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sdht0
2mo ago
> And the LLMs never try to <> Not yet. I expect once the initial exploration and development is over, all those sharp minds will turn to monetization and everything else that follow.
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1y ago
Just found out about https://github.com/DialmasterOrg/Youtarr today.
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sdht0
1y ago
Yup, see https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/41340
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I rewrote my Rust keyboard firmware in Zig: consistency, mastery, and fun (2021)
(kevinlynagh.com)
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I feel open source has turned into two worlds
(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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1y ago
> people need to learn they shouldn't trust apps made by these giant adzillas. I do wish life were that simple. Users (including myself) get value out of natively installed apps. Until that changes, this suggestion is impractical.
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Between the Booms: AI in Winter
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The Complicated World of Strings in Rust
(em-baggie.github.io)
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1y ago
and it doesn't have to be just one copy.
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1y ago
I've since enabled https://github.com/mendhak/gpslogger/ and sync the output files to my home server using syncthing. Also checkout Dawarich: https://dawarich.app/docs/tutorials/impo
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2y ago
https://demo.kuzudb.com is our general WASM explorer with some synthetic data you can try. Also note that Kuzu is open source. You can try running the explorer locally using Docker: https://github.com/kuzudb/
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2y ago
This is a handy reference to have! Is there a way I can download this as a CSV file?
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Show HN: In-Browser Graph RAG with Kuzu-WASM and WebLLM
(blog.kuzudb.com)
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2y ago
Another way of looking at it is that Mullvad has gives their users the ability to do that, as compared to so many other "top" VPNs.
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Treefmt 2.0
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Puppet fork OpenVox makes first release
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2y ago
Moreover, Firefox makes it super easy to screenshot individual elements on a webpage, such as photos, by automatically determining the screenshot boundaries, which means I don't have to manually drag the screenshot area.
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Linux Foundation Announces the Launch of Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers
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The Year in Physics
(quantamagazine.org)
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sdht0
2y ago
Quite a nice summary: It's frustrating instead of abusive, and we hate being frustrated but we've suffered too much abuse.
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2y ago
Thanks! Another important bit: > sealing changes the lifetime of a mapping, i.e. the sealed mapping won’t be unmapped till the process terminates or the exec system call is invoked. Applications can apply sealing to any virtual memory re
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Coreboot 24.05 Released with 25 More Platforms – Including the Framework 13 AMD
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2y ago
> We invented the concept of right and wrong, for a reason. Or true and false, same thing. Ah morally that's correct. But in general, such thinking is giving up too much. Capital T Truth exists irrespective of humans, no? For inst
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2y ago
> our brains are inherently limited, hence cannot be trusted. Yeah I agree with this in general. When it comes to logic though, it is hard to see how for instance the law of the excluded middle could be wrong. But then that may be just
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2y ago
We may not be able to probe the system directly, but we can take guesses at some of its properties using a powerful tool: logic. For instance, if it is true that something cannot come out of nothing (ex nihilo nihil fit), and its clearly tr
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2y ago
Thank you sticking to it for so long! It was a refreshing perspective on natural theology. And I will have to think about "can there be a reason for base_ruleset" quite some more. Wishing you all the best as well :)
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2y ago
> base_ruleset is not true in and of itself in the way 2+2=4 is. Also, my claim is these are exactly the same. 2+2=4 is only true because of the axioms of number theory. Maybe geometry is more illustrative where different axioms give ris
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> rather than attempting a full defence of God=existence in a combox. Your argument depends a lot on this claim, but it's fine. > "God wills it" is one such reason: in fact, it's the only reason we have had so far
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2y ago
Hi thanks, I'll need a couple of more days to get back on this.
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2y ago
This is a good comment as it explains much more about your perspective than before. --- Alright. We've to first get into the meaning of the word existence. From my perspective: There is a property of reality called existence. And clear
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