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Interesting. I'll go deeper next time. Often I give up if it's not on the first page like I expect.
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And it has huge problems with reselling accounts, attacks to randomly guess the username which gives full access to the account, they had to disable port forwarding due to abuse via anonymity, and they enforce a device limit per account du
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I have been using Kagi for the past 9 months. I can't wait until they can fully replace Google for me, but I have a few problems with it. 1. Some niche domains are entirely not crawled by Kagi. Obviously, Google crawls a ton more and w
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He died via drowning, so survived but just couldn’t get out of the vehicle in time.
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You could also install Koreader on your Kobos and connect to your Calibre server via ODPS
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Yes https://refine.dev/docs/examples/next-js/NextAuth-js/
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Refine is not low/no code like ToolJet or Windmill. It's still a framework that encapsulates a lot of the workflow, API clients, DBs, auth etc though
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I encountered several challenges with Refine v3 but it looks improved in v4 with the detached router and improved documentation, which I found often lacking. This still isn't as native as implementing all these features on your own tho
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It has been sped up, but still not fast enough for this use case. https://github.com/manmay-nakhashi/tortoise-tts-fastest
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Claude's training data is a year further into the future which is often beneficial. The 100k token limit is fantastic for long conversations and pasting in documents. The two downsides are 1) it seems to get confused a bit more than GP
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There is also a libretro core for PCSX2, now renamed to LRPS2 to accentuate its independent development. It plays many games fine but the project doesn’t see close to the frequency of development and improvement as PCSX2.
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Appreciate your work on this.
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If you look at 2013 Google Maps, it’s no wonder 152 Forsyth was first place. There’s drawn lines for parking and the fire hydrant is several feet away and inconspicuously painted black. I think I would’ve parked there too thinking I was far
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Not the magic kind
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I was taking a lot of supplements - basics like magnesium and fish oil, all the way to choline, some mushrooms, amino acids, EGCG etc. Nothing crazy or illegal but certainly more than the average person takes. Unfortunately even after stopp
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I would have loved this. I had been fine my entire life until one day I started feeling panic and subsequently had several panic attacks that week and developed the related agoraphobia. It would have been great to see what biomarkers had ch
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For me, they’ve moved on to spam texts. I get 5-10 variations of “Hey”, “How are you?” a week. No provided names, just social engineering attempts if I were to reply.
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Github has poor user permission features. Apps often have no choice but to request for broad permissions even when they don't need them. Github really needs to improve on that.
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Why would I probably have that? Alfred has historically been the far more popular choice. Did I miss a mass exodus?
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You can — with an older version of CloudReady — but since the pivot to Chromeos Flex, no.
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The AI calling people rude and aggressive sure will be popular when going mass market and replacing search for my grandmother!
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DuckDuckGo keeps banning me for using it via SearXNG. I’m the only user on my host
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If I don’t like a company but have to visit their site, I’ll click on their Google ad that often appears and cost them the $1. Particularly if I’m using my work machine
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Can I chain VPNs like I can proxies in Proxifier?
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So what’s the reason for Go? It too is eloquent enough to be able to write malware?
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I can crouch and the vast majority of enemies attacks don’t hit. Great fluidity overall
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https://github.com/fwcd/vscode-kotlin uses the maintained Kotlin Language Server but it’s not perfect. There’s nothing on par with Jetbrains out there
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And in December an effort was started to get Copilot in Xcode[1] when it was previously limited to only in Jetbrains AppCode. Now we have two options for Swift Copilot. [1] https://github.com/intitni/CopilotForXcode
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You cannot on real hardware; Apple stops signing old OSes and there’s nothing you can do. Even recent jailbreaks haven’t gotten around this. You can extend the signing period a bit by using delayOTA https://dhinakg.github.io/
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The site says "going live in 2 weeks" and rejects signing up for the free plan but I can pay $12.99/year? It sounds like I can't even use it yet, why would there be payment now.
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