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by green7ea 2mo ago
I remember using it all the time for the Windows headers because they pollutes the compilation unit like you wouldn't believe — the rule was to only include them in c/cpp files.
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by green7ea 2mo ago
I’m not entirely convinced, there are many dimensions to progress. For example, DeepSeek has had a few very impressive innovations that all models could benefit from. There’s also the law of diminishing returns, the US labs have plenty of C
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by green7ea 3mo ago
How is /e/ less open than Graphene? As far as I understand, they are both pretty open minus firmware that they can't control? I'm actually curious if there's something I don't know about /e/
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by green7ea 3mo ago
I'm also on Emacs and Niri, seems to be a popular combo, and I don't have any performance problem. At home I'm driving an Ultrawide (3440x1440@75Hz) at scale 1.1. At work I'm driving two 4k screens at scale 1.2. I might
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by green7ea 3mo ago
People are paranoid that everything they read was written by a LLM. It's likely that they are even more suspicious because you used one to code. You should be proud of both the work you did and the article :-).
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by green7ea 3mo ago
The sales are a nice thing but for me the biggest benefit of Steam is knowing that I can use my games library on other/future devices. My games have been working on my desktop from 10 years ago, the SteamDeck, my laptop and likely any
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by green7ea 3mo ago
Why a team... give me a few days ;-)
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by green7ea 3mo ago
I'm using a Strix Halo laptop (~3k, 64GiB) and with Gemma 4 and Qwen 3.6, both at 8 bits, I'm seeing very impressive results. As a work tool, this is reasonably priced. You can save a bit of money by opting for a non-laptop form f
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by green7ea 4mo ago
It only reversed it for within the US, I learned that when the company I worked for (owner was a US company) closed.
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by green7ea 4mo ago
Nothing of that is angering me, I live in the EU and life is pretty nice. My comment above was meant to provide context and to point out that both sides of the argument can be legitimate. The comment is neutral, you shouldn't be able t
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by green7ea 4mo ago
I think the grandparent references many referendums that rejected EU treaties: - Maastricht Treaty, 1992, Denmark, - European Constitution, 2005, France and Netherlands, - Lisbon Treaty, 2008, Ireland. The votes were usually redone and pass
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by green7ea 5mo ago
I had a similar experience to your family member. I have a 2 year old and when she started eating solids, the smell got to me much more than before. Still not too hard but much harder in my case ;-).
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by green7ea 5mo ago
I had many conversations with a former boss about the Azure sales team. They would come in, say they can do it cheaper, simpler and better — he was immediately convinced. I would do a calculation based on their public price plan and come up
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by green7ea 5mo ago
Many of the proposed EU digital solutions require a Google or Apple verified phone. This makes escaping American companies difficult.
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by green7ea 5mo ago
I got a HP g1a for about 3k€ with 64gb of ram when it came out
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by green7ea 5mo ago
It should be easy with a Q4 (quantization to 4 bits per weight) and a smallish context. You won't have much RAM left over though :-/. At Q4, ~20 GiB https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF
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by green7ea 6mo ago
I've been using opencode and would be curious to try something else. What would recommend for self hosted llms?
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by green7ea 6mo ago
I'm really curious what will happen to this space when Valve releases great open source drivers for the Qualcomm chip they have in the Steam Frame. It might be one of the first, very powerful, GPU accelerated SoC you can buy that has m
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by green7ea 7mo ago
> This will allow you to distribute your creations to a limited number of devices without going through the full verification requirements. How can they count the number of devices you install the app on without being the ones to give a
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by green7ea 8mo ago
I made a time sync library over local network that had to be more precise than NTP and used i128 to make sure the i64 math I was doing couldn't overflow. I32 didn't cover enough time span and f64 has edge cases from the nature of
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by green7ea 8mo ago
I'm using niri with two screens at work and it's been very nice. I don't open windows on the side as you suggest but I believe that can be done with custom bindings and/or window rules.
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by green7ea 10mo ago
This is how I also read it.
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by green7ea 10mo ago
> it's still the best OS by a mile I'm not so sure about that, modern Linux is pretty good — I was able to configure it to fit my needs much better than I could a mac. It's also free of dark patterns (looking at Windows).
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by green7ea 10mo ago
Wouldn't it be accurate to say that you can no longer install apps on your phone, only Google can?
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by green7ea 10mo ago
Those are very good prices, it's 3700€ in Austria
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by green7ea 10mo ago
The fan curve also drives me nuts. It seems to be related to the processor's speed so I turn off boost — I don't notice a perf diff for my workloads. The fan noise is much better. echo 0 > /sys/devices/system&#x2
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by green7ea 10mo ago
I have one as well and haven't had this problem. I've been using mostly the HP G4 dock and a Dell dock at the office with an occasional use of the charger. I'm running Linux 6.17.8-arch1-1, it could also be fixed in newer ker
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by green7ea 10mo ago
I have an HP ZBook g1a ultra in Austria. I've had mine for about 4-5 months and I got the 64gb version because I needed a new laptop and the 128gb wasn't yet available. It should now be widely available everywhere. It's price
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by green7ea 10mo ago
I had the opposite experience going from a OnePlus 8T stock to Lineage OS. Having root means being able to reduce the amount of apps and wake up — no google play service was the key. This was a while ago but I went from 1-2 days of battery
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by green7ea 11mo ago
I'm not the AI expert in the company but one of my colleagues creates image segmentation models for our specific use case. I've been able to run the PyTorch training code on my computer without any issues. These are smaller models

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