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by askl 10mo ago
> The thing that makes hashcards unique: it doesn’t use a database. > Your performance and review history is stored in an SQLite database in the same directory as the cards.
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by askl 10mo ago
“… AI toys shouldn’t be [..], period.”
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by askl 10mo ago
> Roads are truly America's circulatory and nervous system. Thanks to massive lobbying by car manufacturers that did their best to destroy all traces of public transit infrastructure that existed in the US before the country moved t
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by askl 10mo ago
> but imo this looks really bad for an investor. Why? Would you expect an investor to understand what they're investing in?
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Bazzite: A Gem for Linux Gamers(lwn.net)
5 points by askl 10mo ago|0 comments
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by askl 10mo ago
At least when using -Wall the compiler will give you the warning <source>:5:5: warning: label 'https' defined but not used [-Wunused-label] as a hint.
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by askl 10mo ago
> When Windows 12 is announced, Windows 11 may finally be usable. I'm not using windows anymore, but at least since Windows XP I felt like only every other release of Windows was usable. So my upgrade path was XP, Vista, 10, complet
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by askl 10mo ago
Somehow my first thought from the title was using sqlite as a format for applications. So like a replacement for ELF. I think this idea is both fascinating and horrifying.
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Useless AI Products Are Getting Worse [video](youtube.com)
2 points by askl 11mo ago|0 comments
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by askl 11mo ago
If they were motivated, they wouldn't work as spammers.
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by askl 11mo ago
> Interesting, their marketing has customers believe otherwise That's the point of marketing. Making yourself look good, not stating facts.
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by askl 11mo ago
Unless it gets backed up by some hackers.
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by askl 11mo ago
> How many people are purchasing AI-generated goods? Probably a lot. I remember my mom recently showing me an AI-generated book she bought. And pretty much immediately refunded it. Not because it was AI, but because the content was trash
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by askl 11mo ago
at least they didn't add /g
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by askl 11mo ago
But it's a reminder to not rely on cloud services.
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by askl 11mo ago
Grab a coffee and wait.
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by askl 11mo ago
Maybe it will stay down forever because they can't use claude to fix the issue.
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by askl 11mo ago
> Finally, Ruri Rocks is such a good show I only had time to skim the article, so adding this show to my to-do list has been my main takeaway so far.
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Fil-C: A memory-safe C implementation(lwn.net)
14 points by askl 1y ago|1 comments
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Is AI's Circular Financing Inflating a Bubble? [video](youtube.com)
7 points by askl 1y ago|0 comments
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by askl 1y ago
What you linked is for Tizen (Samsung) TVs, not for Android.
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by askl 1y ago
Electrolytes?
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by askl 1y ago
According to your link those numbers are for this year, not last one. Also they are predictions by Musk, not real numbers.
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Git considers SHA-256, Rust, LLMs, and more(lwn.net)
27 points by askl 1y ago|2 comments
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by askl 1y ago
> Elon Musk sometimes say things that are true. Has this ever happened in the last 10 years?
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by askl 1y ago
> privacy focused You're hurting people who are using disposable email addresses because they are privacy focused though.
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The Momentus Space (YC S18) Fraud [video](youtube.com)
1 points by askl 1y ago|1 comments
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by askl 1y ago
I was wondering why Tiny Tiny RSS was missing as that's what I've been using for the last 10+ years. At the bottom of the article there's the explanation: > On October 3rd the maintainer announced that he's going to s
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by askl 1y ago
Not sure if it counts as geek-oriented but take a look at the guided tours by Berliner Unterwelten [1]. They are really good. (Tours in English are available) [1] https://www.berliner-unterwelten.de/en/index.html
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We are thrilled to announce that our NEW Large Language Model(twitter.com)
5 points by askl 1y ago|0 comments

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