AJRF

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by AJRF 5mo ago
Nice trick for folks that has saved me a lot of time and aggro - Just don't ever use anything by Google that isn't Search(but seemingly that won't be for long), YouTube or...maybe Gmail (but be careful). The company is ran an
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by AJRF 5mo ago
Cool - thank you for answering
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by AJRF 5mo ago
What is Google3?
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by AJRF 5mo ago
Hetzner. You won't get much better support, and you will have to deal with EU legislative nonsense, but it won't be hard to do that if you are actually small. Why do I say Hetzner? It's very budget friendly and has a very sma
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by AJRF 5mo ago
AWS / GCP / Azure aren't for individuals or small businesses. They won't tell you this anywhere, and they won't stop you from signing up - but they simply do not care one iota about users with anything less than $10
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by AJRF 5mo ago
I feel like there is a problem with security research where the incentive is to find scary headlines, and things that have very little impact get trotted out as world shattering revelations. This seems like one of those times - feels like a
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by AJRF 6mo ago
We are in the 'we need to IPO so screw our customers' phase of the cycle
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by AJRF 6mo ago
I am part of a discord group with about 1000+ devs. I polled them in Jan to see if they had dropped cursor for claude code. 80% of those responded (250ish in the group had). Bit of selection bias there from the question - but my impression
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by AJRF 6mo ago
You can get a Kobo Reader and disable internet access to it so it never connects to a server. You can then plug it in to your computer and it shows up as a mass storage device. Then just drop PDFs, ePubs in. I never liked Calibre, it's
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by AJRF 6mo ago
I still don't have a single answer in this thread as to how even using this new tool even helps do things I can easily do with git? > "Sometimes you just need to land changes all together". Smell. What is that won't l
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by AJRF 6mo ago
I have never got a good answer to "can't you just make smaller PRs". This is convoluted tooling (needs its own CLI) for something you could achieve with just learning how git works.
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by AJRF 6mo ago
I imagine you could fix this by running a speaker diarization classifier periodically? https://www.assemblyai.com/blog/what-is-speaker-diarization-...
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by AJRF 6mo ago
> Why is it that some people feel entitled to take this kind of tone as soon as AI is used? BECAUSE ITS WRONG! THE DATA IS WRONG!
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by AJRF 6mo ago
This is AI slop. First command I looked at: /stickers: Displays earned achievement stickers for milestones like first commit, 100 tool calls, or marathon sessions. Stickers are stored in the user profile and rendered as ASCII
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by AJRF 6mo ago
That's true. The Harold Ableson GIF of him scratching out the word Science, then the word Computer comes to mind. https://youtu.be/-J_xL4IGhJA?si=J3MfWkZlWG1B7TiY&t=30
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by AJRF 6mo ago
I think Azure exploded and knocked a bunch of things offline
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by AJRF 7mo ago
> Apple really stumbled into making the perfect hardware for home inference machines Apple are winning a small battle for a market that they aren’t very good in. If you compare the performance of a 3090 and above vs any Apple hardware yo
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by AJRF 7mo ago
See you again next week!
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by AJRF 7mo ago
It's like watching someone wake up with a very bad hangover. I am doing my part - I managed to get 6 people in my family and friend group off Windows onto Debian last year. All positive feedback so far :). Sure it's only a small v
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by AJRF 7mo ago
This is all just theatre to justify a ban right?
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by AJRF 7mo ago
Did any groups recently lose control of a narrative? Are people in that group powerful, influential and wealthy? Would that group benefit from being able to use state power against individuals who just won't stop shining light on injus
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by AJRF 7mo ago
Look to America to see what would happen to civil liberty in the pursuit of mass deportations. Discounting many things from the conversation - on the topic of this thread; Restore sounds like they'd be the single worst party to vote fo
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by AJRF 7mo ago
Surprised to hear people told you not to change that - one of the earliest bits of advice I got on using emacs is to set the location of those files to a hidden directory in your home folder.
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by AJRF 7mo ago
I've found lately that between age gating and twitter being - well I don't want to get into it - I am no longer looking for replacements - I just want to stop using those parts of the internet. Now I am down to file sharing, email
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by AJRF 7mo ago
> github The developer platform?
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by AJRF 7mo ago
Can you name a service you think works like that? Google have over a billion very non-technical users. The friction of not having this in the account page that everyone has access too probably saves both parties lots of heartbreak.
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by AJRF 7mo ago
Some info in case someone is on the fence about this, and are living in the UK. I use Monzo, and that works perfectly on GrapheneOS. If they ever stopped working, I would just CASS to another bank. A bank that has a posture that something l
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by AJRF 8mo ago
Every time I go to purchase a hobby license for Wolfram / Mathematica I give up because their product offering is the most convoluted i've seen in my life. Why can't I just pay some price and get the entire bundle of Wolfram
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by AJRF 8mo ago
One thing with GLM 5 is they seem to do this weird thing where when your account is just opened it limits you really heavy, then this gets lifted later. I had buyers remorse when the first hour or two I kept getting rate limited on GLM5, bu

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