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by coder543 1y ago
There really aren’t any nuances to be aware of here. If the charger can provide 45W or more, it will charge your iPhone 17 Pro as fast as it can go. If you have an older iPhone, you don’t even need that much. The Apple charger is mildly int
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by coder543 1y ago
https://reddit.com/r/Slack/comments/1njuchb/why_is_slack_ext...
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by coder543 1y ago
> We discussed zulip a bit before deciding on mattermost, but the very subpar mobile app of zulip caused us to not go with it This keeps being repeated, but didn't Zulip just roll out[0] a brand new mobile app? Are you sure that
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by coder543 1y ago
> the situation has been resolved Slack cannot unilaterally “resolve” this situation, and their proposed solution doesn’t seem to address the concerns that were raised in the first place.
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by coder543 1y ago
Mentioned elsewhere in this discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45287107
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by coder543 1y ago
A fork that has not been touched in at least 7 months does not inspire confidence, especially when the mobile apps depend on the server staying up to date.
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by coder543 1y ago
Or not. > When you self-host Zulip, you get the same software as our Zulip Cloud customers. > Unlike the competition, you don't pay for SAML authentication, LDAP sync, or advanced roles and permissions. There is no “open core” ca
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by coder543 1y ago
Zulip wrote a fun article about this a couple of months ago: https://blog.zulip.com/2025/07/24/who-owns-your-slack-histor...
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by coder543 1y ago
They appear to have “solved” the RSS problem by only providing one sentence of content with each entry in the RSS feed.
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by coder543 1y ago
> Sony Xperia Z2 - 2014 - 172mm x 266mm x 6.4 mm - 439g Again, not nearly the same screen size, so weight is irrelevant. But also, 439g? Wow! If that number wasn’t completely wrong, that would be impressive. 6.4mm is nowhere near as thin
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by coder543 1y ago
You don't need mmWave for 100Mbps. I have seen 2+ Gbps over mmWave. "Regular" 5G can do hundreds of Mbps, maybe even 1 Gbps under ideal conditions.
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by coder543 1y ago
Of course, the iPhone 5 weighed significantly less than either of those! The iPhone Air has a larger screen than all three of those. I don't see what your comparison has to do with anything. The Air is a light phone relative to its sc
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by coder543 1y ago
> Here you go That is a list of search results of people complaining that VS Code is slow compared to Zed.
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by coder543 1y ago
Qwen3-Coder-480B hosted by Cerebras is $2/Mtok (both input and output) through OpenRouter. OpenRouter claims Cerebras is providing at least 2000 tokens per second, which would be around 10x as fast, and the feedback I'm seeing f
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by coder543 1y ago
You were complaining about speed. Yes, a PC can have the same ports, and then you get much faster speeds than Thunderbolt can provide. Why would you ever want a DGX Spark to talk to a “normal PC” at 40+ Gbps speeds anyways? The normal PC ha
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by coder543 1y ago
This thing has a ConnectX-7, which gives it 2 x 200 Gbps networking. The 10 gig port is far from the fastest network interface on the Spark.
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by coder543 1y ago
There seems to be a bug in this blog's stylesheet where the headings are significantly lower contrast if the browser renders prefers-color-scheme as dark instead of light. I had my browser/OS in light mode, so the contrast was exc
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by coder543 1y ago
I'm pretty sure you're supposed to fine tune the Gemma 3 270M model to actually get good results out of it: https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/core/huggingface_text_full_... Use a large model to gener
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by coder543 1y ago
Section 4.3.2 includes Qwen3-Coder.
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by coder543 1y ago
GLM 4.5 has a new/modified architecture. From what I understand, MLX was really one of the only frameworks that had support for it as of yesterday. LM Studio supports MLX as one backend. Everyone else was/is still developing suppo
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by coder543 1y ago
I am somewhat surprised that this app doesn't seem to offer any way to connect to a remote Ollama instance. The most powerful computer I own isn't necessarily the one I'm running the GUI on.
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by coder543 1y ago
Just a typo note: the flow diagram in the article says "Gemini 2.5 Pro Lite", but there is no such thing.
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by coder543 1y ago
> The article shows a few charts where a Framework laptop is faster than M4 Air both in single and multicore CPU benchmarks. Every single chart in the article showed the M4 MacBook Air beating the Framework 12 by a large margin. I don&#x
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by coder543 1y ago
Everyone I've talked to about this has consistently agreed that the convoluted multi-step interface required for scrolling and zooming is far more distracting than a simple pinch-to-zoom... so that intention would be misguided , to sa
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by coder543 1y ago
Does CarPlay Ultra add support for pinch-to-zoom?
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by coder543 1y ago
That quoted IOPS number is only with an 8-disk stripe (requiring the full instance), even if you don't need 488GB of RAM or a $3600/mo instance, I believe. The per-disk performance is still nothing to write home about, and 8 actu
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by coder543 1y ago
That’s good to hear!
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by coder543 1y ago
> Privacy and Security by Default [...] you can also run custom models on your own hardware via Ollama. That's nice for the chat panel, but the tab completion engine surprisingly still doesn't officially support a local, priv
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by coder543 1y ago
People have been perfectly capable of making that mistake themselves since long before "vibe coding" existed.
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by coder543 1y ago
I've never actually tried them, but if you google "RPLIDAR", there seem to be some budget-friendly options out there.

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