A lot of modern scifi is pretty uplifting
A lot of modern scifi is pretty uplifting
#asknostr
So i've been drooling over the keyboards at https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/ and my Logitech g710+ has been a real trooper for a long time, but It's starting to break down. But it seems like all the keyboards on that site all need some kind of firmware that's only for windows/mac.
Are any other keyboard nerds on nostr that know of a decent brand of keyboard that I can customize that plays nice with Linux? If I'm spending some duckets on a keyboard that comes with cool features, I'd like to be able to use them. Not that I *need* programable RGB but if like to at least be able to use custom key bindings if the keyboard offers it.
is 'custom keybindings' = play nice with linux?
A lot of modern scifi is pretty uplifting
A lot of modern scifi is pretty uplifting
A lot of modern scifi is pretty uplifting
according to some light research 36 or so United States 'allow' women to go topless in public areas. Is it different in different regions of Australia?
I'd imagine they're where the money is. You zapping?
Approximately 0 of what I imagine are the deeply technically people tout 'AI' or 'LLMS' as useful.
Perhaps there are rare cases when they make sense, but I'm doubtful.
At the same time they do seem amazing in a way I can't describe, though users of them seem unintelligent, or intelligent and losing some of their intelligence with every new line typed.
In the 2 years (or whatever) they've been out. I've seen 0 interesting things, and heard 0 interesting conversations about them.
As usual I look around and see what I think is missing of the mark. What would be useful is better, more, or more ubiquitous open source voice assistance so we could operate computers better hands free. Things like "OpenVoiceOS" look interesting, though I have yet to dig into it much.
I don't know your goals or values, but living someplace that makes one happy while also being able to provide something to the universe has always led me to great move decisions.
Depending on ones situation...LA can be a bit of a gravity well. Easy to lose site of how easy things can be elsewhere and what that provides to ones creativity and ability once they're not dodging multiple drugged houseless just to buy some apples.
Sometimes it's not about where you go, it's about where you leave.
Or you can always go to a different place with mostly the same problems. Sure, Austin is kind of different....but it's still a bunch of dreamers in a consistently warm place with a lot of concrete. Maybe only different when you're pregnant : p
Small cities seem to offer the same amenities at better prices with more room for growth, and frankly (currently) more culture.
I'd love to hear your take because if you're an entrepreneur I find it hard to make sense of a move to a city with more than 500,000 people, and maybe less. I'm thinking of LA as a city with 20 million, but it seems like more because the sprawl is so significant.
that there has to be seperate OS's for mobile than desktop just shows how far open source has yet to go in the future...but yea...it's definitely a big divider when coding something new....what hardware target market are you aiming for is a pretty big split right at the start.
I've thought of having a space where no screens allowed...thought about charging by the time spent there so that people don't have to buy drinks.
LA seems like a weird place to start a biz rn. Especially east side. So much vacant space and still high overhead.
I'm trying to imagine a narrative that would lead to that. It seems like those who decide how power moves wouldn't move to incorporate AI that heavily. There seem to be far more skeptics than....optimists?...maybe 50 years would be a different story though.
Why'd you choose 20?
I have yet to find any good information on figuring out power consumption of various computer systems.
Best I seem to find is just people recording results like this
https://community.start9.com/t/start9-server-power-consumption/180
hard to make sense of that being comparable to a r-pi. would think considering they don't use ARM chips that it's more expensive...also utilization of more ram seems like it'd be more expensive. Trying to learn more, still haven't found good resources.
people are so busy answering the question of 'how to run a lightning node' there isn't a lot of answering of 'how to have a great lightning setup'
Maybe the better question is: what hardware is best for someone looking into using lightning and developing with it? but that's ONLY what the hardware will be for...and then also, what hardware is needed to manage a high volume of small transactions?
Thanks! I need better methods of finding them haha
you find a cool bag/backpack yet that holds your phone .3 meters from your body : p?
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