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by SamDc73 1y ago
I had a jailbreaked kindle a while back, but did update it by mistake and couldn't make it work again (didn't try that much honestly) and I switched to boox (which is android based e-reader) I use it with my self-hosted calibre-we
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by SamDc73 1y ago
e2b have a python SDK thats why I would use them when I start a new project, (knowing Cloudflare they probably won't)
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by SamDc73 1y ago
> we're talking about institutions that already have our IDs in some form or another The issue isn’t who already has our IDs, it’s that EUDI introduces new auxiliary information (public keys, signatures, revocation identifiers) that
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by SamDc73 1y ago
For 2) I feel like codex-5 kind of attempted to address this problem, with codex it usually asks a lot of questions and give options before digging in (without me prompting it to). For copy-paste, you made it feel like a low-hanging fruit?
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by SamDc73 1y ago
I mean leaked from the EUDI side. > the EU implementation is better. It's better than the current implementation, sure, but you can never beat zero identifiers
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by SamDc73 1y ago
“Linkability is especially problematic because untrusted entities, such as attribute providers and relying parties acting together, can correlate and link auxiliary information to the same user, thereby breaching privacy and enabling tracki
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Not sure what you mean by "like europe" because in Europe they are trying to implement `European Digital Identity (EUDI)` for age verification, which will make stuff like this even worse ....
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by SamDc73 1y ago
It's funny that it shows the word "PostHog" as a "Possible spelling mistake found." in my browser ...
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by SamDc73 1y ago
to me at this point I only would trust these in this order: Mullvad IVPN ProtonVPN Mullvad is the only one that have RAM-only (diskless) servers. Both Mullvad and IVPN have Monero as a payment method (which is the best for privacy) and bot
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by SamDc73 1y ago
one of my dreams (I know it's technically kind of very hard to pull) is to be able to block them DNS level, the same way I block ads on my router level
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by SamDc73 1y ago
One of the many reasons I love Mullvad (been using it for 4 years now) is their simple pricing—$5/month whether you subscribe monthly, yearly, or even 10 years out. I wanted to give your product a try, but the gap between the 1-month a
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Still not sure if it's 1000 messages or calls though, if messages that's good.
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by SamDc73 1y ago
I think you're better off switching to https://starship.rs I did try to do my whole zsh config/theme from scratch, but it did take some time and lot of small features here and there were no worth the effort (like pytho
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by SamDc73 1y ago
CC have $20 and $100 and a $200 tiers
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by SamDc73 1y ago
The solution is simple: loosen regulation around building, and let people build more! When houses become an investment, that's when you start screwing young people! And it stops being an asset if you just simply build more
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by SamDc73 1y ago
When Claude kind of cut them off, they realized these AI Agentic tools are as good as your model, little to no moat here. And it was a crazy deal to begin with, for reference JetBrains who's building IDEs for 24 years are evaluated at
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Gemini tends to be better at bug hunting, but yes everything else Claude is still superior
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by SamDc73 1y ago
They do have a subscription: it's $22/month, but the whole pricing and instructions is very confusing, it took me 15 min to figure it all out.
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by SamDc73 1y ago
But there were already extensions for that, which is a better approach than Firefox developing a feature only a small subset of people will use1.
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by SamDc73 1y ago
> everything is human-reviewed and open-sourced for community auditing 2 projects worth checking out here: https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap (open-sourced roadmaps, no course content) and also http
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by SamDc73 1y ago
The real question: the 10x, can you mainstream it ? Or is it only 10x better per your preference ? Btw: if the app is available, I would love to take a look!
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Something I was thinking — if Microsoft keeps locking things down for forks (which they sorta are), I wonder if the Void devs would ever pivot to forking other editors like Zed, or if they’re just gonna keep charging headfirst into the wave
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Claude Code is by far the most expensive tool I used so far. I generally use it for fronted stuff since it's wonderful there !
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Aider is to other AI tools what Vim/Neovim is to other IDEs. Super powerful, but with a learning curve most folks don’t want to climb.
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by SamDc73 1y ago
I do prefer AI IDEs since they are easier to use, and most of them have agenetic mode so they automatically add relevant files to the context. But sometimes, when I'm brainstorming ideas, planning a big feature, or thinking about an ar
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by SamDc73 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | San Francisco Bay Area (PST) | Remote Built Natera’s real-time lab monitoring system (cut lookup from 30 → 10 min) and HIPAA-grade QC dashboards across 12 datasets. Won SambaNova “Best AI Implementation” and 2025 Multimoda
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by SamDc73 1y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, SQL, Pandas, Linux, FastAPI Résumé/CV: https://samdc73.com/resume/HusamAlshehadat.pdf Github: https:/&#x
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by SamDc73 2y ago
Location: San Francicsco Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, SQL, Pandas, Linux Résumé/CV: https://samdc73.com/resume/HusamAlshehadat.pdf Github: https://githu
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by SamDc73 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE Technologies: Python, SQL, powerBI, playwright Résumé/CV: samdc73.com Email: contact[at]samdc73[dot]com GitHub: https://github.com/samdc73 Data analyst, 2 years of e
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by SamDc73 2y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area Remote: yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, SQL, powerBI, playwright Résumé/CV: samdc73.com Email: contact[at]samdc73[dot]com Data analyst, 2 years of experience, build

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