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by esperent 1mo ago
> even with something like NextCloud or ownCloud it gets tiring pretty fast I haven't touched my nextcloud installation in maybe 9 months and I've been running it for about 1.5 years. When there is a problem it's now very
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by esperent 1mo ago
> throw you in jail for expressing support for Palestine Action. For those unfamiliar, you are, of course, allowed to peacefully protest in support of Palestine in the UK. Palestine Action is a specific group that was controversially la
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by esperent 1mo ago
What makes a 3d graphics rendering engine a good fit for llm inference?
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by esperent 1mo ago
However it's not a worse idea than all the other things we rely on cloud services for like banking, healthcare, booking a taxi, ordering food, navigation, communication...
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by esperent 1mo ago
I hear people say this from time to time and yet to me it feels fine. Could be better, but it's free, everything is reasonably well organized and in one place. Meanwhile when I have occasionally ventured into per-game modding communiti
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by esperent 1mo ago
I don't think it's that tricky - there's tools like ccusage that show what you would have paid for Claude at api rates, and I think codex just straight up shows you how many tokens you've used if you run /usage.
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by esperent 1mo ago
Are you calculating based on API prices? Because I'm talking specifically about subscriptions here.
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by esperent 1mo ago
So a bureaucratic dispute between Sweden and the EU has led to an infrastructure project being paused. This sounds... exceptionally uninteresting. Am I missing something here? Or is this just a dog whistle for the HN crowd who like to compl
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by esperent 1mo ago
Everyone talks about how these models are getting closer and closer to OpenAI/Anthropic and how they're much cheaper at API pricing, which is great. But then I compare it to my $200/month subscription - which I believe is how
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by esperent 1mo ago
> we don't know if OP is making any money off this I'm not, and don't have any intentions to monetize it.
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by esperent 1mo ago
I actually bundle LibreOffice with my app too and the reason is reading files, especially old xls files. Since I'm bundling it I'm now using it for everything docs related but the specific reason is those old files. I couldn'
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by esperent 1mo ago
Same on Brave on Android. But I think that's largely orthogonal to the design, which I like a lot.
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by esperent 1mo ago
I like the pelicans.
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by esperent 1mo ago
That's selling it short. You could deploy something to production in minutes. Battle tested implies it's been not only deployed, but heavily used in all kinds of scenarios, and in the case of sqlite, probably by millions of differ
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by esperent 1mo ago
> You've made me realise a good signal for bug hunting: Search repos with lock files listed in their .gitignore. What would be the point of that? Do you just go around hunting for bugs in random repos?
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by esperent 2mo ago
I'd say just show it. Maybe with a dismissable notice saying it's not optimized for mobile. I'd saw I was getting 15-20fps, a bit janky but usable.
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by esperent 2mo ago
Why do you block mobile devices? When I selected "desktop site" to bypass that it works fine, although the UI is a bit small.
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by esperent 2mo ago
Also Ólafur Arnalds. And Múm of course.
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by esperent 2mo ago
They all do and my reading has always been that bupronion has less scary side effects than e.g. escalitopram.
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by esperent 2mo ago
On the other hand from my ad hoc reading over the last few years, Now itself seems pretty good, they're relatively cheap and seem to contain what they claim in tests.
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by esperent 2mo ago
This has been clearly stated as what would happen going back several decades at least.
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by esperent 2mo ago
I had a quick look around and it seems like this is very specifically designed and used for the Human Brain Project, which ended in 2023 and at least according to wiki the most recent version of this was from 2019. Is it still being worked
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by esperent 2mo ago
Better article from semianalysis here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49434378
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by esperent 2mo ago
Or allowed you to run Linux on their phone. We can only dream.
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by esperent 2mo ago
> wanted a clear discourse about a complex topic with people whose native language is not English. Did you try specifically telling it that? I haven't used Fable but I do write lots of docs for a non native audience and I get good r
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by esperent 2mo ago
What about body slamming it?
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by esperent 2mo ago
> Likewise, Thailand has some indigenous minorities I don't think I've ever been in a country that doesn't have indigenous minorities so I'm not sure what that's supposed to prove. Maybe a very small country like
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by esperent 2mo ago
I've also seen this suggested before, often enough and by historians that I'd say it's at least a well known theory. The fact that this article doesn't even mention it makes me a but suspicious that it's biased. Of
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by esperent 2mo ago
Price aside, I'm all for mobile form factors that are not laptops. Laptops are an ergonomic disaster. But I'm not a fan of connecting it to the keyboard instead. Why not just a mini pc with a built in battery?
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by esperent 2mo ago
It's cool but that rounded seat looks very uncomfortable. I could imagine it as a great item for a child's room though, if they could build it themselves from the flat sheet.

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