bdcravens

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by bdcravens 5mo ago
"The Year of the Linux Desktop" isn't a time period, it's the friends we made along the way.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
I know there's reasons they don't, but just take a form factor that is already loved, and stick an EV drive train in it. There's nothing about electricity that requires everything to look like something from Star Wars.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
The PC doesn't. The device does, and the PC is oblivious to where the signal coming along the ethernet wire came from. The issue you're describing would only be relevant is we used a USB (or other connection type) Wifi adapter.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Since the article assumes the presence of a WiFi network, you can just use a WiFi to Ethernet bridge, about $40
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
In the case of Apple, couldn't you reset the phone, sign in to a backup iCloud account, and then repeat the process with your real account once you're clear? Not a fast process, but most people have GBs of personal data so nothing
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
> what is relevance of being posted today Not sure about today specifically, but it is pretty relevant with the World Cup starting in 2 weeks
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Seems like the three criteria I'm reading could apply to many other "distros" 1. Based off a common base distro 2. Domain-specific, rather than general-use 3. Includes commercial software
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Of course, but I do know that it wasn't that long ago that OCR still wasn't great for many documents. These days LLMs can tackle it all.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
I assume today typing in by hand is no longer needed, with text parsing from images being table stakes for LLMs.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
The roughly $200k/year that department heads, congress, etc get is hardly minimum wage. No one is even suggesting they should lose the assets they've built up, just that they shouldn't be allowed to own a business while servi
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
> a low paid, public job I think there should probably be a level at which those requirements kick in, but keep in mind that most of the jobs we're talking about pay around $200k/year, with many of the daily and life expenses i
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
You're right, but forcing tables to cosplay as DLs was far from the worst way that tables were abused.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
> he owned it before he became the director if it matters All the more reason that those who "serve" in the government should be required to divest of their business interests. The traffic such a site would get due to the triba
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Absolutely, though I think the expectations are being set by those who have watched too many "OpenClaw business on autopilot" videos.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
The same here, where I haven't come close to hitting any of my CC limits. Even though I'm more productive than I've ever been (as measured by finished, valuable tasks running in production) and I'm clearing out months of
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Happened in 2024. https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/eighteen-individuals-and-...
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Some of it's rooted with racial bias (most of Musk's discussion on the topic are focused on the birth rates of white people ). Most of it I think is based in the continued dominance of the west. AI is good for information, but we
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
No, I mean the opposite - they are advocating for fighting against population decline, and are waxing poetic on how to increase fertility and birth rates.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Except many of the same champions of AI are also speaking out against population decline (Musk, Altman, Bezos, etc)
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
The other day I found the worst podcast I think I've ever tried to listen to. AgentStack Daily, which apparently sums up AI stories (mostly focused on OpenClaw and the like), using computerized voices. I don't even have an issue w
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
For some reason that particular site sticks me into a CAPTCHA loop. (it does work after I open it incognito though, but I still get hit with a CAPTCHA the first time)
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Or we could just accept defeat and leave.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
I'm still happy with DataGrip, but I moved on from their editors many years ago.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
The same way that HN puts tags like [video] or [pdf] in titles, they should have something like [eyestab] for a site like that. I was so not ready for that visual assault.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Supposedly it's available from a third party on Best Buy, with delivery in about 10 days: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/doogee-u10-android-13-tablet...
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For $1.3M/month, OpenClaw founder runs 100 AI agents that code and find bugs(the-decoder.com)
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Isn't the same true of those who use a library that wraps SQL?
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
Seems to me like this will incentivize upgrades in a game being very limited time, tied to an event or season (though many games already do this)
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
The issue isn't access to the printers, it's access to Bambu Lab's cloud.
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by bdcravens 5mo ago
On iOS at least, there's a third-party alternative mobile app for LAN Mode here: https://forum.bambulab.com/t/bambu-companion-for-iphone-no-c... Tailscale makes remote access pretty for easy for this and other rel

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