segbrk

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   by segbrk 29d ago

   Yes, but unless they support NVLink (they don't), it's quite slow.
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   by segbrk 2mo ago

   That’s exactly why it could continue indefinitely. A war with no goal can’t be won. Nor can it be abandoned without bruising powerful egos.
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   by segbrk 3mo ago

   This is just a satellite device for Home Assistant (self-hosted) which you can set up to do processing however you’d like. There are cloud options for each stage of the pipeline (speech to text, LLM to turn text into tool calls, text to spe
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   by segbrk 4mo ago

   Funny, my impression of KDE in the 3 and 4 eras was “Wow, this is shiny and sleek— oh, and it crashed. Nevermind.” Nowadays there is nothing I would recommend more to the average user who just wants something normal that works. It just work
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   by segbrk 4mo ago

   Since that page is a little dense, the higher-level version: PCI supports Option ROMs (OpRoms) - plug in device like a NIC or a GPU, your BIOS actually loads compiled code from it and executes it on the CPU. In many systems for example PXE
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   by segbrk 5mo ago

   Here you go: https://gitlab.redox-os.org/redox-os/kernel/-/blob/master/sr...
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   by segbrk 6mo ago

   That's a bigger can of worms than you might expect. Most consumer WiFi chips only barely support AP mode, and I'm not aware of any that can do multiple bands simultaneously. You'd probably need 4 adapters on the repeater for