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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
Which logically makes sense. LLMs wouldn't have invented the pattern, it would have been learned as a common pattern in the training material.
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
No, it is because that is the content that people want to watch . I too create content that has been widely watched and don't include video ads or any of the other monetization features they push. But I create videos because I want pe
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
Yet those 2-3M channels get the lions share of the views. It is a two-sided system. And if you want to attract viewers, you need what they want to watch. Looking on the front page of peertube the most viewed video I see has 29 views. If I s
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
Not for every situation. CLI is great for coding agents (and I'd agree, far better in most cases than MCP). But it requires some execution runtime somewhere to actually run. So for app use cases where you don't want to build out y
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
I guess I'm old-school then too. I `shutdown now` once I'm done for the day. It takes all of a few seconds to start back up. I see literally no value in keeping it on overnight. Then again, I primarily use a desktop, so that proba
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
This is cool. As someone who has authored Kubernetes educational content in a past role, I can definitely see the appeal of building something like this. iirc we first used Katacoda and then used some other similar platform and they were ve
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
Those were the days indeed. A big part for me is probably because I was a teen at the time with little responsibility, but getting to be a part of the wild west days of the internet was a magical experience.
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by dinkleberg 3mo ago
I'm glad I'm not alone in this. It really starts to feel like this when the agent is rushing to get an answer and keeps shrinking the scope until it can resolve it quickly.
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by dinkleberg 4mo ago
I got the X4 a few weeks back and installed https://github.com/uxjulia/CrossInk and it has been a dream.
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by dinkleberg 4mo ago
The key is stealing from multiple sources. Grab 3+ different sites that you really love and extract the elements that really resonate from each and meld them together into your own synthesis. Copying wholesale and tweaking a couple of thing
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by dinkleberg 4mo ago
Jenkins is perfect for this.
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by dinkleberg 4mo ago
It would be hard to do worse than OpenAI in naming
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by dinkleberg 4mo ago
Mine isn't doing too great of a job. It has a sketchy face cam that detects who the driver is and greets you and changes some settings. But half of the time it can't identify me.
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by dinkleberg 5mo ago
This reminds me of when I signed up for cerebras to try it out and dumped $20 in and hooked it into opencode and the speed was truly insane. But my one session burnt through like $15 of that in seemingly a matter of minutes. I've since
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by dinkleberg 5mo ago
Have you actually gotten it to build stunning designs? From what I’ve seen it still falls apart very quickly. They can do a decent job at building blocks but usually not putting them together in a cohesive way in my experience.
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by dinkleberg 5mo ago
Assuming they are pointing out what looks like karma farming which isn't really in the spirit of the site.
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
Yeah it is a dream on ultrawides. I was able to get a decent custom config with Qtile, but Niri is so much more natural. Being able to hit mod+c and center the current window is just so perfect on the ultrawide.
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
In contrast I’m a fan of the overeager messages for actual updates like these presented. It is just when after said delivery that I then end up on a mailing list where I get sent something seemingly daily from a single vendor that I’m less
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
Yeah I feel like we’re getting pranked here
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
It’s a fun book. Definitely worth a read.
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
I’ve found that just not answering any calls from unknown numbers (and having my phone just silence those calls so I don’t even see them) prevents all of this. If the caller is legitimate (e.g., new dentist office regarding an appointment)
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
The difference is that the recruiters come to you on LinkedIn. This is quite handy when you're currently employed since opportunities come to you that you wouldn't have otherwise looked for.
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by dinkleberg 6mo ago
The same could be said of almost all luxury goods.
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by dinkleberg 7mo ago
Obviously the knowledge gap required to go from zero to doing something useful has shrunk substantially. That is improved accessibility.
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by dinkleberg 7mo ago
I can’t say I understand why one would want this lol. Watching cc session replays doesn’t seem particularly useful. But the execution seems well done, so nice job!
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by dinkleberg 7mo ago
Similarly, the comments complaining about comments complaining about AI are growing quite tiresome.
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by dinkleberg 7mo ago
I do find it kind of wild how intimidating most people I know find baking. Get a food scale and follow the directions and you're good to go and will have something respectable and delicious. As with anything, you can dive deep and go e
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by dinkleberg 7mo ago
Call me overly cautious, but as someone using OpenClaw I never for a moment considered hooking it up to real external services as me . Instead I put it on one server and created a second server with shared services like Gitea and other sel
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by dinkleberg 8mo ago
I'd be surprised to hear that lots of people don't do just this. As soon as the memory features came out I gave them a quick try and quickly turned them off. I don't want to be held accountable to all of my previous ideas. I
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by dinkleberg 8mo ago
And the community posts and polls from random communities you have no interest in and don’t give you the same “don’t show me content from this channel”

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