Darn it! Looks good. Remote sewers are important.

I need SFTP client, and maybe something like this could work. I'm transitioning to Linux and has specific requirements. If I could program my own features to it, it would suit me.

Same can't be said of their web page, in Chrome Task Manager it uses 5% of CPU all the time, even if one is focused to other Chrome window. Scrolling framerate drops dramatically.

I don't like the GTK4 webkit webview anyway, I will try this:

github.com/tauri-apps/c...

It's half baked, but it seems to get updates.

Article doesn't mention how much the chip costs... for current generation I've seen estimates of $50.

Suppose it's now 50% more, so $75. In big picture doesn't sound massive bump?

yup, thats what I've seen, those new LLM written languages are mostly playing around with syntax. Like the french Rust.

To me most exciting language at the moment is www.roc-lang.org because it can infer error types etc.

Yes, and it's already done it.

For me interesting part of programming language is not the syntax, but how it improves on existing ones on things like:

- memory safety
- thread safety
- parallelism

I don't care if your new programming language syntax is new and exciting if it segfaults.

github.com/ryzendew/Aff...

I hope Affinity 2 can be installed via Proton/Wine, it would be good replacement for Photoshop.

www.affinity.studio/get-affinity

Bazzite is built on Fedora SilverBlue. Packages are also available for Fedora 43 Workstation.

With Bazzite you'd have to get used to atomic updates and installations, which can be a bit of pain with regular programs.

I have yet to figure out Proton/Steam with Fedora 43, but packages are there.

If you try Linux, try KDE first, it's closest to Windows, with navigation, taskbar etc.

I'm just trying to switch to Linux from Windows, and tried couple of others, but KDE seems closest if you don't want to tinker too much.

Fedora KDE Plasma www.fedoraproject.org/kde/

at 4 seconds, hair cuts the laser.

Really great to see Deno doing right things.

Deploying a stack with:

Postgres+Redis+CDN+Backend+Frontend

Has been standard for nearly a decade, maybe longer than LAMP was back in the day.

Yet deploying this 'new stack' is still awful, except now Deno is making it all easier. Haven't tested yet!

FYI, @nonzeronews.bsky.social Discord link in YT video is not working.

Nikita, who probably created that, is not in Bluesky?

Human form of CLIPPY is coming!

"Microsoft can also now 'independently pursue AGI alone or in partnership with third parties'"