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So there's no new capacity that went online for the new build-outs? None of that could've been used for residential capacity?

I always put asdf@asdf.com and it lets me download it

If they could find the power for the data centers, why can’t we find it for EVs?

How long ago was that? Things have changed in the economy recently

No exactly! You’re describing a microkernel and a bunch of userspace servers. Look into Fuschia, Mach, or Android’s Binder if you’re interested it this

Do you need a notebook to remember who you are? The point is to update the model weights so it learns.

Yeah, let's just boil the frog here. Makes sense.

You mean like today?

And the blockchain.

You could say the same to tech workers after AI.

This is why I love hacker news. I learn so much from these moments.

100%. It reminds me of how a ton of FreeBSD devs moved to Mac during the Darwin days. Then they were abandoned by Apple once they stopped contributing to upstream.

Okay.

Looks like the person who replied to you also only comments on Iranian posts as well. The irony.

The carousel overflows on mobile, extending past the screen

Wonder if that’s what it is, with a few changes to make it postgres wire compatible

Unfortunately, I’ve found it’s really good at Wayland and OpenGL. It even knows how to use Clutter and Meta frameworks from the Gnome Mutter stack. Makes me wonder why I learned this all in the first place.

That sounds like an AI written response. I’ve seen your last two posts follow the same pattern. Consider stopping your astroturf campaign.

This is off topic, and to be frank, rude.

Even worse. The same code but deployed as a ZIP file….

As tragic as this is, IMO, this should not be the justification for mandatory age verification.

We need to figure out why young people resort to these extremes and fix that.

Modern Gnome on Fedora feels like MacOS in a good way. Consistent design

Yeah, I know go has had issues because they subvert libc themselves in similar fashion. I wonder how this will turn out.

That adds your custom keys to the fastboot bootloader, not the boot ROM. This means you'd still have to chain your boot through fastboot.

You couldn't boot straight from boot ROM -> UEFI for instance.

Neat! It makes sense how more kernel/userspace abstractions would add more latency.

> If you are doing music on your Linux PC, I would like to know your best ping from some MIDI instrument to the headphones.

I am not, unfortunately. I've always wanted to get into digital music production, but sadly DAWs have always been elusive to me.

And then what? Am I supposed to be excited about this future?

Unless it becomes a law, and the hardware makers adapt.

What was unique about it? (genuinely curious, I'm coming from the Linux side of the pond)

That sounds really fun!

Great idea, this reminds me of a Makefile! However, I do dread the cmake version of this that will nevertheless emerge in the next 10 years.