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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
It’s amazing this runs perfectly smooth on my iPhone 12 mini That is indeed a very cool scene being about to wander around and still have decent resolution
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
Since 1Password is Canadian, does that apply? It’s not if an American has access, it’s US based companies, no?
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
A wise teacher once told me a good programmer looks both ways when crossing a one way street.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
Just a nitpick: 1Password is Canadian (still not European, but not us based, if that’s the issue). I do understand the choice to move all into proton though. Off topic: that’s a beautiful website
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I'm all for regulating dark patterns, but I don't think it's easy to say what's addictive design or not. We have no objective basis to measure this with. You could consider unlimited scroll a dark pattern and block that,
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
It sounds like you can check for `~/.local/bin/gh-token-monitor.sh` or if there's an extra macOS LaunchAgent (I use LaunchPad on macOS to manage my launchctl services). You can also check systemd on linux, but I'm l
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
How you know this is a monopoly is that if you go on their documentation website half the video is how this rolls into Google Analytics. This is using another product to reinforce the search and ads monopoly. You can’t scrape content to bui
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
Google ADK might be useful, especially v2 reorients it around graph operators for control flow. Your specific case is listed in the v2 docs with an operation that fans out to parallel many tasks then joins the results.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I’m just happy we’re talking about security. That will make software safer alone.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
In an absurd kind of way, it might turn out brutally honest. This would be “apologize to the OpenClaw community for the following issues …. Say we’re going to do something so this doesn’t happen. Design a flashy page too, something that fee
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
There is, a dumb header flag sent by the browser that attests to the user being in an age group. Fakeable? Sure. Fakeable by an average 13-16 year old on a parental locked device? No.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
Sorry, what? Deciding not to spend money with a company you don't like is not pointless. The point is that you're not participating in something that you judge to be wrong. The world is full of things I feel are wrong yet have nea
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I'm writing my (Canadian) MP to this effect. There are a lot of issues with the UK approach. Privacy is a big one. But requiring this on every service is both a tax on the service and requires constantly authorizing stuff. That opens u
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
If you’re in Canada please write your MP about bill S-209, which brings this nonsense here. As someone on a tech forum, we’re the only people who can really articulate the issues with the age verification approach. It’s really the worst sol
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I was not happy when they added Gemini to the top bar, in its own place that nothing else gets to use.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
Not the OP, but: - China is the largest open weight provider, with Mistral and Cohere delivering a few other models. There isn’t much else internationally - (I think OP is suggesting) this would effectively ban Chinese models in the US, whi
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I’ve exhausted the branches of my imagination, what is the danger of 10 pressure cookers?
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
It’s the default package manager in Bazzite and is once of the most functional packagr managers on atomic fedora.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
Learning nixos had been a lot of fun for me. Your comment unironically is something I prefer and one of my biggest pain points with Linux. As a newb, I'm sure there's something called with a mycommonproblemd name that has a statef
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I’ve always struggled with what should be in Claude.md that doesn’t belong in readme.md or a similar supporting file. I tend to include a well documented justfile, so between the readme and that common commands are covered. If there’s a sty
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
I run an OpenClaw VM and used Claude Code to build the VM scripts. The VM is connected to local llama.cpp, so OpenClaw and the models are running on my own physical hardware.
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by data-ottawa 5mo ago
That’s incredibly frustrating. I’ve got a NixOS Qemu VM I use to run openclaw in. I had Claude help me set it up, and it runs local models on my own machine in a config based sandbox. Why should Claude block or charge extra to work on that?
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
For what it's worth, the bars correspond in order with the legend. Plus there’s hover text.
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
That would be “permissive license” Maybe we should have a little cue card for models: vendor/name, size, open weights, open source, permissive license. It’s simple enough an idea.
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
I’m actually trying to move back from the Claude Code style, I feel like it’s easy to become distant from your own code, and I am feeling uncomfortable with that. I’ve “vibe-coded” some projects and when I start to find issues or go to refa
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
The early quants for Gemma4 26b had issues and needed to be updated, might be worth checking
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
It takes me 6 minutes minimum to get a response in the last 3 days, I don’t think model capacity is better.
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
For what it’s worth, I tried making a GTK4 app. I got started, created a window, created a header bar, then went to add a url/path entry widget and everything fell apart. Entry suggestions/completions are formally deprecated with
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
I think most frustrating is the system prompt issue after the postmortem from September[1]. These bugs have all of the same symptoms: undocumented model regressions at the application layer, and engineering cost optimizations that resulted
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by data-ottawa 6mo ago
I suppose you're right, even with auth there a risk the store would lose it and the tags would need to be trashed or manually reset. Stores aren't the most tech savvy of businesses. On that note, I worked at a store where each dep

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