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by alberth 1y ago
I guess Dunkin’ deleting “Donuts” from its name 7-years ago, isn’t catching on. https://www.npr.org/2018/09/26/651905960/dunkin-deletes-donu...
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by alberth 1y ago
How does this differ from a kids digital camera that costs only 1/10th the cost. Not trolling. Genuinely don’t understand. https://www.amazon.com/Camera-Digital-Toddler-Christmas-Birt...
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by alberth 1y ago
Am I interrupting the data correctly in that, if you’re running on NVMe - it’s just so fast, that it doesn’t make a difference what mode you pick.
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by alberth 1y ago
Would you consider old school coin operated arcades as something that should be banned? Just curious.
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by alberth 1y ago
I don’t think JMAP Calendar spec has been ratified yet. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-jmap-calendars/ And Contacts was only 10-months ago. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9610.
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by alberth 1y ago
amazing, thanks!
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by alberth 1y ago
Or Dokku, Dokploy or CapRover Would be great to have a comparison on the main page of Disco
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by alberth 1y ago
Very cool. Would be interesting to hear why this over a general purpose text-based browser like Lynx. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser)
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by alberth 1y ago
But we all know the power of defaults. And by default, it will screen read & train from that data - no?
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by alberth 1y ago
Just to confirm my understanding— Atlas can screen-read anything visible on my screen, right? So if I log into my online banking, it could capture my transaction details and balance from that page … and potentially use or train on that data
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by alberth 1y ago
Very cool. Can you provide clarity on is a commercial license is needed. The license appears to be MIT but the yaak.app website gives the impression a license is required, even stating as such in FAQ.
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by alberth 1y ago
Odd that OLTP wasn’t mentioned in the article. Postgres an an OLTP databases, which are designed for write heavy workloads. While that being said, I agree most people have read-heavy needs.
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by alberth 1y ago
Why doesn't Anthropic needs similar levels of capital (or do they)?
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by alberth 1y ago
That's were my analogy isn't perfect. There's different tiers of restaurants. There's the luxury premium restaurants (Michelin star rated, like AWS), but there is also local dinners that arguably have phenomenal food too
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by alberth 1y ago
There's a value curve for infrastructure, I'll use an analogy... Low Cost High Cost ============================================================== FARM WHOLESALER GROCERY
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by alberth 1y ago
I ironically use the author light theme. https://github.com/tonsky/vscode-theme-alabaster Seems to break all his rules from the blog post.
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by alberth 1y ago
It just felt like momentum slowed and/or there was less PR about Elixir/Phoenix. But I could be completely wrong (or have the wrong perception). Note: not at all suggesting hardwork/progress isn't being made.
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by alberth 1y ago
After Elixir announcing being "feature complete" a few years ago, and then Phoenix going down the LiveView path for quite sometime ... I feel like the Phoenix/Elixir stack became less exciting to me. Hope to be wrong though
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by alberth 1y ago
> As a work of the United States Government, this project is in the public domain within the United States . What does it mean for the license to say "within the US"? Does this mean this software cannot be used outside the US?
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by alberth 1y ago
My guess is that the lower-tier storage iPad Pro's are getting the "defective" MacBook Pro chips.
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by alberth 1y ago
Did TSMC 2nm slip to next year, or was it always planned to be 2026?
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by alberth 1y ago
Apple is binning the iPad Pro chips: Storage CPU ≤ 512GB 3 P-cores (and 6 E-cores) 1TB+ 4 P-cores (and 6 E-cores) https://www.apple.com/ipad-pro/specs/
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by alberth 1y ago
I'm be curious to know the breakdown of Pro vs Air vs Base iPad sales. Because I have to imagine very few people buy the iPad Pro (and for those who do, what use case are they buying it for).
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by alberth 1y ago
Vision Pro went from M2 to M5, that's quite a jump in horse-power.
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by alberth 1y ago
Would you mind elaborating, for those of us uninformed.
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by alberth 1y ago
Unsolicited suggestion: since some people are asking "what is this". Maybe buy a new domain name like below (and direct to your existing from this new url). EasyLearnSQL.com TrySQLonline.com LearnOnlineSQL.com All of th
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by alberth 1y ago
Devils advocate: when Google launched it was just a blank form field. Similar to ChatGPT. But those who knew what it is, their usage is huge.
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by alberth 1y ago
It’s possible you’re not the target audience?
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by alberth 1y ago
This isn’t a “ghostty” post. This is a post by a hugely respected developer (due to his past & current accomplishments), writing about his experiences in how to best leverage an AI coding assistant.
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by alberth 1y ago
QuickTime use to have a wheel as a volume control. It’s was a pain to use and they later dropped it for a slider. http://hallofshame.gp.co.at/qtime.htm

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