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by dewey 8mo ago
Something like https://dev.yorhel.nl/ncdu with ("brew install ncdu") is great if you are okay with the command line. It's very annoying to drill down in the Finder especially if it's hidden directories.
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by dewey 8mo ago
Don't run "du -h ~/Library/Messages" then, I've mentioned that many times before and it's crazy to me to think that Apple is just using up 100GB on my machine, just because I enable iMessage syncing and do
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by dewey 8mo ago
It probably has more active users than all third party podcast apps on all mobile platforms combined. The power of defaults.
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by dewey 8mo ago
https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx might be a nice rabbit hole for you, drop the files in there and it'll be OCR'ed and searchable. There's also some AI projects you can give access to paperl
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by dewey 8mo ago
That's fair, but in my experience for many people the camera and/or battery are the main reasons to upgrade to a new phone (Also the reason why the presentations focus on the camera for a big chunk of time usually I'd guess)
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by dewey 8mo ago
That the copyright notice on their site still says "2025" probably says a lot. I was kinda expecting to find an AI pivot when I opened that landing page.
427.
by dewey 8mo ago
Because someone thought it was interesting, and enough other people upvoted it.
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by dewey 8mo ago
I bought it via https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9798217163595-the-future-of-trut... , I could select a local participating bookstore there and it went through them somehow. I choose them because it was DRM free.
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by dewey 8mo ago
If you are thinking about reading that book, consider the audio book that's read by Werner Herzog himself. I really enjoyed that one, not necessarily because I agree with everything but because I enjoy listening to his voice.
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by dewey 8mo ago
> when I saw Altman driving a multimillion dollar car while OpenAI was still a nonprofit If that would be a first time founder that would be much more of a red flag than for someone’s who’s already beyond rich and powerful even before Op
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by dewey 8mo ago
> Accounts are ephemeral and worthless. I'd state the exact opposite, especially in times where fake news, bot farms and AI generated content are everywhere it matters if something comes from a trusted source or not.
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by dewey 8mo ago
Yea, I'm not blaming anyone for not providing one (Especially as you have to pay the developer fee if you don't already have an account for other reasons) so it was a pleasant surprise! While I have our attention: Is there any pla
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by dewey 8mo ago
Looks very interesting, am I reading it correctly that this is only available on AWS for "bring your own compute"?
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by dewey 8mo ago
Thanks for actually providing a Safari extension, this is rare!
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by dewey 8mo ago
The author is known for deep dives on data sets like that (I'm following him on Linkedin for that), so makes sense they always mention their setup even if it doesn't apply to his specific data set.
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by dewey 8mo ago
With your strong feelings against VC, I hope you are aware that HN is the message board of one of the leading VC firms? > but have definitely been one of the primary reasons the wealth gap and inequality have risen and continue to rise T
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by dewey 8mo ago
There's a pretty popular project https://www.conductor.build that looks pretty similar, was there anything that you were missing from that one (if you were aware of it)?
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by dewey 8mo ago
You said: "There are many existing projects like this", directly followed by "That's kind of the point, there are none." when asked for an example. Which one is it? It's seems like a pretty thankless fundraisin
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by dewey 8mo ago
Can you point out some existing ones with traction? I'm looking more at the list of people who are on board with it ("Trusted by open source creators" section) than who is actually running it, which I think is more important
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by dewey 8mo ago
Seems better like the current state...of there not being anything like that? Perfect is the enemy of good.
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by dewey 8mo ago
I'm just stating a fact, not implying anything. It's the good old saying with the sharp knife, it can be used for good and bad.
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by dewey 8mo ago
This happens all the time, not really surprised as the GitHub API makes it pretty easy to extract valuable leads with real and confirmed email addresses.
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by dewey 8mo ago
I'm not really interested in using it, or giving someone access to my GitHub account but I do hope that something like that will inspire someone at GitHub.
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by dewey 8mo ago
> I will attach images below Where?
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by dewey 8mo ago
That's not what vendor lock in means. If you sign up for a cloud hoster and then build your whole product on propriety services that you can't get anywhere else instead of using an off the shelf database or open source software, t
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by dewey 8mo ago
I'd say that's hardly the fault of the acquisition but more the change of the landscape for photo communities. Everyone moved to Instagram and online storage space alone isn't such a big selling point any more as everyone has
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by dewey 8mo ago
I guess I should've added "/s" :P
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by dewey 8mo ago
I've been on OVH forever, but recently switched to Hetzner as OVH doesn't have their equivalent of their auction servers which are great if you are looking for combinations of SSD + HDD servers. These don't really exist at OV
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by dewey 8mo ago
Can probably build it in a weekend.
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by dewey 8mo ago
Looks great! There's a bunch of tools in that niche by now but there's space for more, especially when it comes to making the self-hosted database experience better with monitoring, backups and restore ( https://blog.not

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