I was looking at hyperland in Fedora this week. I wanted to try out the latest release (released two weeks ago give or take). It wasn't available yet (maybe it isn't still). That's ok, but I checked what would I have needed to do to build it myself, and I didn't want to mess with a bunch of dev dependencies I didn't really care about and that I would have forgotten, so I ended up not trying it

You can just install Nix on Fedora and grab it from there.

This part I don't understand. I want to allow for a couple minutes, the time to install a unregistered app, and then go back to deny. I don't want to allow "for 7 days" or "indefinitely". In the text and screenshot of the announcement I see that you can switch these feature "on", but can they be switched "off"?

I love these kind of projects trying out non mainstream approaches! Thanks for sharing

Perhaps he's thinking about "console" / "display server" but the lines blur fast (e.g. you can run GUI in linux console with framebuffer with some limitations)

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_console - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windowing_system#Display_serve...

Happens all the time. You and your spouse do the same or similar route (e.g. bring child to school) and a month later you get a ticket. Who was driving that day?

You're forgetting that (1) brings a sense of pride. "I built this". That's not true in many ways if you ask something else to do it

A newspaper that sells you a product to allegedly fix/avoid the issue in the article

You may be interested in gemini-2.5-flash-preview-tts

Text in, audio out, so you can merge in a single step LLM+TTS (streamable)

https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-2.5-flas...

> we need something like wikipedia for news content

Interesting idea. It could be something that archives first and releases at a later date, when the news aren't as much new

> Cost is reduced because far fewer requests hit S3

I wonder. Given how cheap are S3 GET requests you need a massive number of requests to make provisioning and maintaining the cache server cheaper than the alternative.