RadiozRadioz

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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
We're lucky these things didn't exist before the introduction of the iPad, otherwise parenting would have been completely impossible and there wouldn't be any humans
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
The leaves are actually a big deal because they get crushed into a slippery film that stops the wheels making good friction with the rails. Occasionally you will see specialised debris-removal vehicles moving along the tracks and spraying t
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
So it's not a search engine, it's a frontend for a search engine.
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
I bet they're "built from the ground up for AI"
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
That's a deficiency with this particular implementation, not an inherent disadvantage to the method
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Interesting. I recommend picking up a new domain name, they're cheap and the AI thing might confuse people or make them skeptical (it has for at least one person)
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
How does this work technically? I am unable to go to their website because: > "This application requires passkey with PRF extension support for secure encryption key storage. Your browser or device doesn't support these advance
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Why are you using the .ai TLD? This doesn't look like it has anything to do with AI.
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Thanks for this comment, you've said exactly what I've been thinking. I'm definitely in the sect of people who have "detach from big centralised tech, be self hostable & interoperable" as the main priority, with
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
They're bedazzled by a little bit of marketing flair. Generally I find production-ready images have more synergy and tend to be web-scale. Often they're built from the ground up for AI & are blazing fast, at scale, and empower
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
> Since 2025-04-25, terranix has had two maintainers I see our difference in perspective. My organisation has over 100k people. A release manager's job is not just to sit around reading text files. They can fly to customer sites to
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
For texting I recommend using a mobile phone or desktop instant messaging program. While it's not the case with all of them, graphics editing tools tend to have texting utilities as a second-class citizen at best
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Ah, you are implying that most engineers are bad, I see. In that case I agree too
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Bad, short-sighted engineers will do that. An engineer who is not acting solely in the best interests of the wider organisation is a bad one. I would not want to work with a colleague who was so detached from reality that they wouldn't
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
I would say that not all art is good art. This strikes me as a big stack of Jenga blocks.
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Neat hack, but it's free until it isn't. I worry about building things that rely solely on the good graces of Microsoft. Recent Actions news can support that skepticism. Good that you've positioned it for prototypes.
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
I like your idea of an additional human summary, that does definitely help. > That’s funny, because I find the lack of automation to be the lazy choice. Automation is cheap these days. Many automations make things that exceed human abili
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
While more automation certainly is useful, I find that auto-generating changelogs in this manner has a number of problems: Auto-genertaed changelogs lack business-aware context about what is important. You get a big list of new features, bu
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
I'm really struggling to find any concrete information about what this vulnerability actually is. Does anyone know where to look for a good summary?
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
“why not just use jj?” The most common reason is that the git user has no idea it exists. I am in this bucket alongside 99% of git users. There are an assortment of other potential reasons: - It is a new tool that hasn't been battle te
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
If you're the one building the image, rebuild with newer versions of constituent software and re-create. If you're pulling the image from a public repository (or use a dynamic tag), bump the version number you're pulling and
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
I don't think anybody except you, me, and other geeks on forums like this, care about SD cards. I wish it were different.
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
To take a slightly cynical view, but a view I honestly believe in, on the want to switch to JSON: XML looks old, most programmers have shallow opinions and chase new things. It's not parsing performance, computers are plenty fast for t
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
"not as solid" - please explain.
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
This article has barely any substance at all and its claim is unsubstantiated. Honestly, I'd hazard to even call it an article; it is four sentences and a fragment.
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by RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
Ah wonderful, I was going to make this tool and I'm delighted that somebody has done it for me.
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by RadiozRadioz 1y ago
It's always interesting to hear stories from third world countries, it's good to be mindful about how different their lifestyles are to ours. Having lived in Europe my whole life, I couldn't imagine this scenario.
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by RadiozRadioz 1y ago
The prerequisite to this is setting up OTEL tracing and having already instrumented everything. Which is not trivial. You can't "just use" it. It's like you get to the middle of a recipe and they say to "just"
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by RadiozRadioz 1y ago
Why would Christmas specifically be a date that would have this effect?
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by RadiozRadioz 1y ago
The first paragraph of the article states > Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or Payment Card Industry (PCI) numbers Yes, these are definitely secrets of high value that must not be leaked. These can sink a company due to litigat

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