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by dizhn 3mo ago
About the same time ago I walked out of the airport in Tel Aviv and a military guy with an assault rifle asked to see my passport. This was after having gone through passport and customs checks inside of course. :)
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Also newer handhelds like Ayn Odin/Thor devices and similar. (They are Android)
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I am pretty sure they have that too.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I paid for a month of Claude and paradoxically I am not using it at all because of how quickly the 5 hr limit fills. Deepseek and Mimo do not give me that "Time's running out" anxiety.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I would hope it would do the "find and extract stream source" on the web page bit well. (This is quite hard on some sites). From there VLC can handle it. I use "Web Video Caster" on Android to stream videos from website
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by dizhn 3mo ago
We are a long removed from when putting something in your public_html folder would instantly give you a personal web site. Not that I am saying people should still hand write html or anything but it was a very quick and natural way to parti
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Comprehensive understanding of Beidou short message communication (2024)(skylabmodule.com)
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by dizhn 3mo ago
In the last 10 year or so my 2 beefy machines had much better uptime than the top clouds. :) I am not suggesting you do this but some businesses can actually be down a little bit, like my non-IT one. I've had issues in the past with em
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I didn't take the hint then but I also will never buy any Sony product ever again. I have two headphones from them. Both noise canceling. When the model year passes they push one final firmware to make ANC shit. Then they deny it. I th
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Aren't structures like bridges tested to at least 1.5x design parameters? In our field it's usually 2x (pressure and lifting lug strength).
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Why? tho
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by dizhn 3mo ago
How does one make the agent actually save and recall memories and at relatively sensible times? I tried a few memory things and have seen a few in-CLI programmatic approaches but nothing that actually looked useful in real use.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
You adapted to how your tool works rather than try to shape it into what it isn't. So far all the nondeterministic (prompt based) workflows I have tried have been meh in an "I can't tell if it's any better but it sure is
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I found Netbird to be easier to implement. Among its peers it seems to be the most complete open source solution. It IS a bit fast moving though so there might be issues. And they just added an Agent network thing that nobody asked for bu
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I don't get why with all the plumbing the author already set up, Go had to be part of the mobile app at all. Could have been a clean flutter/dart UI with a Go backend. (All of these they already have but somehow they have to deal
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I must have made a claude.ai account when they first launched and forgot about it. Last week I logged in (through google) to get a subscription and it greeted me as "Hello, Master". I thought it was quite edgy at this day and age.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I just bought a korea + japan plan mobimatter. Seems cheaper.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
There's nothing sinister there. Google is merely trying to break their own app in new user hostile ways and everything else breaking is collateral damage. :)
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Not that i recommend it or anything but git submodules would probably work.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I've read enough of it to get the reference.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
You have to give your user libvirt rights (i think it's a group) and connect as user rather than system.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
As far as I can tell it almost exclusively follows the existing roads in Europe. Probably an easier way to secure rights in one go like rails used to be for telco lines.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
I used TS and Go mostly with LLMs and they are very good at them. Python has been fine too honestly. A surprise entry is Flutter/Dart. They are very good at it. I think it's a mixture of types, the good tooling and focused documen
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Subdomains with wildcard dns along with wildcard certificates solves that issue. You only expose a wildcard domain with no subdomains.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Nuclear and Coal. What an optimistic nation. Both are coming back I think.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Fallbacks and backward compatibility are killing me :) So many code paths that just don't fail predictably.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
The 2016 coup attempt in Turkey was organized entirely on whatsapp. All of the conversations were recovered from multiple phones too.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Mesut Özil was himself very German until he retired and saw the potential in cozying up to Erdoğan. Now he's a nationalist.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
Only the USA is bound by the FDA though. The rest of the world will claim whatever they can get away with. Though yes, it is likely they mean the same thing.
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by dizhn 3mo ago
It's like those antibacterial soaps that remove 99.9 percent of bacteria. It's not obvious whether that's number of bacteria or type of bacteria but either way the remaining ones are probably in the millions and of many types

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