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by accrual 1y ago
This should disable the start menu web search on Windows 11. It's one of the first .reg tweaks I apply to a new system: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer
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by accrual 1y ago
Thanks! My .tmux.conf is kinda old, I created it before it was in the base OpenBSD sets. Might need some updates like '#h'. :)
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I hope one day Curiosity will be an exhibit in one of the first Martian exploration museums established on the red planet. The rover can stand proudly in warm, cozy structure after decades of research on the brutal surface.
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> having uniform multiplexing of shell windows between local and remote environments is super useful for muscle memory. Yep, this is why I use the same .tmux.conf on my servers and my local machines. I don't have to care about my te
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It may have happened automatically at submission time. Otherwise, my best guess is that it appeared like an editorialized title. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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> I would be interested to also hear from folks using tmux as a process manager / dashboard for server-type environments Sure! I use tmux on most of my OpenBSD systems and copy the same .tmux.conf file around, but rarely tweak it ot
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by accrual 1y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. A little off-topic but I'd like to start hosting some personal content, guides/tutorials, etc. Do you still see authentic human traffic on your domains, is it easy to discern? I feel like I miss
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by accrual 1y ago
Right, only the B650E chipset has official PCIe 5.0 support. The B650 may support it, but not officially. This was the root of the article in my opinion: > The issue may have emerged from the fact that PCIe 5.0 was enabled by default,
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by accrual 1y ago
Update 2: I've been using the new Ollama desktop UI on Windows for a couple days now (released 4 days ago). - I still appreciate the simplicity to the point where I use it more the Open WebUI - no logins, no settings, just chat - I wis
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by accrual 1y ago
Thanks! I'll give it a try!
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by accrual 1y ago
I agree. It's not mental illness to make a mistake like this when one doesn't know any better - if anything, it points to gaps in education and that responsibility could fall on either side of the fence.
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by accrual 1y ago
Yeah, I don't like this inclusion of "mental illness" either. It's like saying "you fell for it and I didn't, therefore, you are faulty and need treatment".
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by accrual 1y ago
Right. If we define "original" as having no prior influence before creating a work, then it applies neither to humans nor AI. Not to claim this is a perfect watertight definition, but what if we define it like this: * Original = c
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by accrual 1y ago
Yeah, hidden context is starting to become an issue for me as well. I tried using my corp account to chat with Copilot the other day and it casually dropped my manager and director's names in the chat as an email example. I asked how i
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by accrual 1y ago
Love bombing can apply in individual, non-group settings too. If you ever come across a person who seems very into you right after meeting, giving gifts, going out of their way, etc. it's possibly love bombing. Once you're hooke
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by accrual 1y ago
What do you like to use the UniFi controller container for? I've tried hosting the same container before but it never seemed to properly "marry" to my UniFi AP, or it would forget the AP the next day, etc. For now I just use
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by accrual 1y ago
This is cool but man, it feels like we're pushing more and more complexity into the browser to build webpages that work like desktop apps. Just reading "Chrome Speculation Rules API" makes my skin crawl a bit. We already have
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by accrual 1y ago
Small update: thinking models also work well. I like that it shows the thinking stream in a fainter style while it generates, then hides it to show the final output when it's ready. The thinking output is still available with a click.
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I gave the Ollama UI a try on Windows after using the CLI service for a while. - I like the simplicity. This would be perfect for setting up a non-technical friend or family member with a local LLM with just a couple clicks - Multimodal and
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by accrual 1y ago
Very impressive model! The SVG pelican designed by GLM 4.5 in Simon's adjacent article is the most accurate I've seen yet.
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by accrual 1y ago
That sounds like a nightmare to untangle. On the other hand, it would be very satisfying to go from the original pricelists to a new, cleaned format!
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by accrual 1y ago
Totally agree. I rarely need to adjust my pf.conf but it's a joy when I do. The syntax is easy to read and I can easily get up to speed on my rules just by paging through the file. FWIW I have the previous edition of the Book of PF on
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by accrual 1y ago
I don't know this for certain, but I imagine there's some kind of kv store between queries and AI overviews. Maybe they could update certain overviews or redo them with a better model.
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by accrual 1y ago
I made a checklist to migrate storage from one host to another recently. Like TFA mentions, it ended up being incomplete with some key details missing. But I filled in the gaps as I went and saved the checklist for next time.
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by accrual 1y ago
Wow. We really have it good considering most trees don't fire projectiles at us.
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In the distant future: $ ./myapp.xlsx --port 8080 My App listening on port 8080 Loaded 1337 rows
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I still love using tables in 2025 for webapps designed to run on old browsers. It's easy to render data into them (it's just headers, rows, columns) and they automatically have a cool, functional look (IMO).
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I remember reading about someone using AI to turn a simple summary like "task XYZ completed with updates ABC" into a few paragraphs of email. The recipient then fed the reply into their AI to summarize it back into the original
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by accrual 1y ago
Maybe even a post-processing step that replaces all spaces with a suitable Unicode character to act as a watermark. There are more sophisticated ways to watermark text that aren't as easily thwarted with a search/replace, but it m
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It would raise the barrier to entry, I suppose. I agree with GP that at some point in the future, real human output will become more rare and more valuable. And pure "human made" content (movies, music, books, blog posts, comments

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