rigonkulous

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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Narwala Gabarnmang says hi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabarnmung 44,000 years of continuous human occupation. (Except for a brief period during the 20th century ..)
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
> Is this really "good enough" for a triode? Let us not overlook that its also a lot of energy. Its not a matter of "good enough", I think in this case - more "can I?" ..
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Also, a price increase like this can be used to address over-subscription/under-utilization .. there will be a lot of dormant chaff blown off by this, or in other words the provisioning demand will also be adjusted by this aggressive p
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
No, your comment is not LLM generated. Or, at least, I hope it isn't.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
I agree with you, I also enjoy reading it, and admire the method as well as the result in this case. FUSE is immensely useful, also. Its the front-/back- door to a lot of things. There's only a few steps left to a tiny crypto-sta
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Indeed, the glibc test suite .. plus a suite of BPF scripts for instrumenting .. can provide a great deal of information about how things are running in a target OS .. if you give a process its own filesystem and then rig up a bpf console w
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Nerds were commoditized by Hollywood, who exploited the rising digital era to develop stereotypical caricatures which could be easily pigeon-holed, and thus controlled. They were compelled to do this, because nerds ate Hollywoods' lunc
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
>Stunning, and amazing to consider that these were painted by firelight/flaming torch. I could imagine the coals, not quite so much flame any more, soft and still in the windless depths, casting a warm glow for eyes to adjust in san
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
I feel the same sort of floating disconnected-ness when I am out back in the desert of Western Australia, and come across a rock shelter with paintings and obvious signs of working by human hands. Its just such a humbling thing, to look at
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
No. This is a disgusting attitude. Make peace, assholes.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
sigh .. and SGI would've been the ones to make the killer laptop which morphed into a slick metal pocket dependency for billions ...
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
So, what problems does it solve? In this case, it gives the Z80 an amazing co-processor that will push the Z80 itself, into the stratosphere of modern connectivity. The RP2350 can be used with older, 8-bit computers, to really open up the
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
One thing in BP v6's favor is the RP2350 - which can be put into operation as a "data-cap analyser for GPIO" - true - but it can also be programmed for use as a full protocol tap for embedded projects which will also integrat
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
I understand .. but its not 'mostly a product shell' and distribution framework, there are a lot of things JUCE brings to the table that might've been useful in this context, such as being able to host plugins and adjudicate
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
The only ones who can do anything about their war criminals are the citizens, themselves. This is also the reason Western war criminals are currently free to continue their heinous blood-shed. If you want to prosecute their war criminals,
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
GEM had a CP/M compatibility mode.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
GEM.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
I have multiple relatively well-established Jira projects I've been able to add agents to, and also clone/use as a template for new agent-only projects which give me another kanban to manage, pretty comfortably .. The big thing ab
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Yes, looks fun .. thanks for sharing. A lot of competition in this space though, of course ..
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Proxmox.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
One thing that is vital to managing agents this way, is the ability to easily create and use workflows, which can be easily kanban'ed. This is where I find Jira very comfortable - plus, I am already accustomed to managing Jira with bo
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
This justification for state violence is false.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Well, lets see .. the invasion and destruction of Iraq, the destruction of Libya, Afghanistan, Syria .. the violence in Somalia .. the genocide of Gaza, and now ethnic cleansing in Lebanon. You can say as many stupid things as you want, unt
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
Yes, the military is fed by the one thing all cultures have in common - their susceptibility to warrior narcissism - and indeed in the modern age any military is little more than a criminal murder-class protected by a thin line of paper. Ho
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
In the context of Julian Assanges' treatment by UK media, and his subsequent disassembly at Belmarsh, who cares what they have to say about Russia or China.
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
I have started sandboxing all AI's in their own VM, and interfacing with them primarily through Jira and Git. It really is the only thing that makes sense. Completely sandbox'ed, and treated like the junior programmer who will do
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by rigonkulous 3mo ago
JUCE runs great on Raspberry Pi.
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by rigonkulous 4mo ago
Did you give any thought to using JUCE as a general framework? This way you could add more synths very easily .. (Apologies if you already do, haven't looked for sources yet..)
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by rigonkulous 4mo ago
Very well done! I'm very inspired by the Lua scripting layer, this seems to be just a great solution.
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by rigonkulous 4mo ago
What you're looking for, is Endlesss: https://endlesss.fm/

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