I was curious about all the hype and tried out a workflow on CachyOS a few days ago, and I was cautiously impressed. I decided to record the workflow for a future tutorial on Cachy today and Cachy's wget build suddenly doesn't have https support.

Back to either Linux Mint or openSUSE Tumbleweed.

The Outer Worlds 2 being $80 is why I don't mind that the first Outer Worlds doesn't work yet on Intel Arc + Linux.

Ultimately, you should only make videos where you sell houses to random people for 2 dollars.

I don't know if there's a single "best" Linux distro, I think there's 1 or maybe 2 distros that are "best" for a given use case, or cases.

This seems like the ideal esports settings. Do you want 1080p or 1440p framerates?

You can pair Voodoo2s?

I took a look, and it doesn't have the crosshair issue anymore. In fact, playing on high preset at 1440p yielded 60-80 fps. There's still that sort of pixelated reflection thing going on, which I'm not sure is an artistic choice or not.

That's a whole lotta crouton.

Also, yeah it's good advice to get the bowl, also the whisk, cold.

What really sucks is getting stiff peaks to form with egg whites.

VS Code already upsold notebooks (with more RAM) if you leave coding projects open for a couple of days, maybe a few hours when working with JavaScript.

Seems like a good base to work off of, instead of starting with a blank canvas.

This makes me wonder; what about 'en medias res' coding instead of 'vibe' coding?

I was going to say that coleslaw doesn't seem like the worse thing that you can put on top of a burger, or most things you'd put between a bun.

When I did the keto thing it took maybe 2 minutes to make whipped cream... Maybe you need a bigger whisk?

When I was really lazy/tired I'd just whisk side to side really fast for a bit and that would get me about 80% there.

Who needs middlemen when you can go right to the source (or package, or something...)?

This looks like the start of something awesome!

The Federal Reserve isn't really a federal bureau (its the Central Bank), & that also technically means it doesn't fall under the Executive Branch. It's an independent body where politicians select members, but neither it's operations nor decisions/conclusions are supposed 2 b political in nature.

I haven't checked recently. I'll try to in the coming days.

Figured Intel GPUs would improve PyTorch support by June. If A770/B580/B770 get full support soon, they could be budget inference beasts—esp. on Linux. High VRAM + low MSRP = a real option for training 🤏 AI projects, and the ability to scale ⬆️, w/o spending $900 on an 80-tier NVIDIA card.

You can download PopOS with Cosmic right now. It's in testing though.

I'd say PopOS is really trying to be what Ubuntu used to be by using Ubuntu. Of course we all have to wait for Cosmic to get up to speed.

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So it seems squares are dividable by other squares? Or are composed by squares using addition or multiplication?

Why I Think Strix Halo/Strix Point Halo Won't End Budget Gaming GPUs:

✅ SOC fabricated on an advanced TSMC node.
✅ SOC has unprecedented amount of GPU cores.
✅ SOC, at least on paper, competitive with Apples premium mini/compact Mac Studio
✅ AMD seems to be working hard for day one ROCM support.

I'd like this if I can use my gpu's resources to render it on Linux. Can we get this support for Intel Arc/Xe gpus?

I'm happy that I can do more and more on Linux.

They are stuck on a version from August/September and since then there's been some cool functionality added. Makes the difference between openSUSE being kinda useful for Intel Arc/Xe gpus and doing cool compute tasks that other distros can now do but openSUSE can't.

Are thee openSUSE equivalent pacakges for intel compute-runtime (libze_intel_gpu1 and intel-opencl/intel-opencl-devel going to get updated?

I'm really hoping Linux Xe Drivers will include the ability to passthrough Battlemage GPUs to VM's. Maybe its all grass is greener on the other side, but I want to be able to spin up a vm or a few and experiment with tools or games instead of having to deal with partitions and bare metal instances.