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by Redster 11mo ago
Based on https://v2.tauri.app/concept/architecture/ , it seems that Tauri uses native webviews, which allows Tauri apps to be much smaller and less of a memory hog than a tool which uses Electron and runs a whole b
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by Redster 11mo ago
Yeah, that would be hard. It sounds more like instead of learning a lesson about following too closely, he decided to turn the mix of anger or fear onto you. Hopefully, with time removed from the situation, he will realize that he should n
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by Redster 11mo ago
This is helpful. Thank you.
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by Redster 11mo ago
Upvoted your comment. I totally agree. I'm trying to ask something slightly different, I think. If I'm trying to have ultimate anonymity, I know that I can do things that actually expose myself. I don't want to be a giant bea
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by Redster 11mo ago
Ok, I thought both used a tor network, but I'll do some research. I really know very little about this.
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by Redster 11mo ago
I've never torrented anything and have been wary that doing anything with the Tor project on my not-so-private computer just sends up a beacon asking me to be investigated. I don't do anything illegal or plan to, but being invest
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by Redster 11mo ago
I realize this is not evenly distributed across all hardware and distros, but I really think we're here for a lot of use cases.
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by Redster 1y ago
Now Claude code can easily create/enter a sandbox with a slash command (as of version 2.0.24). This is very cool! Before, you had to either use the Claude Code in the web app for a sandbox, or set up your own (yes, you could do this wi
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by Redster 1y ago
It does seem like the main new thing is that, like ChatGPT, Claude will now occasionally decide for itself to "add" new memories based on the conversation. This did not (and I think does not) apply to Claude Code memories.
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by Redster 1y ago
Here's the link talking about the sandbox environment and features they're using for this Claude Code. https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-sandboxing
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by Redster 1y ago
I bounced right over it as I was skimming. Thanks!
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by Redster 1y ago
From the README at the provided link: "Analog Devices suggests cable-length of up to 15 meters, while Behringer allows longer cables."
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by Redster 1y ago
I would be interested to see the flip side. For weakly affiliated Republicans, what is the effect, if any? Obviously, 136 is a very small sample size, so I won't be updating one way or another based on this.
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by Redster 1y ago
It seems like it's franken-Ubuntu, if https://zorin.com/os/details/ is to be believed.
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by Redster 1y ago
There are many misleading buttons on the homepage. From the first button that says "Explore Marketplaces", but takes you to a very odd set of cards that are instructions for how to set up plugins with images of random plugins or
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by Redster 1y ago
Also, I have found for tweaking and customizing my own Linux machine, tools like Claude Code allowed me to be much more adventurous and fast at making my machine exactly how I want it to be. I don't bork my machine because I have my m
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by Redster 1y ago
I know that there are enterprises and individuals who need Windows. I also know that I had been on Windows my whole computing life and made the switch late in 2023 and there's never been a better time to switch to Linux. I could have
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by Redster 1y ago
Thank you for including the tokens needed for each test. It looks to me that the concisest way of representing each of these tables was a CSV and then a standard markdown table. The amount of tokens appears to be 1/2 or 1/3 of th
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by Redster 1y ago
That's a fair point. I feel like he's more than a blogger and am not sure the best term!
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by Redster 1y ago
Simonw is a cheerful and straightforward AI journalist who likes to show and not just tell. He has done a good job aggregating and documenting the progress of LLM tools and models. As I understand it, OpenAI and Anthropic have both wisely
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by Redster 1y ago
Correct. And broke is also one syllable. Hence "validator's broke".
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by Redster 1y ago
a haiku once writ needs validation surely validator's broke Line 1 - 5 / 5 a(1) haiku(2) once(1) writ(1) Line 2 - 8 / 7 needs(1) validation(4) surely(3) Line 3 - 6 / 5 validator&#x27
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by Redster 1y ago
We're not too far away from a smaller LLM that could be run locally that could do this, which would make it more privacy friendly. The plugging into my email seems like a great way to begin or complete a lethal trifecta and I don&#x27
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by Redster 1y ago
Humbly, have you used excavators of varying sizes on uneven ground? I have and would suggest it's more important than you might think. But if you've operated them, you might know better than I. Also, teleoperation is likely to pr
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by Redster 1y ago
Since switching to Linux in 2023, Text Extractor is actually the thing I miss most. Text Extractor was a joy to use. While I have found equivalents for most of the PowerToys on Linux, the PowerToys did a great job and it was one of my fav
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by Redster 1y ago
Obviously, pre-deciding might not need an app, but with the other aspects of a good focus plan, are there good apps/plans/programs that you recommend to help with focusing and positive feedback and building focus muscle?
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by Redster 1y ago
I know this won't work for some and is no replacement for a good git plugin, but have you tried using an Obsidian terminal plugin to manage git and the git repos yourself?
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by Redster 1y ago
Or Axolotl and the Hellbenders!
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by Redster 1y ago
https://github.com/foambubble/foam
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by Redster 2y ago
I can't decide.

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