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by dewey 7mo ago
I'm using iOS and macOS. On macOS I have the folder that syncs experience (I'm using Synology Drive, but Dropbox works the same way), on iOS I have the "browse remote files" experience but I can pin files I always want t
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by dewey 7mo ago
Sadly it doesn't have a great official solution for mobile devices.
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by dewey 7mo ago
The selling point of Dropbox/Google Drive isn't the storage itself, but that there's app for mobile and desktop operating systems which deeply integrates it in the OS so it's just like a local folder that's magicall
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by dewey 7mo ago
I’ve gotten used to it and with LLM it’s easier to set up the config without learning all the obscure syntax but on macOS it’s still a very un-native feeling compared to home brew. Having to sudo all the time feels weird for just updating u
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by dewey 7mo ago
There's this one which got some publicity, doesn't seem to be updated any more but it worked for all these retailers listed and is open source: https://github.com/badlogic/heissepreise https://www.
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by dewey 7mo ago
> It would definitely be a net positive if someone manages to scrape and compare their prices. There's a few projects doing that for DE / AT at least.
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by dewey 7mo ago
Ideally it should also look up if they are currently in season in your location, so many possibilities!
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by dewey 7mo ago
In the footer: "This website is also built with Sycamore. Check out the source!" https://github.com/sycamore-rs/website
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by dewey 7mo ago
I remember a lot of unicorn pages back in the days. Maybe the status page was just not updated that regularly back then?
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by dewey 7mo ago
If this is reasonable or not is pretty hard to judge without any info on that "ONE" task.
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by dewey 7mo ago
There's so many different models, from hosted to local and there's almost no switching cost as most of them are even api compatible or supported by one of the gateways (Bifrost, LiteLLM,...). There's many things to worry abou
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by dewey 7mo ago
But compared to GitHub it's much more complicated in terms of UX as it covers more enterprise use cases that GitHub doesn't.
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by dewey 7mo ago
It's there, just a few paragraphs in and also on https://www.asimov.press/about , it's not that hard to find if you are really curious.
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by dewey 7mo ago
https://claude.com/connectors/excalidraw-app-demo
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by dewey 7mo ago
Everyone does that these days and they are becoming AI tells like the em-dash or the blue-glow of the early AI generated images that everyone added to their blog posts.
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by dewey 7mo ago
What are you comparing it to in Germany? Have you tried services like https://www.firma.de that don't make it much more complicated than the Estonian option these days. I have not tried it myself, but I have friends who had
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by dewey 7mo ago
Building your AI agent "toolkit" is becoming the equivalent of the perfect "productivity" setup where you spend your time reading blog posts, watching YouTube videos telling you how to be productive and creating habits a
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by dewey 7mo ago
How do people notice that? I'm sometimes reading about that here, but in reality I never ran into an issue where I couldn't find anything any more or that I often re-visit the same article and would notice changes.
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by dewey 7mo ago
Having the departure / arrival boards of the airports in the app in a easy to find and uniform way is a great feature and is exactly what I pay Flighty for. Having to find this information on airport websites is horrible and the altern
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by dewey 7mo ago
It has always been an iPhone app for many years, only now they have exposed some information on the site (Probably for getting incoming links), so this is more interesting if you are already an existing user of the app.
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by dewey 7mo ago
People who downgraded to Sonoma are the definition of an edge case, maybe you hear from some of them on HN and it sounds like a big group but this is a niche of a niche. https://telemetrydeck.com/survey/apple/macOS
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by dewey 7mo ago
> Well, large companies/corporations don't care about Spam because they actually benefit from spam in a way as it boosts their engagement ratio I'm not sure that's actually true. It's just that at scale this is s
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by dewey 7mo ago
> A power user may still want to run older OS versions for a reason. No doubt there are edge cases like that, but I don't fault a project for not catering to the < 1% of users who would fall into that bucket and would probably be
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by dewey 7mo ago
I still think that's entirely fair for a power user tool like homebrew. With the upgrade rates of macOS that probably means that's 98% of the users would be covered. Expecting an open source project to accept bug requests from a b
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by dewey 7mo ago
That's the host mentioned 6 times in the article.
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by dewey 7mo ago
I try to do that all the time, I've build a plugin for my blog framework (Kirby: https://plugins.getkirby.com/dewey/kirby-posse ) that does that and cross posts it to Bluesky and Mastodon automatically.
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by dewey 7mo ago
I've recently switched to nix as a way to encode my environment across my server and work / private devices a bit more than just having some Brewfiles. I know it's not worth it for the computer switch every few years but havi
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by dewey 7mo ago
You are also not allowed to show these Netflix movies on a big screen in front of your house and charge people. The 8 dollar are for a specific use case, just like the tokens in the subscription.
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by dewey 7mo ago
And buying a niche developer tool is helping with that?
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by dewey 7mo ago
I love the Magic Trackpad and I've used exclusively for years, at some point my wrists start to hurt and I'm now stuck with some Logitech MX Vertical.

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