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I certainly wouldn't attempt
1: https://www.lbec-law.com/blog/2025/04/the-majority-of-driver...
They mentioned they delivered a software decoder on android first, then they also targeted web browsers (presumably through wasm). So out of these 30%, a good chunk of it is software not hardware.
That being said, it's a pretty compelling argument for phone and tv manufacturers to get their act together, as Apple has already done.
I think the new feature goes on to limit which token can be output, which brings a guarantee, where the tools are a suggestion.
Which meant scrubbing it (there's no reason I'll let whoever receives it to scrub it for me)
Which was an absolute pain.
I don't put stickers on my laptops anymore.
I've heard he was working on an extremely low latency gaming system: Kyber
Anyone has any recent news on that subject?
I've been part of the crowd that said loud and proud that "no, video games aren't making you more violent, and aren't destroying your soul". But here we are with a whole list of people who report that it has had a negative influence on their driving etc.
Otherwise I love the fact that's simple. Simplicity scales. It's also salt water, so assuming they're not putting anything else than NaCl, it can break and it's no big deal
On each of these kWh you'll have (hopefully) multiple orders of magnitude of charge cycles
Python aims to be simple, not particularly fast (though it is getting faster)
I don't see a problem with that. Pick the language adapted to your problem. Python isn't aiming at solving every problem and that's okay.
I actually find the semantic search of immich slightly better.
There's a lot to fix in France, and a lot of things going well.
There's been bags of cash that transited by private airplanes, terrorist acts in reprisal, and ultimately a probable demise of Gaddafi's regime in response.
Some real dirty actions with lots of lives lost.
If someone wants to put marketing veneer on top of a new project that uses servo, great! But servo is servo: a rendering engine
It depends on how complex the models are, because now you need to parse your model before inserting them. Which means you need tables to be in the right format. And then you need your loops, for each file you might have to insert anywhere between 5 to nested 20 entities. And then you either have to use an ORM or write each SQL queries.
All of which I could do obviously, and isn't rocket science, just time consuming.
So thank you so much, I now have another project to host on my home server, and a meaningful one.
>(PS. I'm open to changing the name. Never really liked this one...)
Timelinize is great, it explains what the product does
There are plenty of non critical aspects that can be drastically accelerated, but also plenty of places where I know I don't want to use today's models to do the work.