universal software level architecture that can be used on various different CPU
Oh we already have dozens of those haha
universal software level architecture that can be used on various different CPU
Oh we already have dozens of those haha
Servo already exists and is independent and written in a modern language and way ahead of this.
I mean, competition is good but they aren't the only independent browser engine.
But they don't have to review every video, just the ones that are flagged by the AI then contested, which is probably a fraction of a percentage of all of them.
That seems a bit excessive, say all 8 billion people were using Google products, 8 million reviews would be 1 per thousand users which seems like many more than are needed since almost all users of Google are passive and don't create content.
There are a ton of specific communities on Reddit that don't really exist anywhere else. Like, Lemmy is fine if all you want is anarcho-socialist Linux users but there's a subreddit for my hometown, some specific weird apps I use, my favorite video games, the machines I use at work, etc. Until Lemmy can branch past just people who use it for ideological reasons it won't replace Reddit.
I have very mixed feelings about Bukele but nobody is leaving because of him. Salvadorian emigration has slowed greatly under him and many people are actually moving back.
Ubuntu server w/ zfs on the main.
Have a little atom hp home server at my parents house that uses almost no power, that runs freebsd x86, zerotier one, and kopia. Free cloud backup 😁
I have them arranged in the order the little plastic tray has for them. I've honestly never thought of the order of cutlery in my friends houses and find your level of obsession with it slightly eccentric, but in an endearing and humorous way.
Just install a different keyboard?
Nah, dubyah is two syllables dub-yah. Unless you somehow make yeah into a two syllable word.
Allow me to clarify...
It's more pulsed than alternating IMO. It never goes negative, and there isn't a consistent frequency.