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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Fwiw, the newer iPhone Pros are in fact extremely durable. I don’t like cases (they make the phone too bulky for my liking) but also frequently drop my phone on stone/ceramic tiles (not the perfect combo, I know) and after 3 years of h
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Yeah I'm on a 13 Pro. It's enough to upgrade, but it doesn't blow you off your feet. The colors are also arguably worse than the 13 Pro lineup.
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   I was planning to upgrade this year, and probably still will, but honestly, the differences between the base model and pro model this year are fairly limited. ProMotion, Always-on display, a bunch more resistant to fall damage, and a camera
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Looks cool! How does it compare with Portfolio Performance[0], which is arguably the most popular open-source tool for portfolio tracking? [0]: https://www.portfolio-performance.info/en/
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   To repeat myself from a recent HN thread: I've been using Kagi for a while (almost two years now!) and it's been nothing but excellent! Lenses are very useful (Reddit lens is on every second search), and I personally really like t
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$120k We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable i
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Yeah, most AI features are.
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   I admit I haven’t used Perplexity much, but isn’t that already mostly covered by the researcher[0] and newly added assistant that can do web searching [1]? [0]: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/ai/assistant.html#research
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Here's the docs[0]. It's basically a saved partial filter that you can use when searching. So you can e.g. say you only want to search reddit and have that saved as an easily-accessible button. But there's also predefined one
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I've been using Kagi for a while (almost two years now!) and it's been nothing but excellent! Lenses are very useful (Reddit lens is on every second search), and I personally really like the AI features they are working on. The qu
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I started using Twitter more actively quite recently actually, and yeah, you can make it work well. You just have to: 1. Follow the accounts posting interesting content. 2. Whenever you see anything that’s not interesting to you, you click
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    Preview Release of the New Kagi Assistant(kagi.com)

    1 points by cube2222 2y ago|6 comments
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Those last three are pretty concerning, I don't really understand what they mean: > - Providing cryptology services aiming to ensure confidentiality without certified declaration, > - Providing a cryptology tool not solely ensuri
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    So, do I understand correctly that they are not cracking down on him for operating an e2e encrypted app that facilitates all those things (CP, organised crime, etc.) (because as many have already argued in comments in previous threads, Tele
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    Neural Networks: Zero to Hero(karpathy.ai)

    4 points by cube2222 2y ago|0 comments
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    How exactly are they overplaying their hand? If, and that is a big if, American big tech decided to pull back from Europe, I wouldn’t be surprised if it ended up being a good thing for the local market in anything but the short term. It’s
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    There is a very nice episode of Last Week Tonight by John Oliver diving into it, accessible on YouTube[0]. [0]: https://youtu.be/Q8oCilY4szc?si=q4iv_SlqoHlXuJod
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I mean, those S3 objects, those backups, those databases, are billing. “Turning them off” means deleting them.
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I think this sounds easy, but it’s actually quite nontrivial in practice. You need special handling of such a limit for each kind of resource. E.g. when my limit is reached to they remove the database, along with all backups, and all object
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I meant that you can have a multi-threaded runtime that will be executing your green threads in a multi-threaded fashion. Like in Go you have (by default) as many worker OS threads as CPUs, and the Go runtime will take care of scheduling
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Ah, that makes sense, thanks!
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    This all makes sense but > Green threads are different. The memory of a green thread is allocated on the heap. But all of this comes with a cost: As they aren't managed by the OS, they can't take advantage of multiple cores inh
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Yes, and open-source and source-available are two different things. The comment I responded to suggested they switch to a source-available license which falls back to an open-source license after a time period passes.
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    But then it wouldn't be open-source anymore, would it? Making the willingness of people to contribute likely much smaller. You don't really have the safety of having an easy way to fork either, if all you can fork is a 2-year old
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I’m not sure if that’s clear or not from my comments, but I completely agree (and pay for JetBrains editors, amongst other tools). Though in the case of “fundamental / ecosystem center” tools like code editors which e.g. others will bu
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Also, I know some people say “just let me pay for the editor” but I don’t think that’s actually a viable path. The editor is open-source, and it being open-source is great. Others can contribute, it generally helps adoption, it will probabl
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    As I’ve said in yesterday’s thread[0], contrary to many others I find the AI integration in Zed to be extremely smooth and pleasant to use, so I’m happy they’re doubling down on this. However, personally, I prefer to have it configured to
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I wonder if it’s just correlation, with the actual cause of both being physical activity. Physical activity likely makes you go out into the sun more, and it also likely reduces mortality. Would be great if you provided a source so we could
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Since many here are complaining about this, I’ll jump in here to say the contrary. I love the AI integration in Zed, it’s really smooth, pleasant to use, and well-integrated. I have a good experience pairing it with Sonnet 3.5. The REPL fea
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    There’s a ton of Vanguard ETFs in Europe that are accumulating. I believe in the US Vanguard has a retail service too, so you don’t need a broker as the middleman.