Arcuru

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by Arcuru 6mo ago
No, they're testing removing it from the Pro tier for new subscribers.
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by Arcuru 6mo ago
If a service offers "Login with Google/Apple/Facebook/etc" you should never do that if they offer a username/password. It just increases the single point of failure. Avoid places that only offer the "Login
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by Arcuru 6mo ago
> If anything, the extra material for the case would be the perimeter length times the perimeter wall width times the height That's what they did? Perimeter length = 2*335mm + 2*235mm Wall height diff = 2mm Wall width = 1mm (2*335 +
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
Does any service offer hosted Forgejo Actions Runners? Or Forgejo compatible CI? I want to pay for CI on my Codeberg projects, but I've been struggling to find something where I can just pay by the minute. I have projects that benefit
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
Oh wow, I really enjoyed Dollhouse but I didn't know that! I was always confused why Season 2's plot went by so quickly. Thanks.
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
I seem to recall the Carriers having some pretty strict requirements on the devices that can connect to the mobile networks. Anyone know if that's (still) the case? I'm not trying to defend Apple here, I'm just curious if the
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
It's good to see this getting some continued development. I looked into it last year[1] and I thought it showed a lot of promise so I've been very disappointed that I never saw a newer model. [1] - https://jackson.dev&#
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
Could be worse, you could be stuck working at Meta.
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Google just gave Sundar Pichai a $692M pay package(techcrunch.com)
134 points by Arcuru 7mo ago|179 comments
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
The actual source article: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/13/technology/meta-facial-re...
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
lol fair enough. I only meant that in this case the amount is so small as to be insignificant. If you can choose when the US/Israel bombs Iran then 500k is nothing.
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
Are you seriously suggesting that someone timed this military strike in order to make $500k?
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by Arcuru 7mo ago
There are several companies I've seen that use a CLA primarily to sell AGPL exceptions so they can actually fund development, Element for example [1]. Some even word the CLA to require them to keep contributions available under an OSI-
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by Arcuru 8mo ago
Did you stop using the more detailed prompt? I think you described it here: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Nov/18/gemini-3/
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by Arcuru 8mo ago
I'm not sure I'll ever understand why they replaced their working ~50 line shell script with a Rust program that just shells out to the same nix-* commands. I appreciate that there are some safety benefits, but that program is jus
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by Arcuru 8mo ago
So...donations? Sponsors?
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by Arcuru 8mo ago
From what I can piece together from Wikipedia/news that is ~1000-1200 athletes in the most recent 4 year cycle (~600 for Summer Olympics, ~250 for Winter, and ~200-400 for Paralympics). That therefore requires ~$200-250M per 4 year cyc
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Element Pro Web Introduces Grid View(element.io)
1 points by Arcuru 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Arcuru 9mo ago
https://jackson.dev/
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by Arcuru 9mo ago
Eidetica, a planned decentralized database for local-first applications. I'm building out unstable features to get it to a point where I can show off the concepts but it's still fairly brittle. I recently added better backend supp
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by Arcuru 9mo ago
For others, the page where this info comes from is https://tailwindcss.com/sponsor
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by Arcuru 9mo ago
Given the issues surrounding .io it is a pretty bad choice for a domain these days anyways - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.io#Future
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
> We are introducing a $0.002 per-minute Actions cloud platform charge for all Actions workflows across GitHub-hosted and self-hosted runners. Charging for self-hosted runners is an interesting choice. That's the same cost as their
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Feature-First Development(jackson.dev)
2 points by Arcuru 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
When I was at Big Corp, I loved reading the internal postmortems. They were usually very interesting and I learned a lot. It's one of the things I miss about leaving. A tech company that publishes the postmortems when possible always g
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
https://github.com/arcuru/eidetica Eidetica - a decentralized database built in Rust, intended for local-first apps. It's still unstable but I'm progressing relatively rapidly. In the past ~month I have: - Fl
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
> Time-Travel Queries: Query historical data at any point in time: The example here looks like it may be storing the full history of transactions? Is that right? That's a pretty high cost to pay for something that's not touted
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
I agree GIMP is a bad name, but is it really a 'solid' competitor to Photoshop? My impression has been that it was never close to being competitive on features. I've only used either of them very briefly so I may be wildly wr
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
Personally I really like the normalization of these "Permissively" licensed models that only restrict companies with massive revenues from using them for free. If you want to use something, and your company makes $240,000,000 in a
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by Arcuru 10mo ago
I give a lot of money to the free things I use as well, but even if I used Ghostty I'd struggle to give them any money since the founder is extraordinarily wealthy. Please fund projects that actually need it, and don't voluntarily

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