TranquilMarmot

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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
We already do with Electron
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Surely this is something you can do with simple searches...? Unless you're reaching the level of trying to buy dozens or hundreds of movies. https://xkcd.com/1205/
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
This seems like a very good way for them to get more training data that they're hungry for after ingesting everything from the web.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
I remember custom GPTs also being touted as the "app store moment" for ChatGPT. OpenAI even had big plans to pay creators of custom GPTs, but it seems like that never really materialized. I think people quickly realized that custo
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
> The real competition now isn’t about tabs or engines—it’s about how much of our thinking we’re willing to outsource Man, I am SO tired of seeing "it's not just X—it's Y" everywhere these days
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
> appears like ChatGPT wow, we're really lost the plot haven't we :(
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
I tried it out on macOS and have a 1440p external monitor that the fonts just look horrible on. Looks fine on the laptop's "retina" display but blurry enough every else that it actually gave me a headache after a few hours.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
> I'll probably replace it with a framework at some point in the near future. I kind of did the opposite. I have a first-gen Framework and really enjoy it, but WOW that thing runs scorchingly hot and loud. Too hot to put on your lap
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
https://caddyserver.com/ > The Ultimate Server > makes your sites more secure, more reliable, and more scalable than any other solution. Is this an alternative to nginx or something?
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Yes, some people do not see the light. Ever since starting to rely on prettier + format on save, I can just bang out code and focus more on content than formatting and let it handle everything for me. Speed multiplier.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
I would say it's a success, yes - it was great for quickly scaling up a theoretical product with a small engineering staff (just me lol). Now that the product has matured, we've had to slow down significantly since we have a ton o
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
This is a security patch which is different from the QPR1 release. _Supposedly_ once they partner with an OEM they will get more reliable access which would be nice, but I'm hesitant. I switched my Pixel 8 Pro to Graphene a few months
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Supposedly Graphene is partnering with a major OEM (they say "one of the top 10") to get better hardware support. Even then they're still at the whim of Google, though - the most recent QPR1 update still has not been pushed t
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
We tried this as a bit of an experiment - not quite greenfield but a fork and modification of an existing project. I was a solo dev going brrrr with no code review, using Cursor to make pretty sweeping changes and implement full features. I
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
When I first tried out Prettier back in the 2010s, I was immediately hooked on the idea of using an opinionated formatter. We had constant arguments about formatting, and our many JS codebases were a complete disaster as they had been wor
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
A friend suggested this as well. My desktop has a 2080 which is decent enough for machine learning.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
> do you trust hetzner with your photos? No, it's really a temporary solution. My ideal setup will be having it on a local server w/ encrypted backups to Hetzner (or Backblaze or whatever) but I need to acquire the hardware for
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
I host Immich in Hetzner (VPS w/ attached 1TB storage box) and connect to it using Tailscale which works pretty flawlessly on my phone. It's great, although the VPS is pretty slow and I might move to a home server at some point. I
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
You can import your iCloud photos into Immich. Immich itself is agnostic to the photos and mostly just operates on folders of files. https://github.com/simulot/immich-go is what I used to import ~300gb of photos from
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
My main use of Google Wallet is to pay for the bus where I live, but we do have physical cards that I can also get. I do use it at the store sometimes but I also always have my physical wallet on me, so that's not a big deal.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Ah, got it, the actual app is under "Links" at literally the bottom of the README If anybody responsible for this project is reading: nobody is going to scroll past supporters, roadmap, flow charts, etc to find a single link to
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Ever since the Pixel 2, the Android phones put out by Google have been long lasting. I have a Pixel 2 XL that still works just fine and it's now 8 years old. Doesn't get OS updates but it works.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
7 years of (supposed) support for newer Pixel phones
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Yes, and Pixel 6 is still supported for at least another year. I'm not sure what your point is.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Okay but how do I actually run it? Do I need to self-host it? "A new holistic exploration of music creation inside your browser." So it's a browser app, but not hosted on a website anywhere? I was expecting a link in the GitH
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
TikTok in China is already cut off from the rest of the world. The US is just copying China's homework.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Installing it on a tablet is a good idea. I hesitate to install it on my phone because I'm concerned about a few things I rely on not working (RCS, tap to pay, nearby devices to unlock rental cars)
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
I would assume for advertising/business account. There are things you can only do on the TikTok app that you can't do on the web.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
This is an interesting take on it. I've been using Cursor at work and notice that days where I have it generate all the "easy parts", I end up feeling much more mentally exhausted than if I spend the day writing everything
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
https://proton.me/support/lumo-privacy > Lumo is powered by open-source large language models (LLMs) which have been optimized by Proton to give you the best answer based on the model most capable of dealing with yo

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