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by cobertos 4mo ago
What was deleted from this version?
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by cobertos 4mo ago
> Why wouldn't it be except question begging priors assuming it couldn't be? A multitude of reasons? A change in maintainer. A change in the mental state of a maintainer. A sudden focus by the community on a given undesirable b
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by cobertos 4mo ago
This post just gives me more questions than answers and I'm unable to form a decision: * Why was v3.4.1 the most buggy, right before the Claude commits? Why did "nobody notice"? It's way to strange to just say welp, it m
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by cobertos 4mo ago
Would be nice to see something referral based. If you don't like X, block them. If X invited Y and Z and their invites behave poorly, you can block the whole tree. Kinda like lobste.rs referrals but for wider internet I guess the corre
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by cobertos 4mo ago
And then suspiciously the .xxx registry jacks up the prices to herd everyone back
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by cobertos 4mo ago
Just be careful, if you host your DNS at Cloudflare (maybe others?), they will rewrite your CAA record[0] if you use TLS with them. This is in the name of convenience but it was surprising when I first learned. [0]: https://devel
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by cobertos 4mo ago
Is this the new norm for trying to make software projects in the wild? The 14000 sends over 3 hours (< 1/s) makes it sound more-than-human speed. E.g. automated. Wondering if LLM-assisted vulnerability hunting will lead to the same
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by cobertos 4mo ago
What was the job like? That's quite the thing to move past and then still get the job on
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by cobertos 5mo ago
I've never had a reliability issue with Vaultwarden. Hosted it 5+ years now. Even with random off/on of the server and other bumps in the road in life, the Docker container I run has had no issues with hosting. The user interface
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by cobertos 5mo ago
They sold it a while ago
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by cobertos 5mo ago
They're better than US 7 eleven imo. They have a section with baked breads and rolls for cheap.
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by cobertos 5mo ago
Won't the supply-side incentives misalign with demand-side's desires in this case? If you choose a specific company's free tier, you can rely on reputation and switch if they misbehave (e.g. they exfiltrate your secrets, log
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by cobertos 5mo ago
Huh? This is how it already works, cell companies themselves have this data. And they sell it. The "strict guardrails" don't work. Never did.
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Backups software written by Claude? No thanks. I've used enough Claude coded applications that I wouldn't trust that with a backup, unless it had extensive tests along with it.
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Facebook app does the same. All exported photos do not have any EXIF, but you'd be damn well sure they are using that EXIF for themselves.
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Does OpenRouter perform better than LiteLLM on integration though? I found using Anthropic's models through a LiteLLM-laundered OpenAI-style API to perform noticably worse than using Anthropic's API directly. So I've scrapped
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by cobertos 6mo ago
> Why would you target something as shitty as markdown if you have a specialized editor? Your at-rest format allows you to use any tool to edit it. The specialized editor becomes a preferred tool, but not the only tool nor the most impo
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by cobertos 6mo ago
OceanGate was Logitech not MadCatz
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Why does reddit end up deleting so many of the threads that end up receiving any attention? It's so hard to follow anything now when you go to the site and all there is is [removed]
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by cobertos 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure it's based off of the configuration in the green gear in the top right of the iframe. You can inspect the ways it's calculated from karma, comments, etc etc
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Every item that had 2 or 4 items in the group seemingly was actually only 1 item. And would jump around the map when you zoomed in. Some were just... In the middle of the city? Not particularly identifying any structure, at least around me.
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Why would corporate software be incentivized to recommend a pay band any higher than the least the employee would take? The incentives are not aligned
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by cobertos 6mo ago
Do we get a choice? I did not ever explicitly enable it yet GitHub's web UI by default uses copilot to autofill my web-based edit commit messages. It also shows up on the home screen by default now. I'm pretty sure if you use the
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by cobertos 6mo ago
How smooth are your experiences with the system? I've dealt with only one other government system like this and it was impenetrable, gave up after 6 months of calling, never receiving the benefit. I'm unsure how someone can experi
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by cobertos 7mo ago
How do you even find motherboards on AliExpress properly? Do you have a methodology to split the chaff from the wheat?
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by cobertos 7mo ago
I just migrated to Jellyfin and cancelled my Spotify subscription just last week ( https://cobertos.com/blog/post/finally-cancelling-my-spotify ). Paying off even more than I predicted. So sick of everything getting
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by cobertos 7mo ago
Why does a keyboard require an account in the first place?
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Representing financial data as still life paintings(mercury.com)
1 points by cobertos 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cobertos 7mo ago
A shame the Android app hasn't been maintained in a while
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by cobertos 7mo ago
> however retrospectively, it did not justify the hundreds of hours I invested in this project. Trying to extrapolate this conclusion to the entire "quantified self" movement is not correct. The issue is the time cost, not the

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