hollowonepl

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by hollowonepl 26d ago
How did it end up, because it’s not a new thing to happen. First time I read about this guy’s border crossing case was few months ago and was of course very much highlighted for the level of surveillance govs can do.. but I also read some T
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by hollowonepl 2mo ago
Nice, I did not know author wrote so many different books about assembly coding.
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by hollowonepl 3mo ago
Only with GraphenOS
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by hollowonepl 3mo ago
This is nice, I recently vibe coded my own media player as I mostly listen to my own digitalized audio library and all software available today sucks to cover my scenario or consumes way too much resources by my taste… but random triggering
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by hollowonepl 7mo ago
This is an article Microsoft Windows, Office, Outlook and MS Teams developers and product managers should read, they continually break the working software only to come back regularly to what they have invented already, in the meantime anno
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by hollowonepl 8mo ago
Interesting concept for all new social platforms that already live in federated, distributed environments that share communication protocols and communication data formats. I bet more difficult to push existing commercial platforms to anyho
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by hollowonepl 11mo ago
Although I don’t like pascal notation in C (I’m conservative snake style forever kind of guy myself) I agree with others who praise clarity. I have done something similar some time ago but more like a production ready ExpressJs alike framew
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by hollowonepl 11mo ago
Interesting attempt. If that worked then maybe Darwin and then a virtualization/emulation layer to launch MacOs apps on Windows. That would be nice equalizer to what’s possible with full hardware acceleration the other way, back from M
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by hollowonepl 11mo ago
I’m glad to see that more and more articles and opinions about AI are focused on how it works and it works great just the process and mind thoughtfulness has to adapt and evolve to fully utilize the tool. That’s so much better than wasting
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Nice texture generator came out of this, with seems to be perfectly looped images! Well done!
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
I don't believe anybody else can do it with good start you've made. I think above is nice headline for some more complete assessment as a follow-up article. indeed!
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
I think it would be better articulated if comparisons to ActivityPub were made. Those are I believe two competing visions of Open Social defined as communication protocol, not a platform. Otherwise it just sounds like evangelizing employer
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Good summary of Nvidia's demo reels from last 25 years [video](youtube.com)
18 points by hollowonepl 1y ago|2 comments
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
I just found it while YT browsing randomly and figured it out that this is great reminder how graphics chipset and abilities generated by them have changed in the last 30 years!
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
TUI porn continued. I love it!
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
That's fine. I'm not on a personal crusade punching them. At company I work for we have had different solutions when the incident happened and it seems that was smart move.
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Yes, sometimes companies have only one chance to fail. Especially in cyber security when they fail at global scale and politics is involved.
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
That’s what I know since 1994 as well. thus surprised it’s published here with landing page only and no specific news. Unless I missed one? Is there some 31 years celebration or sth? :)
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
what's new about it? or is it just a reminder that `mc` still exists?
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Some valid questions asked in the article but I don’t like the terminology used from title to content to assess situation and options. I’d rather call it Commoditization of Software Engineering.
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
No. If somebody rant about not having new generations on demo scene today then that one missed the time window for such rant by solid 20 years.
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
The only people who still pitch demoscene dead are those with unrealistic expectations or who just returned and are surprised it’s still alive, ran by a number of 40+ people while they remember themselves joining at the age of 15. But the c
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Have you heard about cables.gl or tooll3? Those have quite impressive end to end motion graphics capabilities.
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Blame the java people, they always over engineered and those 25 years ago they still had a voice.
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Well, to answer the post title question directly: far away from google services for years. It was obvious to me 10+ years ago that they only sustainable business products for them is search, yt, and marketing tracking/performance tools
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Yep, that is something I do also actively experiment with in home projects. Local NAS (Synology) with 28TB of RAIDed storage, local containers and VMs on it and local gitea and other devops and productivity tools. All that talks to my mac w
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
I never implied any of that nonsense that I’ve perhaps triggered nor I want to be responsible for other people’s interpretations outside core meaning
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Nopes, nothing to the ladies in general nor any other gender in general. Just a shortcut to my own negative experience with HR by example. English is my foreign language and in my country we are not that allergic to terminology. But clueles
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Good findings, the rest not surprising tho.. online recruitment doesn't work at all these days. most likely your app wasn't read by anybody meaningful and did not trigger right flags in the HR system to even be spotted by clueless
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by hollowonepl 1y ago
Gosh… I thought all that startup mentoring nonsense era is over… work is work… should give money I get it and it should give enough time to spend it wisely, I get it for a while too.. but all that nonsense about problem solving? It should h

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