions, for now.
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1mo ago
The patents for software don’t apply in their country
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1mo ago
And you still have to send your light pulses through a fiber over thousands of kilometers, so 50ms is still physically impossible.
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2mo ago
I drink both coffee (no sweetener) and Monster Ultra, because I like both. Although I prefer coffee.
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2mo ago
Isn’t "for no key update skip locked" better than "for update skip locked"? Most of the times there will be no improvement, but it’s a good option when you don’t need a stronger lock (e.g., for DELETE).
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2mo ago
I guess it's saying how many of the weights are -1, 0 or +1.
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2mo ago
On a server machine you can have more than 100GB/s of NVMe if you parallelize (RAID 0 and the like). But it's still gonna be noticeably slower.
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2mo ago
E without a doubt
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2mo ago
In Spain (and I believe the EU), it’s required to indicate it.
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2mo ago
It’s like distributed transactions, or cache-coherency protocols for CPUs. Edit: aaaand I hadn’t read the article
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2mo ago
Yes it is. The lack of mods was already a dealbreaker for me, though.
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