VapidLinus

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by VapidLinus 3y ago
!expert only works if you have access to the AI features. Right now, only available to users on the Ultimate plan. General release for all subscribers is end of February.
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by VapidLinus 3y ago
When you experienced a bad result, did you do a direct comparison with the equivalent Google search? I found myself questioning some of Kagi's search results when I first started using it and sometimes thought a search result was of po
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by VapidLinus 3y ago
Kagi does have this feature but as an opt-in per bang. It's called "Allowed Quick Bangs": https://help.kagi.com/kagi/settings/search.html#overview
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by VapidLinus 3y ago
IIRC FastGPT uses web-search to answer questions. Their API (for third-party devs) used to have an option for FastGPT to either allow or disallow web-search but they removed the option that disallowed it. So the API always uses web-search.
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by VapidLinus 3y ago
Are English "Small Web" results included even if I use the "Sweden" search region? I noticed the example result for useyourloaf wasn't included if I switched it to "Sweden" and not sure if this is just an
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by VapidLinus 3y ago
408 in Dashlane :)
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by VapidLinus 3y ago
When I was a kid my mum would only let me use my PC every other weekday because she wanted me to spend less time playing games. I convinced her that on the non-game days she would let me use Game Maker on my PC instead :) So I ended up usin
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by VapidLinus 4y ago
I have the same feelings about VS Code. JetBrains is working on a competitor (Fleet) that is running on the JVM and renders using Skia. But everywhere I keep seeing it get flack for not being web-based...
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by VapidLinus 4y ago
+1 for Authy. I like it because it has cloud sync and has a desktop app available as well.
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by VapidLinus 4y ago
For a free, lightweight video editing with a UI similar to Premiere, I recommend Olive 1.0: https://www.olivevideoeditor.org/ It's small, opens fast, and does a good job.