delijati

Short answer no. Long answer "in theory" yes. I tried this [1] but gave up as building rocm + deps takes up to 6h :/ Official statement [2]

[1] https://github.com/xuhuisheng/rocm-build [2] https://github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ROCm/issues/1587

PCI-Express 16x 4.0 has 31,5 GByte/s. The fastest fiber ETH has 50 GB/s. So it "could" be useful if you have datacenter grade equipment ;)

Do i get this right, using SvelteKit SSR frontend node server and it communicates with backend FastAPI server via json. This is nowadays called a normal stack oO. (by the way i like Svelte but SvelteKit makes only sense if you stay in JS land, and i'm not willing to jump ship from python to js/ts ;))

I tried htmx and so far i really like it and the + is i just have "one" backend.

i would no recommend them. They are ok but battery is empty pretty fast and the software is pure ... (why does it need GPS and Bluetooth on?).

The nice thing is that you can run them from desktop with tool https://source.dpin.de/nica/flir-gtk

Yay finally the "Made for (by) Humans" in a project makes sense ;)

Two to X programes (any language that has redis client) can access the same memory via redis protocol. Without a running redis server. Or i missed something !?

+1 ;)

Yeah i run into the same issue, but the worst part of it, it wasn't my code i added a library and the compiler complaint unreachable code there oO

I can't get copy and past working without hanging/ crashing on manjaro ... tried all hints i could find (x11, wayland, about:config flags, ...) only thing that makes it kind or work is `WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 MOZ_LOG="WidgetClipboard:5, Widget:5" firefox > /dev/null 2>&1` is it just me ... is it just me ?

i would even recommend https://deformdemo.pylonsproject.org/ ;) i used it for internal tools all the time

i this you linked to the wrong unity8 ... unityx seams to be something different ... https://lomiri.com/ is the renamed unity8 that is used in the ubuntu touch phones now ubports phones

You always need some boilerplate to get structlog working. I always use this (author) to have the needed defaults https://github.com/peakiq/logma.

You always need some boilerplate to get structlog working. I always use this (author) to have the needed defaults https://github.com/peakiq/logma.

.oO(Could be a whole OS written in Cosmopolitan?)

Exactly, that is why i feel the need to change to something more esoteric after 17 year of Python. Maybe nim? Any suggestions are welcome ;)

All of the new shiny tools are incapable of working with mutlirepos ... yes i know i can do [1]. But true editing on multi repos at the same time i can only do with zc.buildout [2] Still not perfect but it does the job.

[1]

  $ cat req.txt
  requests
  git+ssh://git@gitlab.com/foo/bar/amber.git@0.4.0
  git+ssh://git@gitlab.com/foo/bar/rebam.git@0.4.0

[2]

  $ cat buildout.cfg
  [buildout]
  extends = versions.cfg
  extensions = mr.developer
  auto-checkout = \*
  develop = .
  show-picked-versions = true
  update-versions-file = versions.cfg
  sources-dir = git-sources

  parts = py

  eggs = 
      amber
      rebam
      hammer

  [sources]
  amber = git git@gitlab.com/foo/bar/amber.git@0.4.0
  rebma = git git@gitlab.com/foo/bar/rebma.git@0.4.0

  [py]
  recipe = zc.recipe.egg
  eggs =
      ${buildout:eggs}
  interpreter = py-backend
  dependent-scripts = true

A good and pretty entertaining book [1] / video [2] is made by Giulia Enders. I did just watched, read the German version.

[1] https://www.darm-mit-charme.de/buch.html [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODJwP8C48cE

I started in in `safe-mode` and assumed it was a addon that did block all traffic. Anyway Thanks