indrora

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by indrora 15d ago
There's a lot of hardware out there that does 95% of what OP's does, though you'll pay a pretty penny for it (e.g. https://www.peplink.com/products/cellular-modems-adapters/po... ) though ther'
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QEMU-3dfx developer has crashout after being reported for harassment on GitHub(github.com)
1 points by indrora 16d ago|0 comments
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by indrora 16d ago
As someone who is firmly in Portal's "target audience" I would have enjoyed the game immensely with such an adaptive feature. Just like I appreciate the amount of work that Valve has put into closed captioning for their games
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by indrora 24d ago
What's your favorite "What the FUCK were they smoking when they designed this?" moment?
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by indrora 25d ago
How's the guts look? There's a lot of flash and pizzaz about aesthetics, but I work with files in the 400-800GB range on a regular basis, so I tend to prefer dumping gigantic SSDs into my work machines (I recently liquidated fort
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by indrora 1mo ago
4-conductor audio, generally. Later on there was a generation of two-conductor cables that used SPDIF/PCM Audio instead of analog audio for better fidelity.
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by indrora 1mo ago
I've always taken it to be that the color is unique to the situation/viewer -- a sort of pearlescent void-color that can't be described in any known language, but which just Is. More a physical phenomenon than an actual color
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by indrora 1mo ago
When many of the core datasets were being produced, a lot of these companies mangled the text to be "friendlier" to try and avoid certain issues. The changes they made often resulted in this kind of weird nonsense: Swapping the wo
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by indrora 1mo ago
> Designing a good 64-bit ISA [...] is easy [...] could design such an ISA in a couple of weeks Let me know when you've got it all worked out and published. Should be easy, right?
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by indrora 1mo ago
It's a real blast, though. (In all seriousness, I hope we never, ever in this lifetime cause humans to suffer like we did on that day)
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by indrora 2mo ago
I wrote a tool a short bit ago to handle massive parallel hashing. Originally, it was a testbed for a project I built to make multiprocessing easier in Go. https://github.com/indrora/hyperhash In it, I learned that the
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by indrora 2mo ago
I have a leaderboard of some of the longest turn-around times from initial contact to rejection. Thus far the winners (if you can call them that) have been: Docusign (4 YEARS); Nintendo (34 months); Google (30 months); Starbucks (22 months)
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POSIX on WebAssembly, or "What is an OS anyway" [video](youtube.com)
1 points by indrora 2mo ago|0 comments
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by indrora 2mo ago
The most useful thing I did when I started working with powershell as my daily shell was to _remove half the default aliases_ once I broke my muscle-memory by trying to treat it as a historic shell, it became far more usable. Yes, get-child
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by indrora 2mo ago
I'm not sure what you expected.
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by indrora 2mo ago
It would be nice to see how "long" -- e.g. how many self-turns/tool calls/etc the prompt takes to resolve as well. I know that models like Gemma4-e4b will take longer self-turns but IBM's Granite models will take sh
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by indrora 3mo ago
Unfortunately, WiX is still a pain in the ass to use and there's a lot of simple tooling that makes NSIS/InnoSetup/etc shockingly easy to use while the same MSI experience is garbage. msix is just a different beast entirely t
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Zluda (CUDA-compatible runtime for AMD) loses funding again, gains 32bit compat(vosen.github.io)
3 points by indrora 3mo ago|1 comments
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by indrora 3mo ago
This is super neat for polyglots (of which I'm not one, yet) but one little thing: My partner immediately flagged that your demo (EN->HB) flips the cursor to be in the LTR position in the run rather than the RTL one. The most minor
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by indrora 3mo ago
A person is not responsible for the actions of their government. All governments wage war and cause suffering. I have many close friends who are Russian by nationality. Russian by crime of accident of birth. So many of my friends in this si
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Wario64 given DCMA takedown for posting public link to PSN release page(bsky.app)
2 points by indrora 4mo ago|0 comments
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by indrora 4mo ago
Diogenes would disagree. But I also think Diogenes would look at this whole situation and start flinging his own shit at people only to say "What, I'm participating in the same way you are" when called on it.
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by indrora 4mo ago
The author isn't talking about you. The author is talking about the people who will inevitably email with explanations about how she's doing something wrong or things are not as bad as they seem or any number of other options. I h
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by indrora 4mo ago
This is one reason why I see companies like Gowin winning the game in the long run.
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AltTab is introducing a Pro version and staying open source(github.com)
32 points by indrora 4mo ago|18 comments
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by indrora 4mo ago
Kinda-Sorta. If you read Proudfoot's docs [ https://www.mralligator.com/rcx/ ] you'll find that what Lego did was half VM half native half "well, it depends". There's a BIOS/stdlib, which
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Riot Games celebrates bricking cheat devices(twitter.com)
20 points by indrora 4mo ago|9 comments
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by indrora 5mo ago
FYI you should read Zed's FAQ on data retention. It's very "Trust Me Bro". My workplace has already banned Zed after legal review purely on the lack of any controls over the collaboration feature that gets turned on the
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by indrora 5mo ago
To be honest, I didn't see the follow up. It just incensed me enough that they would do that to begin with. Right up there with Zed being pretty open that they siphon your code through their API surface and have a "Just Trust Us B
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VS Code inserting 'Co-Authored-by Copilot' into commits regardless of usage(github.com)
1513 points by indrora 5mo ago|850 comments

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