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by cromka 1mo ago
Having experienced how much LLMs can help with reverse-engineering stuff, I wonder why such projects don't actually see unusual development speed-up. The things that are possible now with a fraction of time were previously reserved to
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by cromka 1mo ago
So technically you can use it to build macOS software on Linux?
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by cromka 1mo ago
NotePlan for me. No replacement for it despite my efforts with Obsidian.
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by cromka 1mo ago
But live TV can be streamed via IP?
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by cromka 1mo ago
Web3 slop? WTF?!
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by cromka 1mo ago
How so?
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by cromka 1mo ago
No one is steering towards paid version. Every for profit feature can be disabled in free version. Whoever said hostile absolutely abused that phrase to make their point. And be the judge of it yourself: try it.
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by cromka 1mo ago
60 USD for a lifetime license for software is a lot in 2026? For a browser that's arguably the fastest, most lightweight, privacy oriented and with best AdBlock available?
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by cromka 1mo ago
Right, so when exactly paying a LICENSE for SOFTWARE had become EXPLOITATIVE?
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by cromka 1mo ago
It's a lifetime license.
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by cromka 1mo ago
Brave is even better since the ad engine is actually built in (lower level) and written in Rust if memory serves me well. And before anyone says anything about crypto: pay a small fee for Brave Origin or use it for free on Linux.
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by cromka 1mo ago
... and without the license, crucially!
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by cromka 1mo ago
Thanks!
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by cromka 1mo ago
Wow, indeed it is! For all the shitty things that Internet ended up being, every niw and then some amazing use still emerges.
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by cromka 1mo ago
By reading it?
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by cromka 1mo ago
"with cache reads at a quarter of the cost" OK, I think that's what they meant when they suggested reduced extra promo usage will not sting this much.
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by cromka 1mo ago
I just wonder, wouldn't ornithologists be interested in a system in where people voluntarily upload bird photos from their camera, helping them with bird spitting? They do that by hand already, after all. Think something like FlightRad
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by cromka 1mo ago
Is there a way to get Music Assistant fit into this nicely?
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by cromka 1mo ago
I know you weren’t. Which was my point: the conversation was not shut down. If pointing out someone’s manipulation is not OK to you, then you’re probably better off trying a different discussion board.
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by cromka 1mo ago
Was a genuine question, thanks.
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by cromka 1mo ago
Right, metal I know of, I just assumed they switched over to cheap materials in place of weed, so good to know.
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by cromka 1mo ago
> shuts down You're free to continue conversing. > all conversations Also a fallacy.
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by cromka 1mo ago
That's appeal to bigger problems fallacy.
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by cromka 1mo ago
LLMs haven't mastered the use of regular language that is the background of a jargon. Source and origin are exactly the word you'd use in IT.
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by cromka 1mo ago
Same here. Watch it, it's good entertainment, he's still an asshole that uses people. In fact, even in the current show, where he used that insult on one of his employees who someone said she looked like pre-transition Caleb — t
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by cromka 1mo ago
I don't like you're being down voted, let's not give celebrities extra passes to be the assholes they can be. Elon being another prime example.
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by cromka 1mo ago
IKEA does stuff not out of MDF and cardboard?
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by cromka 1mo ago
How did they react to it being vibe coded? Were they pragmatic about it, as Linus recently suggested I have like 4 drivers to upstream myself, plus a couple of patches here and there. Quality is good and they're tested, and while I und
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by cromka 2mo ago
One of those words that Claude taught me
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by cromka 2mo ago
I find it a bit baffling they so badly wanted to avoid even hearing what's on the table. Saw so many people interviewed who simply said they didn't want to join, but that's not what this referendum was about To me it's l

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