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Comment · 2 days ago
my rpi5 + wireguard + pi.dev is my 'duet'
Comment · 6 days ago
yep, sw had their own visualization, those platforms were the chewed out version. now with llm, the entry bar is lower; the dinosaur managers at enterprise will have to adapt tho
Comment · 16 days ago
if I have a Sass platform where the user pays per seat $8 and assess to the llm is a listed feature, the clause do apply.
Comment · 16 days ago
the comparison does not make sense, steam is doing much more than launching games, including handling a whole windows compatibility layer through proton/wine.
Comment · 16 days ago
I'm pretty sure it was already available, but now they are expanding the god forsaken things it does?
Comment · 16 days ago
the era of dual booting linux signed and linux unsigned has started...
Comment · 16 days ago
having a daemon PID helps for web gui, but may bite in unexpected ways under extensive parallization.
Comment · 27 days ago
Just ... use systemd nspwan ... stop reinventing the wheel ...

it has all the options you would ever want, and is actually deeply aware of the kernel capabilities.

every day someone comes with a new sandbox solution because they are too lazy to read one page documentation.

Comment · 27 days ago
for my agents without rw/bash, I gave a memory mcp that is just json entries with some expire dates and priority. works fine and the llm itself defines the meaningful structure. using it to monitor market prices and ci/cd failures.
Comment · 29 days ago
getting those fixes is simply bumping the kernel build to the latest patch level, the distros must do it in a timely manner. also, roughly only 10% of the affected files are compiled into a kernel image; from this number i would say only 4 needs attention per week. But again, the reasonable approach is simply building the latest patch version
Comment · 29 days ago
? are you seriously preferring a vibe coded project over the war tested sqlite?
Comment · 1 month ago
this whole thing is a misunderstanding from legacy docker semantics. you can easily use namespaces in systemd as user in lighter ways, for example, keeping the rootfs but protecting home and binding a private tmpfs, or to bind a completely different rootfs, providing a vm-like experience. Please read the documentation before vibe coding; the name wsl for Linux just shows how lost you are.
Comment · 1 month ago
Comment · 1 month ago
> I see you are using Cadence IP in your project, unfortunately this is not allowed per the terms and conditions and you will be reported to the authorities

Also : create proprietary locked down eda->no data to train models->models suck at it->reach out to ai lab to rl on it -> expect users to pay for eda and the model.

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