Reminds me of the Rock Pi S
I joined Lemmy back in 2020 and have been using it as [email protected] until somewhere in 2023 when I switched to lemmy.world. I’m interested in Linux, FOSS, technology, and several other subjects.
Reminds me of the Rock Pi S
I keep hearing about people being aware of it’s existence, but I have yet to see a single person say they use it.
Saying anything else would be lying
Mine was about €800, it has a pretty fast CPU, enough RAM, and fast integrated graphics. The only downside is that it’s completely unrepairable.
Considering it was only a 60% woman / 40% male distribution, this title is indeed a bit exaggerated.
Even beeping and blurring is punished by the algorithm. A YouTuber called RTGame decided to start censoring swearwords and content by using the word YouTube and their logo. Either YouTube has to start flagging their own name or it won’t detect it. Nothing has been flagged so far.
We did this a while ago in the Netherlands and so far the research results on the effects look promising.
I ended up going with a Lenovo laptop due to the cost. My next laptop is probably going to be a Framework.
I highly doubt this was done by Google
I don’t think I particularly agree with this take, but it’s an interesting perspective.
I suggest slowly switching to cross platform apps so you don’t find out an app you’re using daily won’t work after moving to Linux.
I have a set of those from Jabra
It’s not that hard, just create an account and order a web hosting plan. You can edit the files using FTP. It’s just web hosting though, you’re probably better off with a VPS if you want to run your own software.
I’m a student and I don’t work that much so I try to keep the costs down. I considered selfhosting Nextcloud but it doesn’t seem worth it for now.
Last but not least, the question arises whether this is a useful benchmark for LLMs, or just an interesting distraction. More complex games could provide more rewarding insights, but results would probably be more difficult to interpret.
I’d love to see LLM’s rated by the time it takes them to beat the ender dragon
It’s a communication platform. People are forced to use the same host if they want to communicate on a non-federated platform.
It means users aren’t dependant on a centralized service provided by the developers themselves.
Yeah, functionally it’s much more similar to Discord. It’s a shame it isn’t federated.
So nothing changes then?
ARM = Advanced RISC Machine
However, RISC-V is specific type of RISC and ARM is not a derivative of RISC-V but of RISC.