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6d ago
Updated mine now. The release notes[0]. 0. https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/src/branch/forgejo/rele...
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7d ago
These aren't surveillance cameras, but social cameras. They'll present them like that. Not my idea, but from [0]. 0. https://www.novelupdates.com/series/accel-world/
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7d ago
I have ZDR enabled globally on openrouter, and was able to use the model. It likely depends on how you access it. With AI and "Free usage allowance", the price tends to be your soul.
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7d ago
FlashFloppy is indeed excellent (same author as GreaseWeazle). While archived, his version could be different than the archived ones. Or could contain modifications done by him. Or could be the only surviving pristine copy never written to
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7d ago
3.5" Floppies are either DD or HD. (there's more but let's keep it simple and practical) A DD drive reads and writes DD floppies better than an HD one, but does not read/write HD floppies at all. There's a hole in t
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7d ago
GreaseWeazle[0] is where it's at now. KryoFlux was all we had before, but GW has overtaken it, and is open source proper. 0. https://github.com/keirf/greaseweazle
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8d ago
Sadly trained on human-generated code, which suffers from the same tendency to complicate. KISS is actually, quite unfortunately, seldom applied.
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8d ago
sharp, appreciate the pushback.
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9d ago
Throwing away old software is not a requirement, as demonstrated very successfully by Genode and its SculptOS.
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9d ago
If we had: - A standard driver API with some traction. - Drivers running in userspace. It would not be the problem it is.
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9d ago
Only good until the device starts using a neighbor's LG TV as access point, without telling you, for the sole purpose of upgrading itself and sending this "telemetry".
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10d ago
You're welcome. It's all in the NDKs, which I didn't have at the time, either. I only got my hands on the AHRM once I started university, and that was after 2000. Having very belated fun with Amiga development today. It'
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13d ago
From the article: move.l #$dff000,a0 ;Base for hardware registers lea save(pc),a1 ;Get the system move.w #$4000,intena(A0) ;from the AMIGA Crude, although perfectly fine in practice. The system-friendly way is to call the function e
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14d ago
I remember reading something like that when Oculus Rift was acquired by Meta.
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14d ago
TL;DR: Remember to paraphrase Anthropic models through non-Anthropic models.
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14d ago
Mandatory Musashi[0] reference. 0. https://github.com/kstenerud/Musashi
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14d ago
>over an Ethernet patch cable Was I alone in expecting it to be used in an unconventional way? Like, MAC level with not a trace of TCP/IP, or not even Ethernet but, say, uart over the wire. In any event, I'd suggest rsync, webf
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15d ago
Why do the synthesis in the cloud, and not locally?
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16d ago
It does seem fun indeed. I am curious what's involved.
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17d ago
Read that sentence carefully. They're counting cat-caused as anthropogenic i.e. part of anthropos-caused aka human-caused. And "single largest group" could be 1% if there are a lot of groups and each happens to be smaller tha
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17d ago
Lovely murder machines.
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17d ago
Can you elaborate? How do you think it is being misrepresented?
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17d ago
It's simple: They're coping and seething[0] due to Omarchy recently getting all that money. "It should have been me!"[1]. 0. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8MZBUoQt68 1. https://www.youtube.
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19d ago
I swear they do FTL.
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20d ago
And not just the same level of silicon process, as with a reference point, it is possible to further extrapolate using knowledge of differences between process nodes. Knowing it is TSMC N6 unlocks at least this much.
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21d ago
>It's TSMC N6. What does that information benefit you? We can compare performance with other TSMC N6 designs. Even more so if we also know the area and power. >not going to outperform anything from the past decade's worth of
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21d ago
>Debian took a stand with RVA23 support Debian? Sure you don't mind Ubuntu?
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22d ago
Don't just throw some competitor URLs and tell us to "leave." What's wrong with X? How are these options better?
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23d ago
>The worst 10% In reality, about 2% or even less. We could live in paradise if we just removed them from society. Put them in a box.
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SeL4 security proofs now complete on AArch64
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