alberth

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   by alberth 1y ago

   > I get about 6 hours of mixed use from my Framework 13, so whenever I suspect that might be a problem, I bring a small 20K mAh Anker battery in the bag, and now I have double the capacity. That power bank is 1.2lbs, and the laptop is
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   by alberth 1y ago

   Maybe dumb luck but I keep getting exactly the same “75” score - for each business idea I type in. Like the idea though.
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   by alberth 1y ago

   … and neither Hey nor Basecamp (both from 37Signals) use that layout style anymore. https://www.hey.com/pricing/ https://basecamp.com/pricing
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   by alberth 1y ago

   That’s worrying given how far behind its perceived the CoreAI products are relative to competitors.
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   by alberth 1y ago

   OT: my 14-year old nephew would like to use Claude Code. How do they signup for an account given they don’t have a cellphone? (Sure, I could let them use my credentials but that isn’t really legit/fair use.)
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   by alberth 1y ago

   Physical Size: Framework: 4.5L (~5.5x larger than Mac Mini) Mac Mini: 0.8L That’s a lot of extra cooling capacity, and sizably larger space it’s taking up.
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   by alberth 1y ago

   Don’t forgot the cost of … > “(And that also includes hosting, egress, power, etc).
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   by alberth 1y ago

   While not this exact server, from Hetzner, you can get an 80-core Ampere for just ~$200 per month. (And that also includes hosting, egress, power, etc). https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/rx170/
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   by alberth 1y ago

   So odd they just skipped over Max in their history timeline. 4 consecutive world championships. Most wins in single season ever in history. Though no one probably got to the end due to the horrible UI of that page.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    I imagine Apple has 20 billion reasons annually why not to enhance adblocking.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Saying ~140k photos per second would have been a more understanding stat if only the article framed it that way.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Email-based workflow, does have a few benefits like mitigation from this issue.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Isn’t Zen fab’ed on nodes sizes Apple used 2-3 years ago (since Apple pays for exclusive rights to TSMC for latest & greatest node sizes).
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Unsolicited feedback, can the IRC screenshots have more contrast (and also not show such a vibrant distracting background). The combination of those two make it difficult to even see what you’ve made.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Is this really De Beers’ own doing? Think about it like a supermarket—at scale, it’s not practical for grocery stores to source fruits and vegetables from the wild (like natural diamonds). Wasn’t it inevitable that “farm-grown” produce (lab
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    by alberth 1y ago

    I don’t think that’s entirely accurate. Isn’t the Board supposed to act in the best interest of the shareholders? And if one person holds a majority of shares, wouldn’t that mean the Board is effectively acting based on that individual’s di
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Any recommended alternative?
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    by alberth 1y ago

    > Had Yahoo increased its offer by just $100 million, Facebook’s board would have forced Zuckerberg to take it. Is that true? Zuck still controls 57% of all voting shares and that’s today, yearly 20-years later. How could the Board for
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    by alberth 1y ago

    While an interesting read, the title is a bit misleading since I didn’t see any actual “test results” in the post.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Text-Box I’m probably missing the obvious but how is font-size-adjust different from text-box-trim. https://github.com/jantimon/text-box-trim-examples
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    by alberth 1y ago

    A lot of people misunderstand why companies outsource to Asia. It’s not just about cost—it’s actually more so about manufacturing expertise. Asia has a massive pool of highly skilled manufacturing talent, and that kind of deep expertise is
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    by alberth 1y ago

    I know this can be a touchy subject, but honestly, it shouldn’t be surprising. It’s just basic thermodynamics. The energy (calories) you take in has to go somewhere. Some of it gets used for daily activity, but if you take in more than you
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Does anyone know which terminal is being used in the screencast? I'm asking because I noticed slight pixel misalignments in some of the videos. For example, in the File Explorer demo, the window border isn't a solid outline—it has
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    by alberth 1y ago

    The ghost icon confused me at first, given ghostty use of a similar icon. https://ghostty.org/
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Lawrence Journal World birthed Django, and now runs on Wordpress. https://www2.ljworld.com/news/2018/jun/26/redesign-ljworld/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Journal-Worl
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    by alberth 1y ago

    > the story of tech companies across nearly every industry I don’t think this is limited to tech companies. Most industries are controlled by a few companies in those sectors. Such as Steel, railwood, pharma, grocery, etc.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Especially given that it's hosted on AWS. (Reminds me of Heroku back in the day as being another "hosting" sold & layered on top of AWS)
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    by alberth 1y ago

    Thanks for confirming that less than 100% = “not everyone”.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    That might be true for middle & upper class, in a developed country. Not everyone though is that fortunate.
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    by alberth 1y ago

    I didn’t realize Oban didn’t use Mnesia (Erlang built-in).