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by Zuiii 2y ago
I have the remarkable and the main reason I don't use it and use an android tablet (with a normal screen) instead is because of the remarkable's bad software support; can't sync documents and notes securely (e2ee) using stand
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by Zuiii 2y ago
okay, now I'm very interested.
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by Zuiii 2y ago
> when I think the keyword here is easier . Probably far more scalable too. A car only moves when someone is driving it. Correlate this with phone location, if you have it, and you can be pretty certain you got your victim.
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by Zuiii 2y ago
Design over function at microsoft. The new outlook 365 seems to have removed the time component from older entries so even when they show you the date, it won't include the time. If you have 20 emails per day, you'll have to open
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by Zuiii 2y ago
That bot is disgusting. I spent a lot of time and effort to write detailed bug reports only to have this stupid bot spit in my face close them (and yes, some of the bugs are still there till this day). I've learned not to bother submit
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by Zuiii 2y ago
This should have been handled the same way Mozilla handles Firefox. KeepAssXC developers, file for trademark protection and then send a cease and desist to Debian legal. If they want to misrepresent your application to Debian users, they&#x
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by Zuiii 2y ago
> who cares. Oh most of us will definitely care once linux developers start targeting the Ubuntus instead of the Trisquels (like how developers now target "android" instead of AOSP). I mean just look at how Gnome behaves now th
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by Zuiii 2y ago
Can a standard linux distribution be configured as a network slug? I'm sick of companies forcing themselves onto people's private information without their consent.
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by Zuiii 2y ago
At it's growth rate, it'll be just systemd. I'm only half joking unfortunately.
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by Zuiii 2y ago
I'd also add that VPNs require payment so you basically have to trust them not to link your payment details or use impractical payment methods (e.g. mailing cash) and even then, that too can have issues. Tor, in contrast, Just Works an
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by Zuiii 2y ago
I initially read this as there being tracking pixels in the PDF. I'm hate that I have to ask this, but are tracking pixels a thing in the PDF format? (Execluding embedded js, ofc) Can PDFs be crafted such that they would ping remote se
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by Zuiii 2y ago
This news is completely within the country's character and doesn't come as a surprise when you've been following Australian news. Their government can already legally coerce citizens who work for foreign companies into compr
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by Zuiii 2y ago
hell, even local LLMs are better - and I'm talking original mixral-quality here, not the capable models that were released a few days ago. My workflow now for "Google-grade" queries is to query a LLM and then use search to ve
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by Zuiii 2y ago
And yet, two search engines failed under his tenure. Maybe those who can't do should stick to teaching.
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by Zuiii 2y ago
Nothing on llama3 yet: https://academictorrents.com/browse.php?search=llama
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by Zuiii 2y ago
Wait. Isn't it a breaking change to change the underlying model like this? Wouldn't people start running into consistency issues in production? (given ollama appears to be oriented towards backend use)
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by Zuiii 2y ago
Unfortunately, Qt's only interest seems to lay in the squeezing of their old existing customers, an ever-dwindling customer base as embedded socs capable of running web browsers become cheaper and more accessible. They _still_ don&#x27
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by Zuiii 2y ago
This is my primary concern with Kagi. The founder posted comments on hn assuring that they take privacy seriously, and I believe him, but most commercial companies (including the big ones like Microsoft) also claimed to take privacy serious
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Given israel's well-documented history and proclivity to commit genocides against the innocent (ironic given what happened in ww2), why is this time in particular so egregious? I don't get it. Poor AI accuracy is an accepted reali
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> Anything available and this potentially involved in the build should be human readable. That's actually a good principle to adopt overall. We should treat this attack like an air plane accident and adopt new rules that mitigate th
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Bitcoin is and will always be real currency as long as enough people believe it is valuable (i.e. can be used to transfer value), regardless of how much it upsets hn user la64710. Bitcoin is here to stay.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Go and python are my languages of choice but I hear that .net is even better at this.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
1. Open source is a well-defined model and I reasonably expect Databricks to be aware of this due to their use of open source models in their other projects. 2. The stated licensing terms are clearly and decisively not open source. 3. It is
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Photos involve creativity. Photos that don't involve creativity aren't usually considered copyrightable by the courts (hence why all copyright cases I followed include arguments that establish why creativity was a material to crea
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> I don't know that there's a way around that other than compensating them for their time and effort and hope they continue their good work. For me, the go-to solution for this problem is to avoid third-party dependencies as mu
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Truly open-source, available on f-droid, works on everything including low-end android hardware with everything except microsoft (because microsoft). What's not to like.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Aegis can export an encrypted backup file that can be imported on another phone.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
And? I'm sure Right-to-repair has far more costs and that got passed. When you buy something, you own it. If nintendo doesn't want to pay for hosting anymore, the ethical thing would be to dump the server code and the levels so th
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Nintendo, the drm-crazy company that keeps giving its customers more reasons to break their drm to preserve and play what they bought.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
In the sprite of ad-block lists, I suggest we create an open list of all known companies that people can easily add to. Information about these shady-ass orgs should be divorced from enforcement against them.

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