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anotherevan
6mo ago
> People love free. I worry about the longevity of some of these. Are they going to be free with little further development and just languish? If I was a graphics shop, I don't think I'd be jumping off Creative Cloud and re-gea
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My mum's dementia has recently worsened to the point that she cannot figure out how to use the phone to ring people. She just finds it confusing and has caused her a great deal of distress. I ended up installing Big Launcher[1] as an a
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6mo ago
So that means I'm either an exceptional judge of character, or and idiot and don't know it. /s
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6mo ago
In the case of Google Workspace for our company, I'm using Cubebackup[1]. I've been going through the disaster recovery exercises lately, and thinking about what I've been calling "external backups", which are backu
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6mo ago
The Australian sulfur-crested cockatoos are pretty smart. They would teach each other how to open heavy bin lids to raid the garbage. I seem to remember they would even team up to do it. There are studies about how this behaviour spread fro
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6mo ago
My admittedly more puerile thought upon reading that bit was to change to code so it only loads goatse.
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6mo ago
"Why are you travelling with a blank phone?" Detained in a room for twelve hours.
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7mo ago
"Unlock your phone." "No, I don't have to." Detained in a room for twelve hours. "Okay, okay, here's my phone."
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7mo ago
I'm rather partial to MyBatis (and Liquibase) but I might have to give Jooq a try.
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7mo ago
I really like this idea. Gonna need an "Awesome Axe" page that collects agents. One idea I'm thinking of is, after an agent has been in use for a while, and built up and understanding of the task, would be something like, &qu
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7mo ago
True, although I wonder if that was one of the points he is trying to make. In any case, you could go to his Mastodon account listed at the bottom of the article and check out who he is following.
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7mo ago
“For months, callers to the Washington state Department of Licensing who have requested automated service in Spanish have instead heard an AI voice speaking English in a strong Spanish accent.”
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anotherevan
8mo ago
For some reason this reminds me strongly of an old play-by-email game called C++Robots[1]. I loved the idea, but the timeslice limitation[2] I found too annoying. I had youthful dreams of re-implementing something similar that would run on
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8mo ago
> assume I'm an LLM I've noticed a habit of late of people accusing a comment of being LLM generated if they disagree with it. It was getting quite tiresome a few weeks ago but seems to have died down. I suppose it is possible
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8mo ago
How have you been tracking down all the bits and pieces from your operating system that the agent still needs to do what it needs to? I'm working with Java projects and Gradle builds and the list of stuff is getting crazy.
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8mo ago
The biggest hold-back for me is that, here in Australia, Google Wallet (aka Google Pay) is the only way you can do tap credit card payments that I know of. Can't with Paypal. Not with any banking apps that I know of. It's just s
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8mo ago
I'm surprised it's only 90%.
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8mo ago
Hey, at least you didn't pull the reflexive, "this must be AI slop!" comment that seems quite prevalent on HN lately.
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9mo ago
It's also absolute awesome how every person's brain works the same way. It makes it some much more convenient that what works for one person works for every person.
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9mo ago
I think perhaps the author's 35th lesson¹ is that brevity can lose nuance. I interpreted this one to be in the context where having them in your orbit is causing you (or others) harm, and it ain't something you can fix. ¹ Actually
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9mo ago
Is there any way to take a cloned voice model and plug into Android TTS and/or Windows? I have a friend with a paralysed larynx who is often using his phone or a small laptop to type in order to communicate. I know he would love it if
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9mo ago
I think we also need a /dehumanizer skill.
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9mo ago
Part 2: https://00f.net/2026/01/19/xet-intro-2/
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9mo ago
Hyperacusis is a real thing. One of my kidults has it, and yes, they use active noise cancelling ear plugs or over the ear headphones and sometimes the world is still too loud.
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9mo ago
Sidled up next to the guy and said loudly, “Mr Smith? Mr Smith? The mistress is ready for you now!”
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9mo ago
If you are enjoying the coffee, then no, you are not doing it wrong. There are a lot of different recipes for how to brew coffee in an Aeropress.
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9mo ago
I have two Aeropresses so I can make two cups at once for the two coffee drinkers in the house. I recently got a second shelf rack[1] so they can hang side by side instead of needing to put a plunger in the tube when one is hanging behind.
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9mo ago
drawl “G’day mate.”
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9mo ago
You've pretty much said what I was going to say. I think John was absolutely inspired in coming up with Markdown, but was a terrible steward. Or perhaps I should say he was unwilling to steward it. My impression was he pretty much thre
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9mo ago
> there is a Drupal 7 site that I need to migrate to something You may be interested in Backdrop, which is a maintained fork of Drupal 7. https://backdropcms.org/ (No experience with it personally. Only know about it fro
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