AFIK it’s only NVIDIA that allows containers shared access to a GPU on the host.
This cannot be right. I'm pretty sure that it is possible to run OpenCL applications in containers that are sharing a GPU.
I should test this if I have time. My plan was to use a distrobox container since that shares the GPU by default and run something like lc0 to see if opencl acceleration works.
Now where is my remindme bot? (I won't have time).
18 points.
I've owned a dictionary and an encyclopedia.
It's worked fine for me with no configuration. If you ask for help, we can troubleshoot and get it working.
Firstly, you are probably going to need a pdf version of your resume. I've tried to get people to accept a website resume but they refuse, and explicitly want pdf. I link to a pdf on my website because of this. Do something similar.
Your notes are very in depth, and organized.
However, I agree with the other commenters about the overall site design and (over)use of JS. The cropping and spacing is overall poor, which only harms the site design further, given the already bad overall organization.
Another thing is icons. These are big and unevenly spaced. Use something like fontawesome (probably not this since it doesn't have everything, you may end up having to find svg logo's of the various things yourself) instead. If you are trying to do web development, your portfolio must look cleaner. Like in bootstrap, the place where the icon is, has sharp corners, which extend outward from bootstraps rounded corners.
I do disagree with one of the other commenters on the use of the term "language". I like it. Especially for a resume, brevity is better. I think overall, you should compress your site down, rather than having so much wasted space.
Netplan is an abstraction layer, so it can go over systemd-networkd, NetworkManager, or iproute. I suppose it's better though, because it can be used with multiple backends.
Fun fact: almost all the features of pwa's people like, including offline support are actually already built in and work.
The only popular thing that doesn't work is seperating it out to it's own window, you have to visit the website.
I found this: https://github.com/tenclass/mvisor-win-vgpu-driver
But it is for another foss kvm based hypervisor called mvisor.
Is there a way to do something like this on KDE? I'm considering streaming soon, and I want to be able to share some windows, but not all, or only share a workspace/virtual desktop with my stream.
Around 98-99 here (100 is max for non nitro users),and I'm noticing a significant delay when loading.
I use the browser version of discord in firefox.
Do you have any other book recommendations? Although I dislike the trope of the application of actual scientific knowledge, as characters get very OP very quickly, I love seeing characters using yhe scientific method to figure out what they can or can't do.
Quantum League
I looked up the book description, and a strong sense of deja vu hit me at the word "actuator"... I think I've read this book before.
Currently reading Industrial Strength magic by Macronomicon, and it scratches this itch for me, but waiting for chapter updates, even when daily, is so painful.
(There is a learning curve to packaging stuff yourself.)
"Learning curve" is an understatement. Nix is one of the most poorly documented projects I've seen, next to openstack. Coming into it with no background in functional programming didn't help.
Maybe I shouldn't have tried to package openstack on nix.
But I've tried to package other stuff, like quarto, and that was a nightmare. Nixpkgs didn't have an updated pandoc and I spent an eternity asking around for help, to try to package it. An updated version just got pushed to unstable a few days ago. The same matrix channels I joined to ask for help have been discussing this since then. Props on them for getting it working, but anyone who says that you can easily package anything, is capping. You need to have an understanding of the nix language, nix packaging (both of which are poorly documented), and a rudimentary packaging ecosystem of what you are trying to package.
Don't even get me started on flakes vs nonflakes.
I still use nix-shell for all my development environments, because it's the best way for reproducible environments I can share I've found.
You should look into "Configuration as code", where you use automation via various methods and store the code in a git repo. The other commenter in the thread is a good example of this methodology, using Terraform and Ansible, but there are many ways to do this.