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by Terretta 4mo ago
On the plus side in MacOS 27, once it is playing, dragging the playhead makes it grumpy and to fix it you get to quit or go full screen : - Media Playback Known Issues: In apps like TV, Podcasts, and Music, the window controls may becom
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> the estimates It doesn't estimate. It generates tokens that read like estimates associated with the context in its training material. What would you expect the generator to output instead?
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> you have an icon ... simply quit FTA: Uh.. how do I quit this app? The app has no Dock icon and no menubar icon so to quit it you'd need to do one of the following: Launch Activity Monitor, find Music Decoy and press the b
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by Terretta 4mo ago
“TokenStream – Server-sent events (SSE) were added to the HTML5 spec in 2008 but never used until 2025.” I remember chunked transfer encoding shipped in 1997. It's been possible since then to readily and easily stream bytes of text
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Well, according to first paragraph of the section titled "One tarball, served in place": The whole site is a single tar file. zeroserve indexes it on load - building a path -> byte-range map - and then serves files by issuing
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Put one for $10 on Apple App Store and more might impulse buy it. For my part, I need to be very very sure when it's posted through gumroad. I've gotten burned too many times by short term (as in, within months) abandonware throu
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by Terretta 4mo ago
In cyberpunk ad world, after the campaign the whole town is littered with GI tracts.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
For sure. It's why review should be as continuous as anything one wants to improve. Annual review is a relic from the gold watch era.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-policy/pixeling-... A 'pixel' is an unobtrusive (as in, not seen by the user like a banner ad is seen) asset* served on a web page that can cause the user&#x27
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> When we do performance reviews of engineers we take the time to comb over at least some of the PRs the engineer has written. Wait, whoever is reviewing the engineer isn't already familiar through exposure to – if not participati
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Because Greenhouse
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by Terretta 4mo ago
If you compare to their managed service, that estimate is likely 1/10th expectation, depending on codebase. But even this larger number, in turn, can be about 1/10th the cost of a formal engagement to discover the type of findings
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> We are not currently a good fit for highly-regulated industries like gov't or medical, though we are working to meet those requirements. What you just wrote is better than what the FAQ says: "If your organization has high
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by Terretta 4mo ago
As a person with a career in heavily regulated space who would very much like to try a product like this so we stop spending time on it in-house: Hyper doesn't copy your Gmail inbox or Notion workspace onto our servers. We extract the
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Uni grading Brownian-walks around edu trends, but misses the point that improving one's (and humanity's) lot depends on a tiny loop: - doing - failing - discovery>learning - remembering With learning predicated on both failing
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by Terretta 4mo ago
There are a number of clearly LLM written comments flagged dead below. The article itself, so clearly LLM written, is still kicking. To be fair, it's worth wading through the phraseology to understand the perspective of the article&#x
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by Terretta 4mo ago
It's this: https://getnoir.app/ Interestingly, yours is the only site I've ever seen vomit CSS due to this extension. (I've tried many, this is the only extension that never gives an issue and only rarely m
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> So maybe you really are getting something extra when you pay for the Apple one. Teardowns of accessories tend to show that to be true. Any similarly built product tends to cost even more thanks to Apple volume. http://www.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Calling a SQL to streaming database tool Athena is bonkers bad naming. https://aws.amazon.com/athena/
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by Terretta 4mo ago
What does Mermaid text description of an image mean? Descriptions of images that are charts or diagrams to start with?
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by Terretta 4mo ago
`Textile` is a similar language to Markdown, used to weave text across multiple IDEs, programming languages, and CMSs: https://textile-lang.com/ Textile is one of the core markups supported by GitHub and Pandoc: https:&#x2
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by Terretta 5mo ago
This real world usage of LLM's favorite word shows why LLMs pair this word with "what I'm about to say is seriously unreliable". Here, "honest description" means the author didn't make something out to be
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by Terretta 5mo ago
What model behind all this?
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by Terretta 5mo ago
> Is it because you need to change the code? Indeed! It would be difficult to deliberately design a more long-term-TCO-destructive ecosystem. Effectively everything about it is "the one you throw away", and worse, effectively
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by Terretta 5mo ago
Here is some engagement: your project may be hard to engage with unless someone is highly motivated? > "this is because `enough` imposes very few paradigms on your wordflows -- in a world of exponential possibility, most people hav
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by Terretta 5mo ago
> single-request decode speed is now the metric that matters Benched at 96 input tokens , 4000 output tokens.
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by Terretta 5mo ago
On iPad (latest hardware and OS) every page including the home page, all list blocks are a mass of [data-noir...] instead of whatever the blocks of lists are supposed to be. On home page, the problem starts in the three blocks below "W
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by Terretta 5mo ago
Where did you pick that up from?
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by Terretta 5mo ago
> One of the most prominent improvements in Opus 4.8 is its honesty. We train all our models to be honest On the contrary, they appear trained to say "Honestly" or "I have to be transparent with you" at inverse prop
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by Terretta 5mo ago
Claude slop article, and also (speaking as a 20 year IaC vet) the premise is misplaced. Declarative infra with drift observability has been readily available, it's just that cloud devs -- to Claude's point -- have largely written

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