aniviacat

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by aniviacat 5d ago
I didn't check every linked case, but just the first one is about the left allowing merely 20% fewer buildings than what the organization asked for. That doesn't seem too unusual, considering the organization probably asks for as
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by aniviacat 5d ago
Why would it be stopped by the courts? The constitution explicitly allows expropriation for the public good. It also explicitly says the compensation amount shall account for the interests of the public. (GG Article 14 Point 3)
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by aniviacat 8d ago
Cloudflare Tunnels has been a free service of Cloudflare for quite a while now. What's new is being able to use them without needing an account.
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by aniviacat 12d ago
> I see a lot of HN users up in arms on the front page thread about LG TVs having VPN SDKs within them etc. And then five minutes later they will go back to their frontier LLMs to print their pay cheque. Fucking hypocrites of the highest
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by aniviacat 12d ago
The difference matters, as it means that AVIF's "progressive decoding" serves no technical benefit and is only a minor ergonomic benefit: On a website, you could achieve the same effect simply by layering two <img> elem
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by aniviacat 12d ago
> Progressive rendering (which AVIF supports) decodes a low-fidelity rendition before the full image arrives. AVIF didn't support progressive rendering for a while, and during that time I believe it was deeply oversold. Now that lib
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by aniviacat 14d ago
I don't think that fully captures the situation. My mother plants tomatoes in her garden. She invests a lot of work into them, only to get a few tomatoes a year. Clearly it is not an economic effort; clearly she is doing it out of pass
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by aniviacat 15d ago
The files (even the go.mod) contain references to "yourusername". You can be certain this project's LLM use was not highly reviewed and controlled.
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by aniviacat 16d ago
Writing out all these names made me realize just how poor the naming schemes of many companies' earbuds are.
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by aniviacat 16d ago
I'm sure Apple comes out ahead. Still, it seems like a good deal. Other high-end earbuds (such as the Sony WF-1000XM6, the Technics EAH-AZ100, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2. Gen) easily cost over $200. Whether the AirPods 5 actually ma
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by aniviacat 18d ago
tl;dr: - GrapheneOS is only supported on Motorola's flagship devices, which the author deems too expensive - Motorola historically has made unlocking the bootloader difficult, and GrapheneOS has not yet confirmed that this will become
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by aniviacat 20d ago
> We have borders and protected areas, and it is reasonable to make restrictions on other people based on those borders. I agree. However, in the prior comment you made a much stronger statement, implying that a principled person must, i
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by aniviacat 22d ago
On the ScreenSpot-Pro benchmark, all effort levels achieve roughly the same score. I wonder if that is just a limitation of the benchmark, or if the effort levels actually do not make a difference for purely visual tasks. > ScreenSpot-Pr
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by aniviacat 22d ago
This benchmark gives the same intelligence score for GPT-6 Astra (max), GPT-5.6 Sol (max), and Grok 4.6 (high)? That seems very wrong to me, unless I'm misinterpreting the visualizations.
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by aniviacat 24d ago
Yeah, just updated my apps without an account.
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by aniviacat 24d ago
Curious how similar the outputs of xhigh and max are, in particular the clouds.
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by aniviacat 25d ago
For me, the issue also only occurs sometimes. Usually I can download apps like normal.
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by aniviacat 25d ago
Softer, thinner, just as small. https://512pixels.net/2026/08/new-polishing-cloth-review/
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by aniviacat 27d ago
Aren't vague terms that need to be interpreted to mean what the writers intended very normal in the legal world?
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by aniviacat 28d ago
> understand that a border is the same concept be it for a home, for a community, for a city, or for a nation People from other cities may enter my city, but people from other homes may not enter my home. These concepts are not the same,
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by aniviacat 28d ago
There is a lot of space in my country that is not actively used as living space. On the other hand, 100% of the space in my home is actively used as living space. Comparing a country and a home is a poor comparison.
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by aniviacat 28d ago
If the EU was totalitarian, it would have passed the first time. But alas, it never did.
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The Linux Kernel Is Approaching 2k CVEs per Release(phoronix.com)
3 points by aniviacat 29d ago|0 comments
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by aniviacat 29d ago
It really is that simple. You really should not blame it on YAML that if you put a random hash value in a field that it may be a number. Like, duh. If you want a string, use quotes.
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by aniviacat 1mo ago
1blu.de offers 8GB memory and 120GB storage for 9€ a month. Also traffic is unlimited and free. (However it's hosted only in Germany and does not have an API. Also, its SLA only guarantees 99% uptime.)
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by aniviacat 1mo ago
Maybe "your" at the beginning of a title should be replaced by "my" instead of getting stripped. That would preserve the non-clickbait meaning of all such titles I can spontaneously think of.
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by aniviacat 1mo ago
Isn't that the point of Google Play Services? To keep their proprietary code separate, in a super-app that doesn't obey the GPL?
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by aniviacat 2mo ago
Partly they're just exposing existing features. Containers were part of the browser already, the UI just didn't show them by default. I'm still waiting for them to add a UI option to enable the `privacy.resistFingerprinting`
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by aniviacat 2mo ago
I think that's a bad move. I've recently started to move my repos to Codeberg, and fortunately none of them fall under this ban. But in the future, I will at some point experiment more with vibe coding projects. Apparently I'
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by aniviacat 2mo ago
I checked out this app a while ago and it seems quite interesting. However I'm somewhat concerned about routing all my traffic through an app whose trustworthiness I cannot confirm.

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