robotnikman

I always felt those Off-Stamps were at least a bit better than other disposables since the battery portion was at least reusable.

Me and my coworkers have been using Microslop a lot lately. Usually when Teams is having some kind of annoying issue.

I've never heard of that app before, I'll take a look at it.

So basically eat a high protein diet and do some weight lifting, that doesn't sound too. Thanks for the insight.

Intermittent fasting, lifting, calorie counting. The problem is that I am only able to stick to those maybe for a few weeks at a time before I get off track and end up back where I started. Except with weightlifting, I was able to stick with that for a few years, but unfortunately you can't outlift a bad diet. My relationship with food has never been a healthy one, and it's been that way ever since I wad a kid.

I've been thinking of trying GLP-1's since I have not been able to put off the extra weight I've gained since covid. I'm in my 30's now and I feel like around this age I am starting to feel the effects of this extra weight on my body.

What is HN's experience with using GLP-1 inhibitors, for those who have used them? I've heard of side effects like bone density loss, but I've heard those side effects are caused by taking too large of a dose.

Huh, I never knew this, they even have a website

https://filmmakermode.com/

Good to know there seems to be an effort to keep some consistency.

>I run local LLMs infrequently, and every single prompt makes my beefy PC sounds like a jet engine taking off. It's a great reminder to not become codependent.

I would try setting the GPU to run at a lower power level. I set my GPU power level to 80% and it becomes much quieter, and only runs maybe 5% slower at most.

Also I 100% agree with the rest of your comment. We can only power the current growth we are seeing for so long.

7 was pretty good. But I may be looking through the glasses of nostalgia and my love for the frutiger aero style

Valve certainly seems to be making progress on it with Proton.

>Cool. Having major distributions default to using binfmt_misc to register Wine for PE executables (EXE files) would be nice though

This is something that is very much needed to make Linux much more user friendly for new users.

I remember seeing a thread about that bug here on HN a while ago, that was a fun read.

We are certainly seeing citizens wake up to it. There was a proposal for a new datacenter to be built near where I live which was to be voted on, and a large majority of the people voted against it. No one wants higher power and water bills.

And thanks to him I was able to play and finish Nier Automata on the Steam Deck!

I've always though the current AI technology we have would be perfect for generating new planets or fauna in a game like No Mans Sky. I feel most players wouldn't have a problem with it being used that way.

Maybe whatever is found in a basic calculator?

I don't have a full sized truck, but I do have a Tacoma (similar to the Hilux iirc for Europeans). The main reason I got it was because Toyota is well known for cars that last forever, but also to tow a camper and to do some offroad exploring and camping. It has also come in handy for helping move stuff for friends, I recently used it to carry a bunch of bags of sand and dirt for a friend. The utility it offers has come in handy compared to my old Ford Escape.

I usually just put them in the passenger or back row seats.

This really is a major issue imho. Many of the people here and those who are more tech savvy would be willing to pay for such a thing, but we are a very small minority. 90% of people don't care, or are unable or unwilling to understand the consequences of having all their data vacuumed up by corporations like Google and Facebook. Its a Tyranny of the majority type of situation. I'm not sure what the solution to this would be other than maybe better educating the populace.

last I checked you can find these cards with more VRAM on aliexpress and ebay.

Don't forget copilot in notepad.exe

I sure hope it takes a bit longer than that. It would not be fun having only Qualcomm chips to choose from as a CPU. Either that or Intel/AMD start making their own ARM chips

Oh man that gave me a good laugh!

At one point it basically just keeps responding with

>This requires a comprehensive rewrite

There have already been heists of trucks carrying GPU's, I could see something like this happening.

Thankfully you can upgrade it with more memory after buying for most laptop models. I recently needed a memory upgrade for my work laptop, and all the company had to do was order the memory module.

Usually GPU vendors (Nvidia, Intel, AMD) provide a way to download and install drivers manually (on Windows), including specific versions or older versions. Qualcomm is an outlier in this case.

I recently found a 1GB USB drive from around 2006 I used to use. I plugged in and most of the files were still readable! There were some that were corrupted and unreadable unfortunately.

Pretty sure these can't be bought by municipalities. Would make more sense to operate them though.

Glad too see that while Qualcomm tries to keep things closed shut tightly, Valve and their contractors are trying to do the opposite.

Same feeling here! I never really dug much into the low level graphics side of thing.