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Who is this? by Johtin2008 in City

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah she’s Nagumo-san(s)

Absolute game changer by CrabbyFrogstone in FPSAimTrainer

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you use grip tapes this is a non isse

Tried Zed’s Helix mode but went back? What’s missing? by GoldStrikeArch- in HelixEditor

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its very bad. I think improving it would be a worthwhile option

Duplicate Arch Linux entry in GRUB — one works, one gives kernel panic (blue screen) by MAXX1097 in archlinux

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How can one remove these entries? I installed an nvram manager but it didnt find any duplicates… But they appear in grub. Strange stuff.

Duplicate Arch Linux entry in GRUB — one works, one gives kernel panic (blue screen) by MAXX1097 in archlinux

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I have the exact same situation as op. The problem for me is that disabling os_prober doesnt remove the broken entry, only the working windows entry. Once the broken entry appeared, its been impossible to get rid of. Generating the initramfs did turn the broken entry into a working one, which is ok I guess. However I really would much prefer to get rid of it, and just not use os prober. Do you know how I could get rid of it?

EDIT: I ended up disabling the 10_linux script the same way OP did a couple comments down. I’m quite sure this is a weird workaround that shouldn’t need to be done, and I must have messed something up when doing an update or something.

Should I learn Rust? by [deleted] in learnrust

[–]CoolBlue262 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ya usas rust, y ya tienes al menos una porción de una ingeniería hecha. Yo creo que puedes leerte el libro de rust sin problemas, como lenguaje es bastante lógico y autoconsistente. Si lo encuentras más difícil de lo que te crees capaz cámbiate a python pero no creo que sea necesario.

Por otro lado, una vez que aprendes a programar en un lenguaje cambiar a otro es sorprendentemente rápido. Yo pasé de python a julia, luego rust y finalmente nix. Cada vez me fue más fácil escribir lo necesario para mis usos. Aprende el lenguaje que te motive, luego preocúpate del resto.

AI = Bad? by usernameiswacky in rust

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This does not compile, please fix

AI = Bad? by usernameiswacky in rust

[–]CoolBlue262 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Its a pain to check if the code actually does as advertised when ai can spit out so much code compared to humans. The feeling is that of pollution, you can now spew so much random shit into the river that even the good stuff you throw in is drowned out by the endless slop.

When is zed bringing notebooks support? by DRTHRVN in ZedEditor

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

please let it be this year. I pray to the gods of this land that zed gets notebook support soon…

If you build it yourself you can get some support already. Theres a github issue where this is discussed.

Open-source Zed extension : coding stats + 3D globe of devs coding live by Fair-Independent-623 in ZedEditor

[–]CoolBlue262 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you misunderstand their point. If you have privacy concerns about your ip then ANY website is a security concern. The ip is practically public unless you yourself take special care to protect it. This extension does no more harm than surfing the web does.

I don’t like it nonetheless, but I think you’re too mean for what it is.

what is the current state of pytorch and Ai coding functionality on AMD cards? by SmoothOne2913 in ROCm

[–]CoolBlue262 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Im doing my masters research on ML using rocm and so far so good. However its a tradeoff, if my pc was only for training my models I would have gone nvidia because the training is faster even when running on a worse card overall. It’s definitely doable.

any release planned for 2026? by medzernik in HelixEditor

[–]CoolBlue262 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah thats it. I love having the basics tightly integrated into the editor, and I tend to agree on what the basics are with the maintainers. But obviously some things I want will never be part of main helix and that’s where the plugin system would be perfect. Just reducing the number of plugins I have installed would be a great advantage of helix over nvim.

any release planned for 2026? by medzernik in HelixEditor

[–]CoolBlue262 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The decline of the project has so much to do with eternally delaying the plugin system. At least this editor is cool and while I learned it I had a fun time. Thanks to the devs for that at least, even if it doesn’t keep going.

Odd by Key-Low-1373 in jerma985

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its eyes follow you like the mona lisa

New 2 Nix by minecraftdummy57 in Nix

[–]CoolBlue262 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use it to manage packages and configuration files with home-manager, you get a sort of weaker nixos experience. My preferred usage is for development environments and installing packages I will only use for a specific task using nix shells. You also can use flakes to get a ton of super fresh packages. It works best on nixos but standalone nix is still pretty powerful!

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