cromka

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by cromka 4mo ago
At some point it won't be true. Same with handwriting, nowadays I feel like a 7 y/o when I need to write something on a piece of paper...
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by cromka 4mo ago
Is pi better than opencode?
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by cromka 4mo ago
I signed up for paid plan on Claude just 3 hours ago for the first time and was scratching my head on how that thing gets praised so much if I can't even send a question half of the time....
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by cromka 4mo ago
And you can use it in complete privacy if you so need.
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Madrid Metro uses its trains to deliver packages during non-operating hours [video](youtube.com)
3 points by cromka 4mo ago|1 comments
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by cromka 4mo ago
Please use auto subtitle translation if you don't speak German
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A controlled hypothermia cure for Lyme disease [video](youtube.com)
2 points by cromka 4mo ago|0 comments
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by cromka 4mo ago
Crazy shit. You should absolutely write about it, though. Stories like these need publicity to actually have people realize all type of IP will get affected.
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by cromka 4mo ago
You make a lot of assumptions here and it's pure speculation: - demand absolutely rises with free services, as evidenced by other cities that did that, costs do go up - who said "off-peak" in this context? we're talking
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by cromka 4mo ago
the only problem I have with grapheneos is that it doesn't support E911 or the equivalent European standard https://github.com/GrapheneOS/os-issue-tracker/issues/1174 Because somehow this is also a priv
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by cromka 4mo ago
You can definitely feel it in your body, I mean you have metals in you. I definitely feel tingling and general sense of something nearly touching my skin and insides.
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by cromka 4mo ago
That's like saying you don't care about the hundreds of kilobytes of your DNA biome you can obtains nowadays for nearly free, you care about being healthy. My man, YOU USE THOSE bytes for that purpose exactly.
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by cromka 4mo ago
Ecological? You can be sure companies would somehow exploit ut for their services. It should cost at least enough to cover the energy expenses.
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by cromka 4mo ago
This is the problem with software/services being taken over by big entities: they no longer have to care under the umbrella of "too big to fail".
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by cromka 4mo ago
Nah, they're serious actually!
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by cromka 4mo ago
Yes, subscription options they sell on deepseek.com
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by cromka 4mo ago
> it's significant onboarding friction. It's crazy that apparently writing software without knowing how to edit a single config file is normal now.
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by cromka 4mo ago
50 billion worth of talent?
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Framework Computer Making Progress on Coreboot support(phoronix.com)
4 points by cromka 4mo ago|0 comments
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by cromka 4mo ago
Its no longer an problem you can address on an individual basis. It affects whole communities, classroom as a whole, etc.
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by cromka 4mo ago
It's also a huge win for children's future and cognition. Both of these things can be true. We need to figure out how to navigate this new reality and no action was getting really dangerous.
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by cromka 4mo ago
Does it also show each patch involved?
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by cromka 4mo ago
Elaborate please?
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by cromka 4mo ago
And high temperatures, too. Meaning they don't require cooling nor heating, basically matching the per kg capacity of ready modules with LFP while being significantly safer and less complex.
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by cromka 4mo ago
> It’s so wild to me to make a multiyear purchasing decision based upon recent events. Even wilder to project other peoples decisions so naively
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by cromka 4mo ago
The codebase will diverge quickly; the Russian one is heavily obfuscated with s ton of Russian in it and obscure commit messages. A large portion of prep work by Nextcloud was cleaning and translating. OnlyOffice was also known for refusing
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by cromka 4mo ago
> A similar flight in the US (DC to Miami, for example) would be easily 5x that, possibly 7-8x Absolutely not. Not even close. Maybe in peak season, but then you can't fly Ryanair for 50 GBP in peak season either.
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by cromka 4mo ago
When checking in, Ryanair UI makes you click "I don't want a seat" instead of "I don't want TO CHOOSE a seat" when you want to opt out from paying for one. This should be punishable by law.
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by cromka 4mo ago
> As for momentum, the project is still going strong 25 years later, so I’m not really sure what you’re referring to. I am referring to a significant momentum. You know, like the momentum Brew has.
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by cromka 4mo ago
Apple employees did. Not Apple themselves. As for hosting, it was hosted on an equivalent of SourceForge, where many other opensource projects unaffiliated with Apple were. And we all know how MacPorts failed to actually gain any signific

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