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fonix232

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  • tech never works for long

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  • It's a do it once thing, though... ESPHome essentially keeps everything updated and secure.

  • tech never works for long

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  • "no smart home crap" except smart home "crap" can be quite secure today... but please go on.

    (80% of my smart home "crap" runs firmware I compiled, communicates only with a local server and have no internet access)

  • Drugmakers raised prices on hundreds of meds despite Trump deals, Senate Democrats' report finds

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  • "You know what else than the DOW is over 50000? my fucking monthly medication bills"

  • Anyone's using Intel Arc B70 Pro?

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  • In my experience Vulkan actually drops performance ever so slightly, but it also improves compatibility (especially on the chips AMD advertises as "AI" then promptly forgets to support via ROCm, like the gfx1101/02/03 family, gfx1150, etc.), which is why I recommend it - as you said, and I've just noted, AMD is famous about doing as little in their AI toolkit for the average user as possible, leading to very limited support on consumer hardware.

  • Anyone's using Intel Arc B70 Pro?

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  • Wouldn't using the Vulkan backend instead of ROCm help a ton with concurrency and diffusion, at a marginal (1-2%) performance loss?

  • Judge limits White House to ‘below-ground construction’ of ballroom

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  • I've said it multiple times, Hitler's last painting, his piéce de résistance, elevates him to the point of being one of the most impactful artists of the 20th century. Inspirational choice of materials (grey matter for paint, Walther PPK for brush, concrete for canvas), and that swift stroke of the brush changed - and potentially saved - so many lives...

  • Qwen3.6-35B-A3B released

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  • Wonder what the wombo-combo of Ryzen AI APU can do with this.

    Time to fire up the trusty 370.

  • If you could magically form new nations, which would you break away or unify? (non-serious)

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  • Any country larger than ~100k km^2 - simply because even at that side there are vast cultural and economic differences that require different governing styles, and have different attitudes to certain topics.

    With smaller countries come smaller, more localised decision making that benefits the most people of the region, and thanks to being small, it puts emphasis on these smaller states working together instead of being antagonists of their neighbours.

    Oh and it also solves the issue of a small percentage of the population electing a complete buffoon with unfettered access to nuclear launch codes.

    Hell, bring that 100k down to 20k and it's still a manageable system that better represents 80+% of the population than a large government of a large country.

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  • Because sea-ing is believing, and they know that we should only WANT to believe, but not actually believe.

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  • Probably something along the lines of how the reptilians live in underwatwr cities thus landing in the ocean makes it easier for them to swap out astronauts.

  • Judge limits White House to ‘below-ground construction’ of ballroom

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  • So he's getting his Führerbunker after all?

  • Fetterman is only Democrat to join Senate Republicans to again reject effort to halt Iran war

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  • And if you want to stay under the radar, you can just type Looweegee

  • Olivia Troye, former Pence adviser turned Trump critic, launches Democratic bid for US House from Virginia

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  • Why is even the DNC allowing them to be in the party? Party membership isn't as simple as claiming "heh I'm party X now" and donezo...

  • Trump, 79, Posts Himself as Christ After Bonkers Pope Attack

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  • Is he healing Jeffrey Epstein here?

  • Amazon: Older Kindles can no longer download e-books

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  • by concurrency I meant multiple devices of the same user, not multiple users. I don't know why you'd even consider that I think other users' progress should be exposed on a single call?

    and yet again, that progress doesn't mean anything when you base it on a number. locator patterns that find the SECTION you're in based on first-last word (or rather, sentence, for actual precision) are the way to go. you can try hacking this simplified protocol as much as you want, it will never work as well as a dedicated one.

  • Looking for insight from the crafty types: how would you go about making a rolling (semi-mobile) dual computer monitor stand?

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  • Resolution is a pretty standard 1080p@90Hz for most devices. For your purpose I guess a single fixed monitor setup would be ideal, as multimonitor setups mean you can't get both screens in your view, and it increases latency too.

    general latency in single monitor mode is pretty okay though, around 12-16ms on most models I tried. Not as good as a dedicated monitor, but it's a solution. A lot of people use these glasses with slabtops (generally macbooks with the display torn off), handhelds (Switch, Steam Deck, etc.), and other on the go devices.

  • Looking for insight from the crafty types: how would you go about making a rolling (semi-mobile) dual computer monitor stand?

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  • It doesn't necessarily have to topple. I have my ~10kg TV on a similar stand and even though the main vertical element is off center, it's super stable.

    My main concern is that OP's approach is with two - potentially different size/weight) monitors, with movable arms, which does mean the center of weight moves around a lot with every change.

  • Looking for insight from the crafty types: how would you go about making a rolling (semi-mobile) dual computer monitor stand?

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  • Most of Xreal's models don't have cameras. And you're not forced to use their software, by default 99% of these devices works as a simple DisplayPort device + USB hub for the attached accessories (microphone, speaker, camera).

  • DNC Half-Measures Condemning Dark Money Won’t Cut It, Says Sanders as He Demands Total Ban

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  • The difference is, individuals can have vastly different opinions on a topic than a grouping they're in (even if that grouping happens to be a company).

    Companies are essentially that, a formal representation of the interests of a specific group. That does not make their opinion any more important than a singular person's, but the opinion itself should be recognised. Nothing beyond that, just recognised, it doesn't even have to be considered.

    And this is literally what I'm saying, let the shareholders loudmouth all they want, limit their ability to influence others to this only - speech. Not money, not favours, not tit for tat, not kickbacks, not bribes, speech. Let them huff hot air all they want, let them exhaust themselves, and see the world go on without giving a fuck about it. Kinda like street preachers. They're annoying but essentially harmless. Limit companies to this level instead of allowing them to ruin our planet.

    And as to why let them keep this one thing: it's not because I want to hear their crap. Or that I want to give them human rights. Far from it. I just want to enjoy seeing said shareholders exhaust themselves with the sole method they have to "influence" things. I want to see them spend countless hours, countless cups of coffee, countless tears and sweat drops, on achieving nothing. Like those prank videos where they put shampoo onto people's head as they shower, an endless frustration of trying to rinse it out and it still being fucking foamy. I want to see that but on a corporate level. Because as long as they're busy trying to get more weight behind their voices, they can't go on and scheme against the world that much.