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by conradev 1y ago
It took a lot of digging to find which plant based ingredients, but they include color and flavor: https://www.wildtypefoods.com/faqs/why-are-there-other-ingre...
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by conradev 1y ago
I have my public gateway on a Hetzner server routing traffic to an overlay network of my rinky-dink servers. Hetzner’s static IP is cheaper and more stable than one I could get from an ISP.
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by conradev 1y ago
Just like with https://tiddlywiki.com/ Your notes are the HTML file! You can keep it in your documents folder, sync it via any service, track it in version control, etc. It’s for folks who know what the filesystem is, don
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by conradev 1y ago
Intelligence is not knowledge and it is not wisdom. You have to “learn” to get those. It’s much more akin to VO2 max in aerobic exercise, something like 70% genetic. It is still good for everyone to exercise even if it is harder or easier f
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by conradev 1y ago
and spontaneous generation before that: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_generation
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by conradev 1y ago
I care far more about the noise and air pollution that x.ai is causing in Memphis (ruining lives) than the environmental impact of the industry as a whole. 6% YoY growth in domestic electricity demand is frankly nothing compared to the capa
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by conradev 1y ago
I think I’m just getting old. I have a collection of KaiOS phones with Cortex-A7s but now they’re over a decade old :( Newer ones have the Qualcomm 215, which, yes, is 64-bit 4x A53 From that perspective, LWC is only useful on old (existi
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by conradev 1y ago
We should put that information on Wikipedia, then! but instead we get a meta-article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bomb-making_instructions_on_th...
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by conradev 1y ago
It feels hard to include enough context in the system prompt. Facebook’s content policy is huge and very complex. You’d need lots of examples, which lends itself well to SFT. A few sentences is not enough, either for a human or a language m
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by conradev 1y ago
I remember it being bad enough for a project I was working on that the engineer working on it switched to relm: https://relm4.org It is built on top of gtk4-rs, and fairly usable: https://github.com/hackclub&#x2F
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by conradev 1y ago
On their best days, they're accurate to within 2-4%. But so many things can trip up the reading, like melanin: As a result, for darker-skinned patients, oxygen saturation readings can read as normal when they are, in fact, dangerou
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by conradev 1y ago
If the selling point is “faster,” you’d better wonder why that wasn’t the standard already in use. Because “fast enough” is fast enough, unless it isn’t. My desktop CPU has AES in hardware, so it’s fast enough to just run AES. My ph
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by conradev 1y ago
Yeah, and uv2nix is already pretty good! I wonder if pyx will be competing with uv2nix. It's easy to compete with Nix tooling, but pretty hard to compete with the breadth of nixpkgs.
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by conradev 1y ago
and they're also actively changing/tuning the system prompt – they promised it would be "warmer"
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by conradev 1y ago
GPT-5 speaks to me like a similarly-leveled colleague, which I love. Opus 4 has this quality, too, but man is it expensive. The rest are puppydogs or interns.
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by conradev 1y ago
Small models and processors are going to continue improving to the point that you’ll be able to vibe code locally on your phone at some point. When the iPhone came out, not everyone had a smartphone. Now 90% of the US has a smartphone, and
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by conradev 1y ago
I guess the point I was trying to make is that this: how long would it take someone to come up with the product given enough information about the product Is a fast moving target, and the time gets shorter as more money and knowled
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by conradev 1y ago
I’d love for someone to try to define “AI wrapper”. I’m trying to imagine a graph where at some point in time t the status of a company changes from “wrapper” (not enough “original” engineering) to “proper company” (they own the IP, and the
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by conradev 1y ago
As long as it’s not misleading: https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/content-removal-polic... I am reminded of OpenNext ( https://opennext.js.org/ ) even though Vercel has a Next.js trademark.
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by conradev 1y ago
You can also use an adapter to repurpose an M.2 slot as PCIe x16, but the bandwidth is the same x4
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by conradev 1y ago
I love GitHub search because I can see how other folks are using Quickshell: https://github.com/search?q=quickshell+language%3Anix&type=c... This looks very cool!
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by conradev 1y ago
You can look at market positioning, or you can look at the experiments… A million mile Tundra with 117 dealership visits over 10 years: In maintaining his truck to the extraordinary million-mile mark, Sheppard has logged 117 dealership
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by conradev 1y ago
Yeah, and they’re also on a forked llama.cpp
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by conradev 1y ago
Don’t ICE cars require a lot more maintenance per mile than EVs? I own a Toyota 4Runner which is known for holding its value long term and is super reliable… but I do have to change fluids regularly, for example. Engine oil, transfer case f
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by conradev 1y ago
A PAKE scheme with a passcode communicated out of band during pairing feels more appropriate to make sure no one is snooping. A one-time out of band authentication (usually some form of trusted physical interaction) is key if you don’t want
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by conradev 1y ago
Are you using Ollama or LMStudio/llama.cpp? https://x.com/ggerganov/status/1953088008816619637
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by conradev 1y ago
The amount of cryptocurrency stolen due to exposed keys on the filesystem is likely staggering
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by conradev 1y ago
How is it "completely, absolutely impractical outside of a closed org" when I thought Google attests every passkey created on Android? https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn-3/#sctn-android-key-attestati... Appl
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by conradev 1y ago
That particular US state has a GDP larger than that entire EU country .
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by conradev 1y ago
To present a passkey, you have to use a password manager. This provides some anti-phishing protection. Passkeys are locked to a domain, enforced by the browser. This completely breaks phishing. That's why we're doing this

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