Genuinely find XFCE the only pragmatic option when it comes to "no-fiddling-just-working-and-lightweight" WMs in Linux/BSD land - it's basically like a better Windows 2000 UI with sane defaults throughout. Thanks so much to the devs involved in keeping XFCE up to date. This is major good news.
Good catch, I think there are many applications that would enjoy a "error-correction-enabled" flag. It would never be the default due to the slowdown likely incurred but depending on the criticality of the data (vs speed consideration) it may well be massive win in a number of scenarios.
Absolutely. Thanks for the highlighting! Edit: It's a two-in-one good news afaiac: China withdrawing funding(/influence) and some sort of accountability applied to mega projects rather than just throwing (and eventually devaluing) more and more money at things.
Very good to hear about upskilling taking place but also immensely sobering numbers (i.e. 1300 apprentices is seen a big uplift) for a country the size of the UK.
I tend to agree here, judiciously used json (these days often running under zstd compression) is seldomly the bottleneck on anything and allows immediate human debugging if need be.
Thanks for the clarification. Still a rather horrifying effect for me given that I was trying to take in the content of the article and not the latency-ridden odd movements of other people's cursors, am I missing something (more!) here in terms of the why?
Can someone help elucidate why "It's a non-goal for Neco to provide a scalable multithreaded runtime, where the coroutine scheduler is shared among multiple cpu cores [...]" this library even makes sense then? When I use coroutines in Go it is invariably in order to make use of more CPU cores when extra performance needs to be extracted.
Very impressive indeed, perhaps the authors should contact Andreas Kling (of SerenityOS/Ladybird fame) for hints on how to help community grow stronger.. (if that is wanted!)
Come on, no one is running all their private data through the website. But I do agree that the web should not be browsed without ublock as is at the moment - there's something fundamentally wrong with the current approach
That summarises nicely how I feel about it as well, I've got nothing against shooting games but I would love to see the tech used for building and exploration games or simulators.. why not a proper "real" minecraft clone based off some of the modern FPS engines for example: build bridges where reasonable physics applies..etc!
I thought this was going to be commentary on how a disproportionate amount of AAA games are focused on killing and shooting; thus (figuratively) murdering the potential that games have for conveying all sorts of human experiences. It was a bit more literal.
Dear lord.. despite browsing and using github on a daily basis I still miss releases section sometimes! Before I saw your reply I checked the Scoop repos and sure enough, on Windows this will get you latest cjpegli version installed and added to path in one go:
scoop install main/libjxl
Note.. now that I tried it: that is really next level for an old format..!
I echo your sentiment about bittorrent and p2p swarm protocols. Seeing the current fediverse emerge has felt almost anachronistic to me - the tech put to use is, at baseline, older and less resilient than the p2p protocols from the late 1990s and early 2000s. There may or may not be milage in the Matrix protocol...
Tuned I am, happy to hear this is getting attention. Improvements in this domain would also enable Deno to be a more serious contender in the App space opened up via https://github.com/webui-dev/deno-webui and others.
Would love to see the compile situation fixed - the generated executables are
~90MB+ at this stage and do now allow compression without erroring out. Deploying ala Golang is not feasible at that level but could well be down the line if this dev branch is picked up again!
This needs upvoting, could well be that this is a life saver for your typical WP install based on 3 competing CSS frameworks and about half a meg of bunged together styles that was once generated by some forgotten Node.js script that has now vacated the premises. Bookmarked.
Thanks a lot for that write-up. Sent a very heartfelt prayer for your son. Life is hard beyond measure sometimes. Will give my daughter an extra hug when she is done with kindergarten later today; that much is for sure.
Using Mistral ft optimized 1218 7b q5km - very useful for basic queries/creative input. Often just as useful as ChatGPT and feels far more "real" to have it fully local, don't want to depend fully on one proprietary service for something as fundamentally useful as this!
Same, ran very (technically speaking) clean MiAB setup for local business and after 2 years we had to drop it due to delivery issues with MS business accounts. Invoices missed, etc. - a royal pain in the arse. Only a full migration to gmail biz domain fixed things fully. Email. Yikes.
What could be a exercise in improving and vetting an international brand of "healthy" Scottish farmed salmon instead becomes a class in "how to make people stop eating farmed salmon at all". Pathetic levels of short sightedness.