cyberrock

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by cyberrock 6d ago
Looking at it from the glass-half-full perspective, I'm impressed that pilots declare go-around as often as they do. As someone who sometimes can't decide whether I should declare a production incident (even if it's not my ch
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by cyberrock 9d ago
Maybe he's right, but there are way more issues with Bluesky that affect user retention. For example the app seems to love logging users out if they have intermittent Internet or are using a VPN, or just because the app feels like it.
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by cyberrock 15d ago
My understanding is that F-Droid is hosted out of some home servers (instead of some universities like other similar package managers) so the bandwidth leaves much to be desired. But the UX is definitely a big part of the problem. I don&#x2
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by cyberrock 20d ago
Most Coke On machines do support Suica/Felica but you have to press IC on the blinking pad. The problem is that the pad doesn't seem like a touchscreen and it can be difficult to precisely tap. However Suntory does have app-only m
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by cyberrock 20d ago
Setting aside printer capability, to a lot of users, wifi would be a top requirement for "working out of the box", and unfortunately i3 MK3S+ didn't have it before Bambu hit the market. On one hand, I understand how they ende
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by cyberrock 21d ago
>No need to quote Linus Torvalds here Evidently we should, because Linus has been more positive about Nvidia in the last 2 years [0]. I've been using the open driver for years now, for both gaming and CUDA. [0] https://bi
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by cyberrock 21d ago
Safari using the reference implementation is meaningless because they don't even seem to turn on all features in it. Mozilla and Chromium declared that progressive decoding was the main blocker, the authors added it to libjxl-rs earlie
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by cyberrock 26d ago
Some of my books were literal pennies, and they would vanish too if neither of us nor the companies bought them. Again, this is just confusing where these books are with the Louvre. Just because they were available for purchase doesn't
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by cyberrock 26d ago
Looking at my modest shelf of weird midcentury travel logs, I just want to be spared from this moralizing. This is just another case of everyone seeing store shelves as an extension of themselves, just like the decline of other physical med
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by cyberrock 1mo ago
Firefox Android also doesn't have the WebExtension history API which is insanely annoying: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1330161
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by cyberrock 1mo ago
Dense ones like this are more bandwidth-hungry, so you want to try MoE ones like Qwen3.6-35B-A3B (35 Billion params but only 3 Billion Active) or Gemma 4. Unfortunately it seems like we might not be getting a 3.8 MoE.
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by cyberrock 1mo ago
After watching them butcher their own side tabs implementation, I don't know if we really want that, unless they're actually hiring the uBO team directly.
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by cyberrock 1mo ago
Small specific complaint: whoever is making Opus love using git checkout to mutate test, please stop. IME it's a footgun that it shoots itself with every single day. I'd rather it pollute git stash than watch it git checkout and f
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by cyberrock 1mo ago
I've heard similar logic to excuse Steam from this mess, because they grant (5000 with no guarantee of more) keys to publishers and developers to sell on other stores. But it really doesn't address the biggest concerns of digitiza
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by cyberrock 1mo ago
I think this depends on your location, because in some places you really want to view a radar map. "Rain in $CITY" is practically useless for me. Still, the (static?) map in the depicted app shouldn't take 1GB.
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
While I don't disagree with the individual complaints, I've seen this niche go from running scuffed OSes on underpowered Synologies or building DIY NASes with limited case options like the Node 304, to multiple hot swap NASes runn
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
Very cool. I would be curious how elevator banking (elevators split into different floor ranges) and double decker elevators impact this.
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
Well it's close to the author's intention for Fahrenheit 451, but just not what everyone wants it to mean.
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
I think all of us have worked on code that other people thought was perfect or will never change. Personally I love this rule because it saves me from looking at one extra commit (adding the comma when the next value gets added) when I&#x27
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
It's funny to see this comment about Python, which was designed to be a style North Korea. Maybe in a decade we'll see a Go linter and have a good laugh at that.
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
Diagnosing why a bug happened is interesting. Sometimes it points to a communication shortcoming that the project/organization should strive to improve on. Of course, if you're slinging code with a few buddies, it might not matter
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
Native Roblox has blocked Linux for 3 years, and games on it (especially PvP ones) can and do require Android remote attestation which Sober doesn't implement. It wouldn't surprise me if Graphene can't play those games as wel
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
I really dislike this paradigm that the user needs to become a human DBMS, and rename/link files or write template rules for the media server to understand. It was understandable back in XBMC days but it just feels silly now. Surely it
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
Looks like the cutoff is from the source governmental data. It's also missing Tochoumae and Nishishinjuku, even though it has Shinjuku-nishiguchi and Seibu Shinjuku.
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
I think this is missing the part of the story where the blacksmith in South Korea comes to open a shop in your backyard and yet you delay them for years for inane reasons.
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
The format supports progressive decoding but IIRC none of the current browser implementations support it. The first Chrome and Firefox implementations did, and I think it's on their roadmap for the new Rust implementation. No idea abou
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
To most modern users, web browsers kinda suck if they don't know URLs. For example, if they want to find an item they saw on Amazon, searching it in browser history just sucks compared to the in-service search. A lot of users also use
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
I can understand complaints about Metroid but Star Fox fans were probably expecting jack squat from the start of the year. Putting it in the last movie is a pretty strong indicator for more content. A lot of Nintendo's remakes end up b
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
Ah, now I get everyone's confusion. My understanding of the attack is that it involves (1) prompt injection of the AI Studio agent to replace the URL value ("replacing BANG...") and (2) phishing of the creator to click the li
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by cyberrock 2mo ago
I'm a little confused why so many here are making it seem like this particular attack is completely unstoppable. Just don't include private videos in training or inference. My guess is that the agent that runs this viewer comment

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