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I’m probably online too much, but a lot of the news I see is from yesterday. Supposedly it just refreshed with today’s news, but does that really clear out anything older if some outlets publish their stories later than others? I would not
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1y ago
Tastes good (to many)
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eza was the first one I tried - that's about it for me. see https://github.com/orgs/eza-community/discussions/679 also
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Proton damaged its reputation with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45226903 for me That said, this is neat, but it all depends on pricing.
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It's a recipe book to mimic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Original_Chicken . I don't know if the Github Trending algorithm is public, but ya know the typical metrics - stars in a period of time, activity
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I get automated billing mistakes, but a real human reviewed this case and demanded the money and the timeline. At that point, that is just a business practice.
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It does matter.
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I still get a chuckle regarding their 'stolen land' campaign https://www.newsweek.com/ben-jerrys-icecream-indigenous-comp...
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1y ago
Reminds me of Yahoo buying Tumblr. Mismatched. Their best bet is to change little to nothing, but not sure the administration will let them.
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> I think GPT-5 puts up a better showing Would the more casual Copilot audience be OK with gpt-5-high - the model that many say is better than Sonnet - taking significantly longer to respond? Potentially minutes longer. A faster model ca
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codex cli has been out for 5 months with 170k weekly downloads - it's definitely 'ready for primetime' if you can get past your bug. I don't have that issue.
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Their standards position is still neutral https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/522#is... https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/blob/711c5330...
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The bun team uses Discord to kick off the Claude bot, so someone probably saw the comment and told it to do it. that edit doesn't look particularly good though
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1y ago
Deno doesn't work with crawlee either unfortunately
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Only if we can get that data exported in a format that can be used by the next 'standard'. I've already got health data on my Android phone, a Fitbit account, my Withings devices, my old iPhone, and probably more elsewhere.
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That's the experience I have had too, particularly regarding managers who are in the office for the day. They are not spending much time at their desk.
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A base Model Y costs $18,000 more than a base Camry when the price is not being artificially lowered by the government. Different price range entirely.
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They had this same thing happen in 2022, too. "a third-party was able to access a limited subset of data that includes emails, usernames, and encrypted passwords"
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This would be damning for every politician except Trump and those close to him.
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1y ago
I agree. beercss is less than 20kb and about the biggest 'minimal' I would consider
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My FUSE setup with https://github.com/yandex-cloud/geesefs is fast so I'm typically happy with it, except the timeouts. Looks like that may not be solved here either https://github.com/Barre/Z
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Personally I feel like that conclusion is vague and kinda sucks
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"Backed by the best • San Francisco" means this is very serious
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1y ago
Would love to try on Android. Sounds nice - I would pay up to $5 a city.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerebral_autoregulation Just learning about it, but it seems like the brain is very sensitive on the amount so it strongly manages blood flow. Probably no benefit attempting to ignore it
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They're only the second agent on Terminal Bench to try GPT-5. I am suspicious of the value of Terminal Bench based on how long it takes for it to see updates and the lack of major agents - Warp has coasted off being #1 in all their adv
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I thought it was incredible - I asked it a question about a refactoring and it called a ton of tools very quickly to read the code and it had what seemed like solid reasoning - it found two bugs! Of course, neither were bugs at all. But it
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Similar to https://github.com/getAsterisk/gooey
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I have a lot of third party apps and none of them are by 'anonymous' developers. Presenting the situation as if everyone is exposed to 'anonymous' apps and Google is here to save you is misleading and fear‑mongering.
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You can't install any of the AI models on the Pixel 9 if you have the bootloader unlocked. Wouldn't be surprised that Gemini Nano or Pro Res Zoom didn't work, either.
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