

Okay, so if I come up with a random question about some framework, your brain will give me the answer?


Okay, so if I come up with a random question about some framework, your brain will give me the answer?


Why can’t they stop users from downloading Chrome by suggesting Firefox 😔
I think I have used word, like, twice in my life


I use LLMs on a daily basis. Mostly as a search engine replacement and, to a limited degree, for coding (e.g. comments, boilerplate). I am not against it coming to my browser in principle, but on the other hand, I can just visit Lumo, Duck AI or whatever else to have AI in my browser. So Mozilla basically has to find an answer to the question of why I need more AI in my browser.


The most important thing is using Rust, be it only to avoid calls for a rewrite in Rust by people like me


I mean, can’t really tell while FEX has not been extensively tested, can we?
Valve has a great track record with (their contributuons too and use of) Wine, the devs are extremely competent and have been on this for ages, and Valve had any freedom to not choose an ARM chip, as low-power AMD alternatives became viable.
Can you go lower-power with ARM? Probably, but according to Valve it comes with a 10-20% performance hit for x86 Games at the moment. That means efficency takes a hit as well, whereas I would assume for 20% you are as efficient as an x86 chip at best.
My guess is that Valve isn’t doing this to chase some efficiency, but for strategic reasons. They are growing independent from Microsoft, now they want to get independent from the oligopoly that is x86 as well. One thing we cannot forget in this discussion is that ARM is likely much cheaper to get, with much more vendors available, and custom designs being quite common.
Maybe we will see custom ARM hardware with FEX acceleration from/for Valve and suddenly the overhead is almost gone.


No matter where you stand on distros, one has to admit Sparky is just neat. Literally Gamer’s Debian


Don’t worry, it’s pretty common to confuse it with Southern Iceland


Not Gas Station Simulator?


Killing is good way to reduce your CO2 footprint
Yep, Star Wars, famous for excessive nudity.
The problem isn’t female leads, it’ trash-tier writing. Like introducing a self-conscious stormtrooper and then having him unemotionally kill his mates pretty much immediately. Or introducing a nobody and then make her the child of a somehow™️ returned supervillain. Or having your minor villain and your female lead fall in love and then having them pretty much just revert back to where they were before. Or replacing the Death Star with an intergalactic Death Shotgun. The list goes on


Wikipedia says the lethal dose is estimated to be 6.5 to 13 mg / kg of body weight. Following that, a cig couldn’t possibly kill you. Probably not even when injected into a vein


You can do USB control over browser, at least enough for Keychron to do their keyboard configuration stuff as a web app. It’s pretty cool actually, no need to install anything, even works on Linux


I wonder why so many people bundle Electron when you can make your app run in any browser. Like, you can totally write a program that just launches the browser and makes it load a site from lokal storage


Oh yes? Who says that? God I can’t take it, I swear I’m gonna cut myself… irl and in Minecraft.
Catgirls? That’s news to me


I appreciate that you have taken the time to verify and correct them. This is using AI exactly as it is meant to be used for once.
What you didn’t mention tho: Have you searched these articles for false nagatives? Because the result sounds nice, but they don’t have to be.
If ChatGPT overlooks too many errors, it might improve quality, but at the same time give you a false sense of security/correctness.
Edit: I also asked about false positives, which OP has detailed. I’m just an idiot and didn’t realize that they linked an article about their work


Even states that really want to can’t just build a nuke, and most people are short about a state to do so
Rust is an unreadable mess to you because you can’t read it. It has a steep learning curve, but the reward is one of the most reliable and efficient languages ever created.