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brikym
9mo ago
I still call it liquid ass.
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brikym
9mo ago
A scammers dream.
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brikym
9mo ago
Tax Fake Food?
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brikym
10mo ago
It depends where you live and your driving distances. The US is the worst case for EVs because of longer driving distances and cheaper gas. I plug mine in at my own home so I never have to stop to fill it up a tank which is really nice. A r
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brikym
10mo ago
I have had back luck with them intermittently losing routing. Sometimes re-creating the worker fixes weird issues.
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brikym
10mo ago
And the spammers will omit the + alias
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brikym
10mo ago
I really want unlimited aliases for signing up to sites and tracking who is leaking my data.
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brikym
10mo ago
You should really put some usage instructions on the README. uv run --with PyMuPDF --with pillow ./unredactor-main/unredact.py I tried a couple PDFs but get "Failed to open PDF: bad argument type for built-in operati
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brikym
10mo ago
As far as I know Claude models in VSCode + GitHub Copilot have had this for months now.
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10mo ago
I did try slack. Maybe the problem is it was launched much too early. A certificate expiry issue caught me out because there wasn't an automatic process on this version to roll them over. Ironically a single database instance would hav
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brikym
10mo ago
I much prefer Kusto query language. SQL needs a few tweaks so that it's more type safe and supports auto completion. Some engines support From-first which is a good start.
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10mo ago
It can go wrong. I had a horrible experience with StackGres. I read a lot of positive things about CloudNativePG though. I can see where people with startups are coming from not wanting to manage database plumbing so they can focus on real
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Redactle #1354
(redactle.net)
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10mo ago
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brikym
10mo ago
I've just published another redacted file: https://redactle.net/en/Q22686 Be sure to invite your friends for multiplayer fun.
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brikym
10mo ago
If any of the Redacted content is ever leaked it would make for a great puzzle.
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Unredact the Epstein Files
(redactle.net)
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10mo ago
It needs a short concise name. Vibe-cod-ing is catchy. Ell-Ell-Em-Cod-ing isn't.
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10mo ago
People buy them _because_ they are ginormous and hostile. It's part of the marketing. Ford could make a pedestrian safe work vehicle but they won't because selfish people love these. Especially when it becomes an arms race when ha
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10mo ago
These kind of vehicles, electric or not, should be killed or taxed heavily simply because they are the epitome of hostile individualism. They're designed to be a fist on wheels and it's known that they run people over.
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10mo ago
It's ridiculous how many comments are being removed.
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10mo ago
But it's a restricted type of subscription. For example you can't reserve instances.
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brikym
10mo ago
I have a personal project and I used a tiny Azure 'dev/test' postgres database like OP mentioned and it went down for a day with no explanation. Restoring from back ups did not work. Now Auzre have a new DB service in preview
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10mo ago
Here are some SvelteKit helpers to shove in your agents.md: https://www.davis7.sh/sv There are a number of ways to get examples into the LLM. I use shadcn-svelte and bitsui and try to copy the examples (copy button at the t
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10mo ago
Then why do they put Merkel's lego (concrete blocks) at every winter market now?
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10mo ago
Libertarian is not always better. A Goldilocks position is the best. Change is okay but you must first understand why boundaries and norms were created (Chesterton's fence). Extremely tolerant people also allow authoritarian cultures t
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10mo ago
Agreed. Individualists don't understand how people actually don't have much free will and decisions are mostly influenced by culture. Having an anything goes culture is a massive head wind.
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10mo ago
The topic is very nuanced. Social media is bad but so are the authoritarian actors wanting more and more control over everything. The government control aspect is a huge concern of mine too but it's already well covered here so I want
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10mo ago
It's not for sending a message like a queue it's an event log.
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11mo ago
My own take. The point is that the link may be the other way around. The population of people who tend to drink coffee might age slower. Perhaps due to some third variable like wealth or race. Correlation is not causation.
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11mo ago
Liking coffee linked to ...
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