Using boiling water is still fine, the measurement will work, your comment literally only is a problem if they don’t measure in time. So yes, it’s exactly like sticking it in an oven and not measuring at the same time

They know, reread their comment.

This is like saying “the physicist’s answer would have errors because they measured the ball and then stuck it in an oven. The volume of the ball in the oven is different than what they measured.”

The physicist’s answer would be correct anywhere, no matter the temperature or density of the fluid.

I’m also interested. I use wasabi, for a good number of terabytes. Reducing the costs at all would be great.

Pssh. You bought your home server instead of just assembling it from a box of scraps you had lying around?

Every damn time.

I think rsync is lowercase, and maybe zip. The rest I think are uppercase. Complete guess though.

I use vim, but not because it’s good. I’m just not up for learning something else right now

Even the install instructions are written by AI. Good grief

Yeah I was already viewing the website, but I’m interested if it can replace Willow

Wait, what is this SnapOtter thing you mention? Apparently it’s based on some AI tool, but what has me really intrigued is its Whisper capabilities? There was another project I tried to use a few years ago called Willow, in order to have a VTT connection to home assistant. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/espressif-box-devices-willow-multilingual-voice-stt-tts-home-assistant-add-on-how-to-configure/664916

The creator tragically died in a car accident soon after though and the project went kaput.

This looks like maybe it could do the same thing???

Oh interesting

!okbuddyrosalyn@lemmy.world

lol yeah. Like I thought I needed all this crazy stuff tacked on when in reality I just wanted sane defaults. The only thing I add to fish now is the spaceship prompt.

Yeah to get the same setup in zsh you have to install a plugin manager and then quite a number of plugins. Most people default to omz (oh my zsh) but that’s the slowest way. If you pick through all the managers you can get a decent one, but even without a manager the overhead of loading plugins is just slower than building it in like fish does. Fish just is better. And I don’t think I’ve ever once needed posix syntax. If I need to run a script and it doesn’t have a shebang at the start then I just run > bash and start the script there.

A good zsh setup is not better. That’s why I switched off of zsh after years, because it was slower, more bloated, and less intuitive than fish. And bash is ten times worse than zsh.

Lemmy keeps a lot more than that…

I don’t know what you’re getting at. I have no issues on Cachy and it’s significantly faster than other distros. Are you trying to say that I’m lying? You do realize that Cachy literally is designed to use every trick in the book to make itself as fast as possible? Other distros don’t do that, except specialized ones like Garuda.

No, mint had horrible audio issues and gaming stuttered very badly. Bazzite was fast but not nearly as fast as Cachy. Zorin some games wouldn’t even start.

For me gaming on Cachy is literally faster than it was on windows 10. Of course everything is snappy, it’s Linux, but gaming was very noticeable.