it seems possible to install GfW into an existing MSYS2: https://gitforwindows.org/install-inside-msys2-proper
microsoft introduced Dev drives for this reason, they are optimized such that no file system filters are attached https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/
one might argue that one of the advantages of languages like C is that you only pay for the features you choose to use, no unnecessary overhead like initializing unused variables
and here I am still playing Civ II MGE https://github.com/FoxAhead/Civ2-UI-Additions
I use this handy bookmarklet to kill sticky headers:: https://github.com/t-mart/kill-sticky
While OpenCV was born at Intel, I don't think it's solely developed by Intel anymore, there's now a non-profit organization in charge of the project: https://opencv.org/opencv-platinum-membership/
the cache being talked about is for recently/frequently accesses things, not stuff pending write
first thing I did before reading the article, using uBO to block JS on the page
https://petapixel.com/2022/12/14/man-fakes-an-entire-month-o...
I agree, the visualization is pretty but kinda useless to explain mat-mult. It would have been more intuitive to show every element in output matrix corresponds to a dot-product of row/column vectors from input…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Layer_for_Unicode
The above manifesto makes the argument to use UTF-8 *everywhere*, even on windows where the internal representation is not native utf8. The conversion overhead is really negligible:…
Like explained in https://utf8everywhere.org/#windows , you can write simple wrapper functions `narrow`/`widen` used when you are about to call window api functions. ::SetWindowTextW(widen(someStdString).c_str());…
- TLS 1.2 https://www.emailarchitect.net/eagetmail/sdk/html/object_tls... - Root Certificates https://msfn.org/board/topic/175170-root-certificates-and-re... - XP Browsers / Mail Clients…
SD is uncensored, you can generate anything you want with no "safety" rails to stop you. Just take a loot at civitai to see the kind of finetuned models that are out there.
Nowadays even consumer-level hardware can run some decent local LLMs, completely offline. You might want to browse /r/LocalLLaMA/ if "security" is an issue for you.
both work in the same way, by setting up a proxy/local-vpn through which all traffic passes in order to filter ad hosts at the dns level.
sounds like something LLMs can help with, sift through huge amounts of documents to summarize and highlight the interesting ones
private/incognito window?
given the proliferation of electron-based desktop apps, which are known to be resource heavy, making various so libraries smaller is indeed a welcome improvement.
> What really does itch.io or Steam offer in the way of protection if a developer wants to be malicious anyway? more eyes; if a game contained some kind of malware, there will likely be reports made on the game…
It should be possible to disable many of these connections as documented here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/privacy/manage-con...
something like this using mitmproxy (from 2017): https://www.softscheck.com/en/blog/windows-10-enterprise-tel...
just means that given the nature of BitTorrent, you will be exposing your IP address to other peers and trackers
https://northflank.com/docs/v1/application/billing/project-t... > You can have one free project on your user account, and the resources you create within it will be limited. You will not be billed for any usage within a…
it seems possible to install GfW into an existing MSYS2: https://gitforwindows.org/install-inside-msys2-proper
microsoft introduced Dev drives for this reason, they are optimized such that no file system filters are attached https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/
one might argue that one of the advantages of languages like C is that you only pay for the features you choose to use, no unnecessary overhead like initializing unused variables
and here I am still playing Civ II MGE https://github.com/FoxAhead/Civ2-UI-Additions
I use this handy bookmarklet to kill sticky headers:: https://github.com/t-mart/kill-sticky
While OpenCV was born at Intel, I don't think it's solely developed by Intel anymore, there's now a non-profit organization in charge of the project: https://opencv.org/opencv-platinum-membership/
the cache being talked about is for recently/frequently accesses things, not stuff pending write
first thing I did before reading the article, using uBO to block JS on the page
https://petapixel.com/2022/12/14/man-fakes-an-entire-month-o...
I agree, the visualization is pretty but kinda useless to explain mat-mult. It would have been more intuitive to show every element in output matrix corresponds to a dot-product of row/column vectors from input…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Layer_for_Unicode
The above manifesto makes the argument to use UTF-8 *everywhere*, even on windows where the internal representation is not native utf8. The conversion overhead is really negligible:…
Like explained in https://utf8everywhere.org/#windows , you can write simple wrapper functions `narrow`/`widen` used when you are about to call window api functions. ::SetWindowTextW(widen(someStdString).c_str());…
- TLS 1.2 https://www.emailarchitect.net/eagetmail/sdk/html/object_tls... - Root Certificates https://msfn.org/board/topic/175170-root-certificates-and-re... - XP Browsers / Mail Clients…
SD is uncensored, you can generate anything you want with no "safety" rails to stop you. Just take a loot at civitai to see the kind of finetuned models that are out there.
Nowadays even consumer-level hardware can run some decent local LLMs, completely offline. You might want to browse /r/LocalLLaMA/ if "security" is an issue for you.
both work in the same way, by setting up a proxy/local-vpn through which all traffic passes in order to filter ad hosts at the dns level.
sounds like something LLMs can help with, sift through huge amounts of documents to summarize and highlight the interesting ones
private/incognito window?
given the proliferation of electron-based desktop apps, which are known to be resource heavy, making various so libraries smaller is indeed a welcome improvement.
> What really does itch.io or Steam offer in the way of protection if a developer wants to be malicious anyway? more eyes; if a game contained some kind of malware, there will likely be reports made on the game…
It should be possible to disable many of these connections as documented here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/privacy/manage-con...
something like this using mitmproxy (from 2017): https://www.softscheck.com/en/blog/windows-10-enterprise-tel...
just means that given the nature of BitTorrent, you will be exposing your IP address to other peers and trackers
https://northflank.com/docs/v1/application/billing/project-t... > You can have one free project on your user account, and the resources you create within it will be limited. You will not be billed for any usage within a…