bboozzoo

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by bboozzoo 2mo ago
Why, LLMs of course. Isn't that obvious by now?
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by bboozzoo 2mo ago
It'd be interesting to add Nemotron, which is quite popular on Spark alongside Qwen 3.6.
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by bboozzoo 3mo ago
24.04 is a stable release. Package updates in stable releases need to follow the Stable Release Update process https://ubuntu.com/project/docs/SRU/stable-release-updates/ In essence someone needs to do c
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by bboozzoo 3mo ago
> "There's a bike behind you travelling approximately X speed" Funny how garmin varia gives the exact same information but on cars. "There's a car behind you travelling approximately X speed" (which is most
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by bboozzoo 3mo ago
This looks like a choice is a serious eye injury if you roll is something you're looking for. Why not buy a handlebar mirror like this one https://cateye.com/intl/products/accessories/BM-45/ I have
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by bboozzoo 3mo ago
You forgot to mention it's also $200+. Some folks buy bicycles for less than that.
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by bboozzoo 4mo ago
Seven tokens long input isn't very realistic, is it? For coding tasks it's normal for the input to be thousands or 10s of thousands. If it wasn't for prefix caching it'd be one miserable experience, but even then at the
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by bboozzoo 4mo ago
> An alternative service manager could I guess we would care if one showed up, no?
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by bboozzoo 4mo ago
Why would they care about any other views but their own and those who contribute either financially or through code? Seems like all people can do these days is complain on github, X, mastodon, reddit, HN. It's only talk, talk and more
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by bboozzoo 4mo ago
Can you share what was that thing that didn't work with systemd? I've seen pretty crazy setups and can't quite imagine how horrid of a mess those would have been if a large rc.init shell script ridden with sleeps was used ins
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by bboozzoo 4mo ago
I believe this is called competition, encouraged since the EU markets are open and freedom of migration is guaranteed. If it wasn't for those guys, you'll have migrant workers from Ukraine, or India or some other place. However, I
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by bboozzoo 5mo ago
> patch series from a competent team that changes 3000 lines should probably be split into a bunch of much smaller changes?
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by bboozzoo 5mo ago
Isn't that essentially a release of Ubuntu with a different kernel, DE and maybe some userspace utilities?
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by bboozzoo 5mo ago
The constructed policy is quite strict and expects certain UEFI things to be set up correctly. For example both this https://github.com/canonical/secboot/blob/7434bac27844362ff8... and https://gith
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by bboozzoo 5mo ago
> But maybe that's why I started drinking coffee? you don't remember why, do you?
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by bboozzoo 5mo ago
If there was a major event in Belgium, which city would the news outlets refer to in order to avoid ambiguity?
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by bboozzoo 6mo ago
You forgot to include https://github.com/9front/9front/tree/front/sys/src/libflate which gzip is built around, which brings it closer to 10k lines.
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by bboozzoo 6mo ago
Main is all you need to set up a working system and deploy services. Much like BaseOS in RHEL you get full support for those packages for 5+5 years. With snaps you effectively get rolling releases of LXD, microk8s, openstack, docker and oth
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by bboozzoo 6mo ago
> And if you aren't paying you aren't even receiving many of the updates. Are you sure you didn't mean RedHat? Last I checked there's no requirement to pay anything in order to use an LTS release of Ubuntu. Even if yo
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by bboozzoo 6mo ago
I wonder what made them do it. The conspiracy theorists are really going to enjoy this.
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by bboozzoo 6mo ago
> GC is a showstopper for my day job (hard realtime industrial machine control/robotics) Which is a very niche use case to begin with, isn't it? It doesn't really contradict what the parent comment stated about Go feeling
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by bboozzoo 7mo ago
I believe we already have that, and it's called a cab. You pay extra, get an exclusive social experience and, at least in some parts of the world, get to share the bus lanes with other folks taking the bus.
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by bboozzoo 7mo ago
> - Tried to reinvent the wheel with sudo-rs reinvent how? sudo-rs and a bunch of others are maintained by: https://trifectatech.org/ a non profit registered in Netherlands
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by bboozzoo 8mo ago
> A basic setup to make use of secure boot is SB+TPM+LUKS. Unfortunately I don't know of any distro that offers this in a particularly robust way. Have a look at Ubuntu Core 24 and later. Though it's not exactly a desktop syste
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by bboozzoo 8mo ago
Why should I care though?
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by bboozzoo 8mo ago
Coal does not magically materialize either, it needs ot be mined, transported, processes and then transported some more. You'd have to account for that in order to make a fair comparison. You may also want to take into account how loca
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by bboozzoo 8mo ago
The shit part is what easily stris emotions and can be played by various actors and their agendas.
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by bboozzoo 8mo ago
How come folks seem to focus on beef, while IMO the real stakes are in obtaining access to important minerals. Lithium, nickel, copper, graphite, niobium, etc. are often listed. There's a nice breakdown on EC pages: https://
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by bboozzoo 8mo ago
Liberty Leading the People would probably be flagged as highly NSFW too.
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by bboozzoo 9mo ago
Oh they have agency. They also have bills to pay, families to take care of and many other obligations that folks of privilege do not need to be bothered with. It is immediately obvious how privileged we are compared to many others who are n

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