cobertos

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by cobertos 7mo ago
Is that a typo in the article? It's $5999 on Apple's website for that configuration
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by cobertos 7mo ago
As long as all these next-gen terminal features don't make implementing a terminal from scratch as hard as implementing a browser. I like that terminals have less surface area that browsers
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Interesting, though a lot of the UI seems broken. For my state I see some notice dates in the future (it's not explained why, if this is when the filing will be executed or if it's an incorrect filing date, as the column is just &
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Any suggestions for a specific claw to run? I tried OpenClaw in Docker (with the help of your blog post, thanks) but found it way too wasteful on tokens/expensive. Apparently there's a ton of tweaks to reduce spent by doing things
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Can you explain how Google Search API fits into your point? I don't know enough about it
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Huh... I have used messenger.com plenty. * To share my account creds w/ a friend to help sift through many real estate leads we advertised on FB Marketplace. * Working easily between FB ads and comms * Linking things from my computer f
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by cobertos 8mo ago
> However, in the context of data from Terrace and others we believe a more likely factor is the vantage point itself. Internet scanning often consists of large campaigns coordinated by specific actors, How does one do a measurement of t
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by cobertos 8mo ago
LLMs of the future will need good data for proper context, but it is less and less making it onto the internet. Unpublished data stores like Discord or meeting recordings are going to be the only way forward. How else can you get up to date
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Are any of your prototypes published or available to view?
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Any chance this will be open-sourced or have a self-hosted version available? I'm interested in modding tools in this space in pursuit of finding weird new ways to create and work with UIs
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Wouldn't that mean 2900 requests from fingerprint.js??
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Huh, how? Did you have to modify your site a lot to do switch? I tried to test it out as a CDN replacement for Cloudflare but the workflow was a lot different. Instead of just using DNS to put it in front of another website and proxy the re
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by cobertos 8mo ago
The article itself was more interesting imo. The commentary on: * Potential future AI psychosis from an experiment like this entering training data (either directly from scraping it for indirectly from news coverage scraping like if NYT wro
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by cobertos 8mo ago
Windows has been sending usage history back to their servers for longer than just last year
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by cobertos 9mo ago
If only those who claim to be "managers" enabled those "engineers" to do such work, but it's not in their interest to their product, their bottom line, or their performance review. At least in their mind.
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by cobertos 10mo ago
Sublime Text for example[0], the source is closed, so what else is there to do [0]: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/76701a179d3a98b07653e2... (does a fetch URL against the pre built .tar.gz from https
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by cobertos 10mo ago
I appreciate the links and transparency. Answers a lot of my questions. Thanks
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by cobertos 10mo ago
Why and how is the data from DDoSecrets redacted? Do you have a page about each dataset you're sourcing and the background on them like your provide here? The "EFTA00000468" saga has me distrusting the authenticity of most of
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by cobertos 10mo ago
Luckily umami in docker is pretty compartimentalized. All data is in the and the DB runs in another container. The biggest thing is the DB credentials. The default config requires no volume mounts so no worries there. It runs unprivileged w
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by cobertos 10mo ago
Why not just release the software after your set threshold of time versus opening it up with such a license? To get eyes on it before-hand? Also how does this work with contributor contributions? Does the owning SaaS get the benefit of cont
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by cobertos 10mo ago
This does not work, I've tried this before. Google verification for example would not accept my Twilio number as verification (about 2 years ago). You can lookup a phone number for the provider and numbers from Twilio or others tend to
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by cobertos 10mo ago
I just moved my scrobbling to a self-hosted instance of Koito after switching from Spotify to Jellyfin. Very happy with the change, as I can still share all my music data with friends
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by cobertos 10mo ago
How are we going to keep using computers. As individual users. Is it over? You won't be able to buy parts first-party anymore if things keep going this way.
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by cobertos 10mo ago
I still don't quite get this reasoning. A statistical model for detecting a category (like is this written hiring material LLM generated or not, is this email spam or not, etc) is most metricized by its false positive and false negativ
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by cobertos 10mo ago
> LLMs are especially good at evaluating documents to assess the degree that an LLM assisted their creation!) That's a bold claim. Do they have data to back this up? I'd only have confidence to say this after testing this again
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by cobertos 10mo ago
After looking through the author's post history, the title seems incorrect. This does not seem to be "ReactJS in Rust", but more something Express-like in Rust. They've been spamming this project over the past 50 days or
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by cobertos 10mo ago
I wish the author included examples of what it's like to write ReactJS in Rust. Can't get a good idea of how succinct or structured it is to write for example a button handler on an element from what's in the docs currently.
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by cobertos 10mo ago
Re: 6. ... Github Actions Github Actions left a bad taste in my mouth after having it randomly removed authenticated workers from the pool, after their offline for ~5 days. This was after setting up a relatively complex PR workflow (always
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by cobertos 10mo ago
There are too many alternatives. And with something like OpenRouter it should be easy to switch (for those who use it) There's also the option to self-host. Anyone who cares about their own self-determinination should be looking into t
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by cobertos 10mo ago
Huh, odd. I have a car with assistive controls and they also tried to talk me into this warranty but I declined. They mentioned replacement would require extra money. I did end up getting a windshield replacement shortly after purchase (lik

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