devilkin

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by devilkin 6mo ago
Not sure what country you are referring to, Iran? USA? Israel? Libanon?
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by devilkin 7mo ago
I have a coworker who is obsessed by LLMs and keeps reiterating that he is super productive with them. Yet I have to still see the first delivery or codebase by that same person. (I am not his manager) I lean in the LLM skeptic camp, I know
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by devilkin 1y ago
There's a fork: https://github.com/tt-rss/tt-rss
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by devilkin 1y ago
The company i work for is adopting github in lieu of a solution hosted in our datacenters. We've had more downtime with github than without. So I'd take the "reliable" with a grain of salt.
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by devilkin 1y ago
Oh, you mean, standing up against full monopolies?
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by devilkin 1y ago
> Our users (including top founders and VCs) usually trust us with the AI features because it saves time and thinking. I like to think myself, not have AI do it for me ;)
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by devilkin 1y ago
At that point calling it end-to-end encrypted is not true.
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by devilkin 1y ago
Before I would even consider something like this: * Where's your privacy policy? * What/how are you handling the different customer protection laws? What juristictions are you working in? Where's the data hosted? * Where&#x27
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by devilkin 1y ago
Not to mention cheaper ;)
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by devilkin 1y ago
We (partner and I) average between 700 and 900 searches a month. Kagi has been so worth it.
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by devilkin 2y ago
I do find it hilarious how little traction this story gets, but if it would be the identical story about Google, meta, x, ... it'd probably blow up.
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Salt Project Package Repository (repo.saltproject.io) moving to Broadcom(saltproject.io)
2 points by devilkin 2y ago|1 comments
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by devilkin 2y ago
This week, packages from repo.saltproject.io will be migrated to packages.broadcom.com. This means a variety of disruptive changes are being implemented around installing, upgrading, and pinning/locking Salt.
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by devilkin 2y ago
I did this, once, on a 386. Did I learn things? Definitely. Will I ever do it again? Definitely not ;)
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by devilkin 2y ago
Less SUVs, please!
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by devilkin 2y ago
Apple has a contract with their developers that probably prohibits just rolling back to an old version. As long as the app works, does not violate the AppStore terms and is intended as per the developer, who is Apple to say what they do wit
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by devilkin 2y ago
Every time I switch off my bluetooth Plantronics headset Apple music starts. Why? Because Apple. Another clear sign Apple doesn't really care about it's users, it really cares about the bottom line, and getting people to sign up f
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by devilkin 2y ago
As a musician, this is... revolting.
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by devilkin 2y ago
I've experienced many of these things on a regular basis, on my work supplied MB Pro (M1 and Intel) * multiscreen: I use my macbook, a widescreen, and a 24" in portrait mode. Window management /sucks/ on mac. It either d
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by devilkin 3y ago
Lenovo thinkpad t14s AMD, gen 3. Everything on it just works.
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by devilkin 3y ago
They knew the DMA was coming for years. For a company with the resources like Apple to not have enough time is just a load of crap. They don't want to, and will go out of their way to make their statement.
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by devilkin 3y ago
It matters. Keeping people on this medication for life seems like a really bad thing - atleast until we clearly know what the long term effects are. Those are unknown. The other medication you mention is known, studied, affordable. Compari
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by devilkin 3y ago
Honestly - I'm not sure if people actually realise what they eat is bad for them. And this I mean in the sense that the food industry goes out of its way to make sure food is addictive.
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by devilkin 3y ago
And when you stop taking it you go back to your old weight. Win for everyone except for the person using Ozempic.
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by devilkin 3y ago
It's something called free will about what you choose to consume.
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by devilkin 3y ago
Does this even work in the long run? When you stop using this drug, and you have not adjusted the way you eat/live... don't you just yoyo back up? I'd think so. Having been morbidly obese, i can say that being told to lose we
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by devilkin 3y ago
Courtesy of the apple marketing team.
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by devilkin 3y ago
I guess they'd care if they could monetize it.
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by devilkin 3y ago
For the same reason they refuse to implement displayer multistream. And a gazillion other industry standards: because they can, and they feel that their way is the right way.
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by devilkin 4y ago
Purelyemail is just that. Email. Fastmail is mail, calendar, contacts, some file storage and fantastic support.

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