AppImages are great! It reminds me a lot of how software is packaged on MacOS and I think it hits that perfect trifecta of powerful, simple, and easy to use
Sorry I can’t read your README.md since its lacking any emojis. I’m sure its a nice project but I can’t tell if its blazing fast or not
“Look how hot my Mom was guys, don’t you think she was so sexy?” - average oldschoolcool poster
They uploaded the Bash 3.3 reference manual and even that had some redactions so your theory is almost definitely correct
Somewhat, yeah. A lot of hacking is like that along with social engineering
With Lemmy/Piefed being much smaller, I comment a lot more than I would on reddit since I know my voice will likely be heard. Outside of niche subreddits, posting a comment was like yelling into the void. It sort of all came down to how early you made it into a thread on whether anyone would actually see what you said
I think thread/forum-like platforms do a lot better at a small to medium sized community size
I hate that AI has made it harder to enjoy code reviews. I know it’s always been a common thing to have ripped code in a PR but at least it took a tiny bit of skill to adapt it properly to the codebase.
If I see a clever (and maintainable ofc) solution in a PR now I usually just assume it was AI that wrote it. This goes the other way too, if I write some code I’m proud of, I assume my reviewers will just assume it was generated :(
I’m dumb, yeah its just a regular “a” and I have no idea why I thought it was backwards lol
What’s with the [bw]ad label on the one guy
Edit: also wait is he Batman?
This is like the GPT4.1-mini model I fintuned with all the data in my friends’ group chat. It’s an incoherant mess and i love it
He’s the streamer that went on a rant acknowledging that Palestine is facing a genocide but how Palestinians are all terrorists so it’s actually a good thing?
I’ve spent so much time trying to get act working well enough that it’s easier to use than pushing to remote but it gets really difficult when you involve things like AWS services (especially when the tokens to push to ECR aren’t available to me as a lowly dev). Localstack can help but the container registry functionality is locked behind the paid version
I’ve been using Plasma 6 for a while now on Wayland and it’s been just about perfect. Really appreciate the KDE team!
# Optional but […]
edit to explain my very vague comment: ChatGPT loves to offer code with some lines commented as “Optional [… explanation]”. You can easily tell AI code when the monologuing comments are left in
Ah true, that is pretty bad then
For Spotify it sort of makes sense though, right? It buffers a few songs ahead of time so using any free RAM seems valid
What are you running that needs more than 32Gb? I’m only just barely being bottlenecked by my 24Gb when running games at 4k
Immich’s use of AI is arguably one of the most suitable cases for the technology and it runs entirely on your own device. I get the hate for AI but this ain’t it
Why though
Regarding Jellyfin, if the PC you got has an Intel CPU then using Intel QuickSync would actually easily outperform the NVIDIA card for transcoding.
Up until very recently I was using a cheap i3 to power my Jellyfin instance that often has 5+ streams going at a time. (The only reason I upgraded was that I had a friend getting rid of an i7 from the same gen lol)