allthetime

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by allthetime 7d ago
What ssh features? You can have a hundred devices connected for free and they can all just ssh to each other directly
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by allthetime 7d ago
I use public dns routed to private Tailscale ips for all my home services. If i want to expose something for friends who don’t use Tailscale I connect a cloudflare tunnel… it’s pretty much a couple clicks and typing in a subdomain name once
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by allthetime 10d ago
it seems like all the tech-fascists just read snowcrash and settled on that.
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by allthetime 10d ago
I have three apps on the Play Store, they all take a couple hours to pass review and their auto-testing/review systems often catch little bugs I didn't almost immediately. Getting a new app on the store is a bit cumbersome, but it
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by allthetime 12d ago
Until the hardware is ubiquitous it will remain so. But low profile AR/VR glasses that actually look exactly like normal glasses or goggles could bring it back from the dead
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by allthetime 12d ago
Maybe selection bias from where you live. I live next to endless world class hiking / trail running and everyone I see in hokas is using them. They are also wildly supportive and absolutely suitable for wear as a non athlete who walks
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by allthetime 12d ago
It didn’t run itself, you did. It is well known that LLMs and agents based on them can execute random commands and behaviour undesired by the operator. When you click go, you know that, you did that.
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by allthetime 12d ago
Been contributing for years. I do lots of long bicycle tours through foreign countries into under-travelled places where map updates aren’t prioritized. My most significant edits are almost entirely due to land slides taking out roads that
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by allthetime 12d ago
The models were deployed by responsible humans in such a way that they were capable of performing this hack. It’s not that deep
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by allthetime 12d ago
Too bad you didn’t wait until this year, and tell Claude to write the file first. It probably would have been acquired by openAI for 100 million dollars
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by allthetime 12d ago
As others have pointed out the solution is simple. Hold their owners accountable. High profile hacks used to have incredibly serious consequences for the perpetrators. Now we’re just saying “woopsie”
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by allthetime 12d ago
Allbirds never made serious running shoes. Hoka grew out of the ultra running scene and broadened their offering.. On are European and went hard with their unusual sole design.
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by allthetime 16d ago
When did they? They just make better versions of what already exists
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by allthetime 16d ago
Use a local model to produce thousands of pages worth of fake math that constantly states “I have solved the x conjecture” and methodically pump it into chat over months maybe?
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by allthetime 17d ago
Uh, the rest of the comment is obviously false and sarcastic as well. Dangerous drugs are at an all time high and the epidemic is immediately apparent in downtown streets
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by allthetime 18d ago
Are they not paying themselves?
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by allthetime 22d ago
Something tells me we ain’t seen nothing yet
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by allthetime 23d ago
I resisted at first but now I main antigravity for work. All the software (web, react-native app, client cms platform, postgres backed, multiple ETL systems, a few chat/websocket backends) for my company is loaded into a single project
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by allthetime 23d ago
Lol. Just install a solid modern distro (OpenSUSE, Fedora, Mint, etc.) and use an LLM to help you set it up the way you want. It will take you an hour, then you will have a clean system that is yours, and not whatever this is... Seriously,
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by allthetime 26d ago
I think a lot of us would pay them at this point, if they kept seriously working on the browser.
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by allthetime 26d ago
One man's drugs, knives, and bombs are another mans skateboards and Amiga 500s
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by allthetime 1mo ago
many games work flawlessly on Linux now. enough to make the switch anyways. a lot more than on mac.
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by allthetime 1mo ago
I use the color meter all the time! Didn't know about the view->"as hex" option though, that's very helpful.
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by allthetime 1mo ago
The moat is marketing and good looking UI. They have been spamming Tik Tok et al. relentlessly and every lazy opportunist algorithm exploiter out there knows who they are, what they do, and that they can easily generate enough slop per cost
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by allthetime 1mo ago
both of those things are available for free from others. we can assume all of that is AI-generated rip off code anyways.
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by allthetime 1mo ago
It is rich with information, to the point, and presented in a way that a motivated and competent reader can immediately know something about and be useful with racket. That’s how it was for me anyways; someone who didn’t know anything about
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by allthetime 1mo ago
Custom syntax highlighting / theming to emphasize names vs. qualifiers is very helpful.
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by allthetime 1mo ago
In the case of the kobo, it is firstly a much more open platform than kindle. Secondly, existing projects have made much more performant reader apps than the stock one. Basic kobo (nickel) is a bit slow and can be even slower with a “bad” E
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by allthetime 1mo ago
Try Plato
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by allthetime 1mo ago
The biggest, richest companies in the world are hiring top talent. Who woulda guessed.

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