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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Another alternative is listenbrainz [0], which is also self-hostable [1]. A smaller, lightweight, single user selfhostable alternative, and more about just the stats is Koito [2], and finally because obviously you want to scrobble everywher
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Same here, even for smaller LANs people sometimes sat games out, sometimes watching, sometimes doing something else.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Our biggest LAN was at our School’s gym (we had 2 or 3 smaller ones before that inside the normal building, and of course a few even smaller private ones) in 2004, I think we had ~80 people playing over 2 days, the more normal ones going ho
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
That sounds like some kind of weird google interface issue. Maybe try using IMAP or POP or whatever standard they still deign to support.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
When I actually use a service, it's more work to resubscribe. But money is also tight enough for me that I'm on top of my subscriptions and don't have any I don't need (and when I'm unsure, I set reminders to cancel
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
I don't like it either, though I have less of a visceral reaction ;)
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
I’d assume that with such a level of required inspection, you also have quite some security requirements. I’d say at that level nothing works as well as GrapheneOS (though you have to either delay security updates or accept temporarily clos
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Vue supports JSX, though to be fair, it’s not idiomatic and hence never shows up in any docs.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
I’m looking forward to it. I never stopped using Google Maps because no alternative was as ubiquitously useful (OSM is better in certain areas, but it’s hard to say when, which eventually resulted in me switching back to GM full time).
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
> if anybody cares for an anonymous HN endorsement tbf, those are common in every Kagi or Search Engine in general article on HN ;) - A happy user since the beta days before you even had to pay.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
My impression from the selfhosted sub is that most people looking to replace spotify are not into albums, and want a lot of popular music not available on BC.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Fwiw, the (mostly) closed source jetbrains IDEs support multiple models with their coding agents, byok, and using different agents like Claude Code via ACP
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
The thing is, those are human-used words. Overused by AI, but very much not exclusive. Especially the way they were used here felt very different from slop as they made perfect sense.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Any chance to get a high resolution photo of the sketchbook version? Would love to also have a look at that :)
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Oh, that is nice, I'll have a look at that when I'm back home.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
I have had frequent enough issues with it silently blocking some things with no ui exposure of those blocks. Been a while now, but I think it was stuff like webrtc and other more "arcane" features.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
I use FF and uBO (which has always worked better on FF than on the adtech browser), but I'd love uMatrix back. The interface of uBO is a typical mobile friendly simplification. As the article says, uBO can do everything if you are will
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
> How much of our opinions are driven by context I’d say for art, a lot? There’s a ton of art that a halfway decent painter could do now, the art of it was being the one to do it originally. At least that’s how I, as an absolute philis
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
FWIW, GrapheneOS supports disabling internet access for apps.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
It’s rather unlikely that the translation in one direction is great, but lacking in the other, while also being just good enough (compared to before) that my close-to-native English skill misses it, while the old google translate somehow ma
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Haven’t used google translate in a long time, mostly because of quality issues before LLMs. Deepl was leading for a while, nowadays I’m very happy with Kagi translate.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
I often (ish) translate between English and German, two languages I speak very well. The quality of translation is amazing and far better than what old systems did. Maybe it depends on topics or length, for me it's usually 1-2 paragrap
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
IME the comments are not useful though. I'm not the biggest fan of AI code, but the codes still way higher quality than the "this is what this does" comments
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
There are a few non whites in SA, who wouldn't be quite welcome. But I guess that's just *muh racism*
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
People also always bring up the "fake XY problem" thing on SO as a sign of toxicity or whatever, but I’ve had many, many results where it was a XY problem, and the actual problem Y was solved, yet I landed there searching for a so
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
We recently had two cases in Germany of farmers giving away hundreds of tons of potatoes, as they'd have been destroyed otherwise. In one case they were paid for, but the store didn't want them anymore, in the other case it was ov
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Back when I created them (high school), I enjoyed it, because it was about making an appealing presentation about the data we researched.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
Opposite for me, I've seen a16z tons of time on HN, and also the domain where sometimes, but the full name would have meant nothing to me.
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
This is already the case and has been so for a long time. But it's a trade off between longevity and capacity
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by Semaphor 5mo ago
It sounds brazen and incredibly entitled. The LLM response seems fitting for a vibe coded project with a vibe brain author.

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