dolmen

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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   TUI is not so great for copying a multiline block of text displayed on the terminal when it is indented or shown in a boxed widget. I'm not saying that GUI are always better at allowing copying: this still requires the developer to des
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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   > nothing is going to displace it because you have full control A few months back Pi was working with Gemini. But Gemini support has been removed. Pi also doesn't work with Claude Code subscription (Anthropic counts tokens used with
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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   Claude Code with Opus 4.8 is also bad at aligning boxes with content in French (with accentuated letters such as "é" which are multibyte in UTF-8).
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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   Consider ordering online. I see the product in the Uniqlo France store: https://www.uniqlo.com/fr/fr/products/E480814-000/00?colorDi...
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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   Latest Knuth preprint: "Fillomino Densities", dated 2026-07-01 From a previous preprint titled "Claude’s Cycle", dated 2026-02-28 [2]: It seems that I’ll have to revise my opinions about “generative AI” one of these
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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   I discovered a few years ago that a such a wind tunnel facility existed in my area (France), but at a smaller scale. I had the opportunity to visit it. The facility is about 100 years old. What amazed me is not just the facilities (they hav
7. 127.▲
   by dolmen 3mo ago

   Because it was him... 10 months ago?
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   by dolmen 3mo ago

   The resason is that only Google bothers to put enough hardware security features to build software on top that allows to make a really secure device that blocks tampering.
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   by dolmen 4mo ago

   EA still hasn't made its EA account malware SteamDeck compatible. I have to spend 30 minutes every few months to enter again my EA account credentials (nowadays I use a dock and a hardware keyboard).
10. 130.▲
    by dolmen 4mo ago

    Probably for wired networking.
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    It looks like he wants his former manager to be fired too. This only gives bad signals to hiring teams.
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    For access management (sharing the Git-over-ssh hosting for a centralized repo), gitolite adds the little layer. https://gitolite.com
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    TamaGo unikernels can now choose between gVisor and lneto network stacks(infosec.exchange)

    3 points by dolmen 4mo ago|0 comments
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    If you pay a premium price, you're an even more interesting target for others premium brands, so the best target for advertisers. And they are too greedy to leave you alone.
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    This is becoming a thing in computing because sovereignty suddenly matters in the new context. France pushes its SecNumCloud standard for critical infrastructure or handling of critical data (ex: health) through law. So, this may not be abo
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    You're now a C.
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    > Call me when the Fediverse has a search function that actually fucking works. Actually that's a feature. If search doesn't work, there is less incentive for bots polluting others people searches. On the other hand, search wor
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    So I would have to buy a car to carry a laptop?
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    by dolmen 4mo ago

    stapelberg: 329 commits jonas-fi: 15 commits others: 1 commit each The bus factor is 1.
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    Decompilation allows to fork, but scaling the fork and making it maintenable on a long time scale is a technical challenge. The FSF succeeded at changing the mindset towards more collaboration. I agree that this also allowed to divert effor
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    It is good enough to have much fun reading it. About chef photos, in Cook French in America, page 11: no eggs on a breakfast tartine. As a French, I would like the French version.
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    This is about cooking but... no French?
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    No, don't.
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    Powerpoint will soon be a lost craft.
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    Thanks for the link to this archive. A very welcome contribution very a propos in relation to the article. An amateur of old hand drawn maps (Michelin road, and older).
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    Jules is still alive. https://jules.google.com
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    > ANTIQUA ET NOVA > Note on the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence > https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/documents/rc_ddf_doc_20250128
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    > Magnifica humanitas will be presented on the day of its release at 11:30 a.m. at the Vatican’s Synod Hall. > [...] > The Pope will be present, along with several speakers: > [...] > Christopher Olah, co-founder
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    As long as you continue to use (and upgrade) the Biwarden client apps, you should consider that BW could have the keys of your garden: they have control of decryption and encryption code, so that code could leak the key, whatever the server
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    by dolmen 5mo ago

    That already somewhat exists. Reimplementing the server side is the easy part. But a commercial offer will need rebranding the client, and maintaining forks is much more involved. As long as Bit warden publishes the sources ...