While it is a good use case, also require human verification. I use to run my code (C++) trough clang analizers and sometime also with open llm models. The clang is pretty good, the llms also hallucinate on that too.
Code review is a much better use case than writing code for llm s, but still require a grain of salt.
Exactly… Using the app is the straightforward way, but you can plug the cable and download raw data files.
Garmin bike computers connected via USB cables let you download any activity…
Honestly in the sport tracking world, Garmin devices can be used 100% offline, don’t need online activation and all data is accessible (raw) with an USB cable.
Its still proprietary software on very expensive hardware.
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Its Nicole v2, this time the fediverse refugees not chicks.
Llm is just a tool and it usage will only increase over time.
There is nothing intrinsically bad in that, as with any tool, it’s not bad per se, but how we use it.
So, push for ethic and proper usage of AI, rather.
Projects will use AI more and more, nothing bad in that. Provided it’s used properly, vetted, tested, verified and such.
I also wrote mine, a bit of JavaScript that load a json file and populate the page.
AFAIK Joplin is FOSS, but be aware that it’s markdown format is not compatible with… Markdown. Funnily enough.
I think you are just ragebaiting anyway
Its like putting an Audi engine inside a Ford and complaining that making it run is hard.
Complain with cyberpunk developers that didn’t developed also for Linux, but only for windows instead.
I find it incredible that you can even try to run a windows game on linux.
Try run a native android app on iphone or vice versa…
Yes, more redindancy is good and indeed worth having. Still 5 12tb drives are probably yet more energy and heat efficient than 10 4tb ones.
Even if I had 10 4tb for free I wouldn’t use them. Maybe a couple for backup reasons or cold storage, but not active 24/7 for a domestic raid environment.
I actually have 4 6tb hdds that I dismissed for the 4 8tb sdds, and I use two for local backup and keep two spares to replace them when they will fail.
4 8tb in raid5 provide 24tb total space that its far more than I need, and the risk of a double failure is mitogated by a proper 3,2,1 backup strategy in place
As for the higher I/o frankly I never felt the need. 1gbps home network is always the bottleneck anyway and if you require such disk troughput on your network, you are doing something wrong anyway.
Even many 4k video streams would sturate your lan before saturating your disks unless you store uncompressed video streams.
10x4tb = 40tb can be achieved with 4 12tb drives (actually 36tb in raid5) .
Doubtfully those 12tb uses much more power than the 4tb ones, each. So the 28€/m probably cut down to 14,€/m counted in excess.
Considering 120m (10y) of uptime, you should save enough to justify cutting down from 10 to 4 drives.
I wouldn’t use more than 4 or 6 disks in a home environment. Specially with mechanical drivers, power consumption 24/7 would get me very worried.
I run 4 x 8Tb SSDs, not cheap, but solid, low power AND low heat (even more important).
Consider also heat dissipation as most likely at home you don’t have a constant temperature and humidity, so many spinning disks can suffer from heat, and that will kill them faster
Longevity… With so much space I would expect to keep it running a decade or more… So factor in 10x365x24 hours of operation, energy consumed, heat dissipation and failure rate.
On top of that, whatever gpu and ram you throw at it is meaningless, whatever wi work, even an Intel n100 NUC. Having enough cables and port instead… Well.
Are you afraid that others might use your work and make money out of it?
You want to protect freedom of access to your work?
You want to have it available and still be able to make a profit yourself?
You looking into ways to distribute or promote your work?
Myself, I generally go GPLv3 because I believe that’s the right thing to do, but public domain (or MIT) is also popular. Something like LGPL or BSD might appeal if you plan to use it in a commercial/industrial framework.
Also, are you sure that the binary you started from is actually free to use and you are not infringing somebody copyright? Keep in mind that time here is no protection. 15y or 20y old code/binaries can still be fought for by the original owners (Nintendo knows something about that kind of fights…)
Depends on what you want to make of that code i guess. Any license is fine, depends on use case and appliction.
Yes, I was trying to be funny… Don’t worry… ;)
Was it… Made with AI?
Thanks! Tomorrow will see to upload to my wiki…
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Ahahah I like the “zero AI” logo idea, maybe will use AI to create one… :)
Yes I am that bad with graphics
Anyway check the main page of the wiki I explain why I did it.
Yes it is, written by me by hand 100%…
Zero AI too… Just old grumpy bashing
This is highly needed. An open alternative to play integrity is the only way forward. Something so critical cannot be left in the hands of US company.