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TheRoque
6d ago
Totally. It doesn't make sense to have such powerful chips and not being able to leverage it.
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TheRoque
7d ago
The Macbook neo has a Phone chip. And Android now integrates the Linux terminal (well, for compatible chips). Valve is also trying to put gaming on ARM chips. So I'd say we're starting to blur the lines between phones and PCs. Per
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TheRoque
18d ago
Claude is a french name and is unisex
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TheRoque
1mo ago
AI coding is not that efficient. 2x increase at best, depending on the usage. Doesn't seem like a lot is gonna change tbh.
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1mo ago
Wouldn't it need a super critical exploit, I mean zero-day vulnerability, to escape from that kind of sandbox ? And if you think further, then isn't that risk also applicable to pretty much any kind of sandboxing ?
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1mo ago
Would you say podman is better, or is it the same as docker ?
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1mo ago
With Termux: https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/s/1DUmyqTYKJ
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1mo ago
What's wrong with just Android?
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1mo ago
Ok my bad. I remember hearing that it was a criticism of common harnesses and that the creator of Pi wanted more control over that feature, so I assumed it wasn't enabled by default. Thank for pointing it out !
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1mo ago
What extension do you use ? With all the supply chain attacks I am warry of adding extensions, so I wonder if there's like a go-to one that everyone uses
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1mo ago
A lot of harnesses compress the context when it becomes massive, Pi doesn't do that out of the box (EDIT: that's wrong, as pointed out below). It can be both good and bad. Also since it doesn't have a lot of tools out of the
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2mo ago
Isn't it a non profit too ? But you seem to imply it's going into individual's pockets ?
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2mo ago
Then why try to act like one ?
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2mo ago
I had "investigate if bun is worth it" too, and decided not to use it, but instability was one of the reasons. So it feels it was the right move.
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2mo ago
Solution I've been using for a while is KDE Connect. Works on windows, linux, android
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2mo ago
Thanks for the heads up, I wasn't not aware of that. I never got a single ad in OM though
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3mo ago
> The amount of otherwise decent games that run poorly due to Unity or UE is very unfortunate. I wish people would stop recommending this stuff. I do hope Godot and Bevy are better, but I'm not sure if they are. Games don't run
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3mo ago
In your country maybe.. In mine it's super boring and intellectual
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3mo ago
On YouTube ? I don't have that
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3mo ago
The thing is they don't setup their "intelligence system" for the type of task you wanna do. They are integrating it for tasks like "buy me a plane ticket for my next holidays", "order diner for me, the usual&q
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3mo ago
I click on the share button to get the link, that I copy and share myself. And it's on my phone only, on my computer I'd just copy the URL since I'm out of an app The YouTube share feature let you pick the time to share but t
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3mo ago
Do you have some metrics to back this up ? Because from what I can see with my own eyes, outages everywhere, security holes everywhere too, doesn't seem that things are improving..
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3mo ago
So with LLM outputting average code, and people using LLM more and more, I guess the average code will become worse over time ?
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4mo ago
Vulkan is a graphics API, not a UI library or framework. It's way lower level and if your goal is to make a user interface, you're not really supposed to do it with Vulkan (but you could i guess)
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4mo ago
Are you talking about the end of the Bretton-Woods agreement? https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/ I mean, it's cherry picked, but still funny to see all those charts.
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4mo ago
It's already here, mobile OSes are just computers with ton of guardrails and you can't do whatever you want with it, for the sake of security. I mean we almost got an Android where you can't install the APK you want.
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4mo ago
What's the standard for a "battle station" interface to manage agents for programming (using isolation with maybe git work tree and ideally VMS ?) I found this one: do you guys know something else ?
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4mo ago
I use Angular 2+, and I find it quite pleasant to use. I also like how they make the framework evolve. Not scared to have opinions (back when it came out, Typescript was barely a thing). Never got into React (but didn't try that hard t
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4mo ago
For me the most amazing thing about Sebastian Lague is how the youtube algorithm can screw you up. He used to do millions of view on his videos, and now he barely makes half a million. Well it might also be because of covid, and everyone at
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4mo ago
Well not really, since the board game itself doesn't need a paid human to work. It's been crafted by a human, but video games are also crafted by (arguably many more) humans. The closest would be escape games, or larger scale game
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