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by drvdevd 4y ago
This is true but this doesn’t imply those companies couldn’t still use those engineers in some capacity but rather they have decided to cut the cost of employing them. Universally, software is so flawed and yet so fundamental to modern li
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by drvdevd 4y ago
As someone who is both a developer and currently occasionally uses GPT in the course of development, I skimmed this article looking for the one point I think there is to make on this subject. I think the opposite of what people are worrying
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by drvdevd 4y ago
I hope you are correct as I’m all for competition and don’t really care about Architectures. In my own experience it’s the thermals and power use that are the most impressive parts or the M-series.
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by drvdevd 4y ago
ERMAC: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ermac “ The character originated from rumors alleging he appeared in the original 1992 game as either a glitch or a hidden character, which were perpetuated by video game magazine
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by drvdevd 4y ago
My life has come full circle: $ rg -i ermac MAIN.ASM 990:txt_sm4 .string "ERMAC WHO?",0 1022:txt_jd3 .string "ERMAC WHO?",0 1327: ermac 1 1895: .string "ERMAC WINS",0
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by drvdevd 4y ago
Yeah it certainly seems to be for less demanding games with parallels anyway. YMMV with other emulators, etc. I have heard crossover is pretty good for some games as well but haven’t tried it myself.
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by drvdevd 4y ago
I’m a big fan of playing FPS with mouse and keyboard to unwind and right now Ultrakill has supplanted Doom Eternal for me. One major reason is that not only am I enjoying the gameplay more, but I can play it on almost any hardware I own (in
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by drvdevd 4y ago
Since it seems no one has yet asked: what do you consider significant about 2030?
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by drvdevd 4y ago
Reading through all the comments here, and having thought about this a bit - here is why I think OpenAI will probably win here, regardless of what Google offers: the chat experience with OpenAI. It's not so much about accuracy even. It
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by drvdevd 4y ago
In the cloud era, why not spin these servers up on-demand?
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by drvdevd 4y ago
This is the exact reason I didn’t order a plant based burger yesterday.
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by drvdevd 4y ago
I loved the talk: https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-273-openran-5g-hacking-just-g... Inspirational.
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by drvdevd 4y ago
One interesting aspect of this case is that, should Apple and Google follow through and force TikTok off their App Stores - many people will feel quite "disenfranchised" due to the popularity of the App. This would force many who
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by drvdevd 4y ago
Pretty cool. How is gitpod in Safari on iPadOS? Also are you adding in tailscale so that you can then reach the container from your iPad as well?
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by drvdevd 4y ago
I’m wondering the same thing but I’m curious if the heterogeneous nature of modern ARM processors is essentially equivalent- if you can get the same crypto primitive to run first on a P-core and then an E-core, can you measure the differenc
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by drvdevd 4y ago
> Perhaps it would make sense to have a VM with FreeBSD running on a machine and then multiple BSD jails running inside I was recently considering creating this specifically for FreeBSD on ARM, or at least getting FreeBSD working on QEMU
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by drvdevd 5y ago
The original stands up with 2049. Highly recommended
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by drvdevd 5y ago
This was very interesting to me - I was expecting using linux socket virtual FS paths to create the socket.
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by drvdevd 5y ago
Having your headphones crap out before/during a run is certainly rage inducing. Really drives home any problems in the whole stack.
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by drvdevd 5y ago
> "bugs" By which they mean bacteria. I was hoping they meant insects
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by drvdevd 5y ago
Sounds like you need DoH in your browser too?
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by drvdevd 5y ago
Except they will need to support Chrome OS, so we will probably end up with Desktop Linux graphics drivers anyway.
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by drvdevd 5y ago
I will definitely check it out thanks!
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by drvdevd 5y ago
I have a fairly cheap mechanical exercise bike I bought on Amazon (not near it right now, don't have model handy). By mechanical I mean I adjust the resistance myself. As for which videos I watch - kinda just anything in the YouTube ap
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by drvdevd 5y ago
I go running and occasionally do push-ups inside and have an exercise bike. VR exercise really bridges the gap for me between not wanting to exercise or not having time, to feeling energized and/or it being a workout all it's own.
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by drvdevd 5y ago
I take your point but have you tried the Oculus Quest 2? If you haven't, I would suggest you do. I think it's pretty compelling where it is now and I don't think it's too bulky for short - medium sessions. And with a sta
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by drvdevd 5y ago
I wouldn't call it an ignorant rant per se, unless the author has not spent much time in an Oculus headset. I had a dev kit in 2013, forgot about it and now have a Quest 2. Will it take over the world? I'm not sure yet but it is a
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by drvdevd 5y ago
> Given all the crap that Windows users put up with, be it malware or system updates randomly breaking things, I think a fair amount of people might find it worth the effort to give Linux a try. This. And I would be wrong to say that run
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by drvdevd 5y ago
So I've been running Linux (and various BSDs) on the Desktop for at least 20 years or so. All flavors and distros. And I think the problems in 2021 are mostly the same as they have always been: caused by vendors. It always comes down t
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by drvdevd 5y ago
It's important to consider the context here. What seems significant, in lieu of the eventual exposure of their wage fixing scheme, was what Steve Jobs didn't say in his response. Read the emoji as "that works" rather t

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