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by arendtio 9mo ago
Just tried Starship, even though it wasn't the first time I'd heard about it. I would not say it is a 'drop-in and go' experience. Let me explain. After installing and adding it to my bashrc, I was wondering was those ve
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by arendtio 10mo ago
I like it very much --> bookmarked :-) The step I am missing is how other resources (images, style sheets, scripts) are being loaded based on the HTML/DOM. I find that crucial for understanding why images sometimes go missing or why
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Aren't we all?
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by arendtio 10mo ago
If the internet is so awful, why don't we abandon it? I mean, nobody forces us to use it. Well, sometimes people do. But I think that's precisely the moment when we have to push back and tell them that we are not okay with using s
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Maybe you should become part of the project if you find bugs regularly ;-)
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Well, but many games just work. Actually, I try starting the games without any tweaks before heading over to protondb.com, and often they run just fine. But it is also true that many games still require minor tweaks. For example, just last
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Why not simply add a chapter about writing your own neural network or using OpenAI APIs? I have done some of the projects you were writing about and understand that learning to program is very different from doing vibe coding, but knowing h
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Some constructive criticism: Please don't display text directly on the grid background image. It makes it impossible to read the text easily. Currently, this is the case when you open the page for a specific symbol in the 'Usage &
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Well, for a single person, yes. But for most people on the train?!? Sadly, this attitude of designing mediocre and over-complicated systems and then sticking to them no matter the cost is very German nowadays. And we hate it. But we can&#x2
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Given his age, that sounds reasonable.
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Btw., how do you calculate the toll that ads take on society? I mean, buying another pair of sneakers you don't need just because ads made you want them doesn't sound like the best investment from a societal perspective. And I am
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by arendtio 10mo ago
I am not so sure about 'the mixed bag' vs 'unquestionably cancer', but I think the problem is that he is complaining while working for such a company.
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by arendtio 10mo ago
You have a better editor?
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by arendtio 10mo ago
I think even after printing and scanning there could still be jpg artfacts from the original (e.g. if you scan lossless). However, I wonder whether heavily compressing the redacted image would help remove any unwanted artefacts. But the bes
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Reminds me of Gabelstaplerfahrer Klaus (German): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDnOSW8cHjE
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Well, wasn't Fabrice Bellard the guy who built a virtual machine with JS so that you could run Linux within the browser? https://bellard.org/jslinux/vm.html?cpu=riscv64&url=fedora33...
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Looks pretty cool. Too bad immersa.app seems to be down.
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by arendtio 10mo ago
I use Nextcloud for files/contacts/calendar/etc. as well, but for photos I use PhotopPrism [1]. The reason is simple: photos require much more processing and focus on performance. In addition, photos take up much more space,
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by arendtio 10mo ago
For Gentoo, it was/is? part of the standard installation to configure and build a custom kernel.
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by arendtio 10mo ago
To me, they all look like they just increased their monitor size ;-) Or do you expect IRC users to switch to Discord?
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by arendtio 10mo ago
Same here. I also have an ente account, but only to check if they made relevant progress. So far, I don't understand why Ente has so much traction when PhotoPrism has the better feature set, in my opinion.
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by arendtio 11mo ago
Actually, with a good architecture, SQLite brings you very far. However, you need a solid architecture; otherwise, the journey ends very soon. So people with architectural wisdom can build great things with SQLite. The ones who warn about i
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by arendtio 11mo ago
I think the 'Agentic coding SWE-Bench Verified' [1] was actually the one benchmark where Google didn't even claim to beat Sonnet 4.5 ;-) [1] https://deepmind.google/models/gemini/pro/
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by arendtio 11mo ago
I was about to buy a Steam Frame, now I have to wait for the version with the smell feature ;-)
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by arendtio 11mo ago
> Fingerprinting is often just the immune system of the commercial web trying to verify you are human. I don't think so. Yes, it is being used for such purposes, but the older reason for tracking users was the hunger of the ad netwo
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by arendtio 11mo ago
Since 3 days I am trying to get a login to Antigravity and first there was trouble with an api now all I get is 'Your current account is not eligible for Antigravity. Try signing in with another personal Google account'. Even thou
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by arendtio 11mo ago
Pretty cool already! I use 'Sonnet 4.5 thinking' and 'Composer 1' (Cursor) the most, so it would be interesting to see how such SOTA models perform in this task.
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by arendtio 11mo ago
I think it could be improved by ADDING A FEATURE with multiple texts for the same mechanic. Less repetitive == MORE AWESOME And of course, harder to learn/understand.
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by arendtio 1y ago
Recently, I had to switch from Windows 11 to macOS at work. While the MacBook's hardware is truly impressive, the desktop experience is so poor that I wonder how you are supposed to use it. At least it reminded me of why I like my KDE
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by arendtio 1y ago
Sure, having a 100% reliable system is impossible as you have laid out. However, if I understand the announcement correctly, this is about volume, and I wonder if you could have a tool flag articles that show obvious signs of LLM usage.

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