Luc @ocx64.dev · 06/03/2025They are suffering and this admin is simply a symptom. Economic hardship can make a country do stupid, hateful things and we mustn't blame them for that, but we should blame those preying on them. The technocratic sycophants bolstering their positions in society as if their wealth wasn't enough. 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 06/03/2025They boast of their strength and yet they forget, that their military installations all around the world were tolerated because of the protection they offered. If that protection is retracted, so will their logistical positions. After all, who would tolerate a tenant that doesn't pay rent. 100
Luc @ocx64.dev · 06/03/2025They scream they are no longer freedoms protectors, they have given up and its no longer up to them to defend liberty. Right as their enemy is in the midst of conquering a sovereign nation that they themselves swore to protect. They are focused on their own needs, plights and struggles instead. 100
Luc @ocx64.dev · 06/03/2025Today this administration is doing the very thing they swore to prevent. They look down upon the institutions their predecessors built and cast them out like broken tools that have outlived their purpose, with complete disregard for what these institutions meant and why the have come to be. 100
Luc @ocx64.dev · 06/03/2025They have forgotten why they were considered the leaders of the free world. Why their predecessors instated themselves as its protector. This nation founded NATO and the UN. It swore to uphold the rule of international law so that no other nation can abuse its sovereign neighbors. 100
Luc @ocx64.dev · 23/02/2025Finished the main story of KCD 2 within 1 week of buying it. Insanely good game. 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 18/02/2025Ahh that makes sense. A quick search pointed out that you don't have to go through RUSTFLAGS anymore and can use build.rs now to set extra arguments. Maybe that will work? println!("cargo:rustc-link-arg=-your-linker-arg"); doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/refere...doc.rust-lang.orgBuild Scripts - The Cargo Book 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 17/02/2025The way I've used it is in .cargo/config [build] rustflags = ["-C", "link-args=-fsome-artisanal-option"] 110
Luc @ocx64.dev · 27/01/2025Hot take, we could just buy mac studios and run the models on-prem in our lab environment. It'll pay for itself after 4 months vs 500$ a month for an azure VM with a graphics cards and it'll run better. 030
Luc @ocx64.dev · 20/01/2025Not sure about the specifics for ATProto but in general its better to ditch app passwords and API keys for short-lived tokens via OAuth instead. Helps against replay attacks etc. 020
Luc @ocx64.dev · 17/01/2025That is why alts exist my friend, until your alt becomes more active than your main and then it just ends up being your new main and your old one dies in the dust of your neglect. 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 14/01/2025Example, you overwrite something on your drive, so you force 0s into where there once was information. The 0s “push out” the old information and the act of “pushing out” creates heat. If you were able to read the information in the energy expanded by this operation, you could re-create that value. 100
Luc @ocx64.dev · 14/01/2025I’m not sure but I don’t think information itself has energy but instead it has a signature and it’s the manipulation of information that uses energy and emits that signature. 100
Luc @ocx64.dev · 14/01/2025When it comes to reversible computing though it's not my field but I would imagine that its a way of re-using information that would be expanded through heat instead of it being lost to entropy. Thus saving energy. 030
Luc @ocx64.dev · 14/01/2025So in order to erase in conventional computing you need to write. As with any operation, that uses energy. 130
Luc @ocx64.dev · 14/01/2025So in order to "erase" something on a computer, you need to overwrite it. When you delete something from a hard drive, the data is usually still present on the drive, its just that the mapping towards that data has been overwritten to 0 in the data table. 230
Luc @ocx64.dev · 04/01/2025Oh no, I've started the learning CAD, the software development -> CAD pipeline is real 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 15/12/2024I've commit a hardware attrocity. I cut a slit in my 8x PCI slot to put a 16x card in it. It works! Though I'm a bit worried that the slot could burst into flames so I'm getting a new riser and an adapter instead. 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 08/12/2024Someone once said: There is only 2 types of code, code that makes money and code that doesn’t. So if you’re not sure which tech to use for something, it doesn’t matter. Use the one that’ll allow you to ship. (Spoiler, they all do) 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 08/12/2024Yeah and I know you’ve used prisma so lemme tell you about Entity Framework (ORM by Microsoft) 110
Luc @ocx64.dev · 05/12/2024Almost butchered my NAS but somehow by the grace of the machine gods I was able to recover my zfs pool 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 04/12/2024Someone needs to create a new conference like TED Talk but call it the Yappening 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 01/12/2024damn yall gaslight me by saying starfield is bad, I'm actually having fun rn. Not worth 90 CAD but 45 CAD is perfect. 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 01/12/2024I suck at plastering drywall, do not hire me to renovate your home, I will fuck it up 010
Luc @ocx64.dev · 24/11/2024Just wrote my first blog post, its about Rust and Slack, check it out! ocx64.dev/blog/rust-sl...ocx64.devUsing Rust inside a Slack Workflow app with WASMSlack workflows are pretty cool, they use deno and I'm going to show you how you can use Rust! 032
Luc @ocx64.dev · 18/11/2024@bsky.app Idk if this is in the works but I'd really like to see more options for 2FA. TOTP/Push notifications and I would be so hyped for passkeys 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 17/11/2024Cool list thank you, do you know of any plans to make an official angular bsky account to share updates here? 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 17/11/2024I keep making tauri apps but I start having too much fun in the native land that I forget I have to make a UI 😔 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 16/11/2024Nvidia should be taking notes from Apple in regards to power efficiency. Performance per amp they are being blown out of the water. 000
Luc @ocx64.dev · 16/11/2024I really want to use rust-analyzer with nvim but its so slow 😮💨I just want Rust Rover performance in my nvim thanks 000
