NoboruWataya

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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
As I understand it, these attempts to use digital nomad money to revive impoverished areas tend to become controversial when the impoverished locals realise what it means to compete with (from their perspective) extremely wealthy blow-ins.
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
I gave up trying to read plays shortly after school. There's no point to me, they are supposed to be performed. I still think it's worth studying some of the more famous ones in school, but any study should absolutely involve actu
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
> So as a kid it just totally didn't mean anything to me, it was just a strange torture A lot of school is like this though. English is basically my only language, I have taught myself some very basic Spanish over the years but it i
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
> Although I’ve been saying “Claude”, I actually did most of the work in OpenCode with some of my favorite open weights models. Kimi K3 & K2.6, and DeepSeek v4 Pro & Flash. ... This seems needlessly confusing/misleading? Aut
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
It's a bleak situation. I don't have a Fairphone (after much agonising, I went instead with a used Pixel when I finally decided to retire my previous phone). I love Fairphone's mission and hope they succeed but indeed it is v
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
> The idea that you were affecting and interacting with the world. The idea that you had a full gamut of options of how to achieve a mission. These were promises that weren't well kept, but they kept the imagination alive. Yes, look
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
I'm sure their concerns are valid but just because GrapheneOS don't consider the Fairphone to meet their standards for security doesn't mean it is not worth considering for other people who may have different priorities. Fair
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
I have been very happy with mailbox.org. I recently signed up for early access to Thundermail, which is the new email service being rolled out by the Thunderbird team. I have no particular need to change except that I like the idea of suppo
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
Thanks! I will check it out then.
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
I have a Raspberry Pi hooked up to my TV and whenever I need to control it from my laptop (getting and interacting with the same screen on my laptop that I see on my TV) I have been using VNC. It is quite slow. Would this work better for th
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
Brexit has been massively divisive, and was the beginning of the train of short-term PMs we've had over the last 10 years. I don't see how another issue like that would (or could) serve as a unifier. There are various factors at p
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by NoboruWataya 1mo ago
It's really only a specific subset of traders that need close to zero latency. Many other finance professionals deal on larger timescales so it's not that big a deal. I am more "finance-adjacent" so I don't use Bloo
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Aurweb v6.5.0 Deployed(lists.archlinux.org)
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
Why use FHRS as the source rather than OSM? OSM isn't perfect either but for my area at least it seems a lot more comprehensive.
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
My Claude account was banned the other day. The only possible cause I can think of is that I tried to authenticate from the AI assistant in a JetBrains IDE and, not thinking, entered the details for my regular subscription rather than an AP
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
One of the great things about hobbies is that you can enjoy them whatever way you want. But honestly is it not more accurate to say that you are now a hobbyist prompter, rather than a hobbyist programmer? I get the "its just a tool&quo
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
> For a program that's minimal it sure takes a long time to start up, the standard C-p and C-n bindings don't work, it doesn't follow the XDG Base Directory Specification and just pollutes my $HOME directory. This drives m
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
The football itself wasn't bad, it was all the other stuff - prices, unfair treatment for Iran, hydration breaks, the whole Balogun thing, the pre-game and half-time shows at the final, Trump photo-bombing the Spanish celebration, etc.
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
> the Celts I'm biased because I am Irish and the Celts are "our" ancient people (though not only ours, of course), but I wish they got more focus in popular culture. Newgrange predates the Egyptian Pyramids by a few hundr
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
My favourite game, and I agree that the new content added by the Tamriel Rebuilt is incredible. It is lacking in multiplayer which I expect is a large part of what makes MUDs special. TES3MP is an attempt at multiplayer Morrowind, and claim
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
Surprisingly, a lot of these recipe websites (even the worst offenders for fluff and ads) have a clean JSON API for getting the recipe directly. I self-host a Mealie instance ( https://docs.mealie.io/ ) which has an "imp
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
Interesting that the TOS contains the justification for the rule. That isn't necessarily something I would expect to see in a TOS and leaves the door open for people to dispute the justification or argue "well that's not rele
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
The legal and regulatory obstacles to starting a business probably don't help but IMO the bigger issue is trying to break into markets that are dominated by massive global players who benefit from economies of scale and access to fundi
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
Interesting (and very helpful!) that they keep a list of good brands. I wonder how they judge that - do they just look at ownership?
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
I think this is unlikely to happen (or at least, be sustained very long) in most games because being a slave to another player doesn't sound very fun. Playing as someone else's vassal (and being deprived of any real chance at vict
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
I had a similar thought, that a game in AoE could really represent a localised skirmish involving people from different empires, rather than an actual simulation of the development of those empires. Which also fits more with the scale of th
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
> London and Berlin are just being honest about it giving you open access to the data A small subset of the data. If all London museums were included (such as the British Museum, for example) there would be a LOT more lines going to Lond
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
"hidden" debts and "opaque" funding I seem to read about every other day.
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
I don't dislike it but I do think it's interesting that a number of minimalist WMs seem to have converged on the idea of code as config. I have used AwesomeWM for years and love its Lua configuration for providing infinite flexibi
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by NoboruWataya 2mo ago
Somewhat similar to Tafl games: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tafl_games Similar in that it is asymmetrical, very old, and we don't quite know what the rules were (though with tafl we have slightly better historic

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