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evanjrowley
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evanjrowley
6d ago
This should be a rune-charged Ash of War for a judge's gavel-type weapon in Elden Ring.
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8d ago
There had to be a catch to the "free" promotion they're offering this month if you use ZCode. Glad my instinct to isolate it helped me, but I feel sorry for anyone whose secrets, etc. got vacuumed up by Ziphu
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12d ago
How would someone send the audit evidence to their organization's centralized log collection service(s)?
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15d ago
Haha. A plot point for Ghost in the Shell (1998).
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15d ago
But GUIs are less useful for remote access unless you want to take on the challenge of creating a web front-end for everything.
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17d ago
Antigravity recently asked me if I wanted to make a Android app in Dart. Why not an Android version of this iTerm2 companion app?
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20d ago
Qwen is leaving a strong impression on me as well. Qwen-3.8-Max via openrouter has been a strong performer for me. I run it in autolith and then have claude code check the commits. Claude highly praises the quality of the work. Lol
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22d ago
Google has been becoming more like Apple in both positive and negative ways. Not a fan of this era.
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24d ago
My best experience with Mistral has been with their expensive GLM-5.2 model. It's actually developed by Z.ai, but unlike Z.ai, the GLM-5.2 at Mistral can be used at a low price without training on your prompts - but only if you remembe
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26d ago
I hope this means OpenAI might become a contributor to Asahi Linux, lest their hardware investment become depreciated due to planned obsolecense by Apple.
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26d ago
I imagine Apple could also grow their business in the EU by marketing to companies who want powerful AI features but can't leverage 3rd party AI services due to GDPR. If only they could come up with iOS, App Store, and developer polici
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27d ago
Is there a decent mapping of reasoning levels to problem sets for this model?
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1mo ago
Seems like a good idea! Agricultural fertilizers are what causes the algal blooms. Will the fertilizers harm the shellfish? Perhaps the fertilizers themselves will not, but the toxins produced by algae might. So for the best results, there
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1mo ago
Members of my C-suite are doing this today on a raspberry pi, so the promise is not empty. Key difference is they aren't using local AI to do it. For the M5 Ultra, I suspect it would be valuable for someone who wants to achieve all the
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1mo ago
Andy Warhol - also a post modernist
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1mo ago
That's postmodern art, not modern art.
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1mo ago
That's postmodern art, not modern art.
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1mo ago
How I use them: My big expensive mechanical keyboard collection is mostly using QMK firmware. For whichever keyboards I'm currently using, I have a git worktree per-keyboard.
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1mo ago
Cue defense industrial base funded influencer campaign to promote the "dangers" of medium chain triglycerides.
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1mo ago
>but pedestrians faced higher radiant heat As would vehicles. Phoenix is the hottest city I've ever visited. The people were great, but I struggle to imagine why anyone would want to live there, let alone build semiconductor factori
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1mo ago
While I love Karakeep, the truth is that I'm using it to solve this exact same problem, even though its project goals are not as well aligned. I would seriously consider giving Hister a try because it seems like a better fit. Bonus poi
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1mo ago
I see you're interested in avoiding the need to read any code. It might surprise you to learn that autolith is very capable at reading and updating it's own code. The captured sessions at the linked page are three examples of this
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1mo ago
I understand the point the article's making, and in fact, I believe it's a good one. Ultimately I continue to prefer TUIs over GUIs for one reason: Practically nobody will target TUIs for advertisements, doom scroll content, AI sl
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1mo ago
Modern preferences have shifted away from manual ones to automatic ones.
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1mo ago
Consequence of severe moral injury?
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1mo ago
I recall many small business owners panicking when this requirement seemed to sneak up on them. Wasn't the purpose of it to aid in mitigating certain types of fraud, like with Covid-19 PPP loans and Medicare?
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1mo ago
That's really awesome and yes the background story really resonated with me. Right up until the end, I was thinking "hah, I can do this with Tasks.org on Android" but then the list of very cool ADHD-specific features changed
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1mo ago
I thought this name sounded familiar. Turns out it's similar to an NPC name in Morrowind (2002). Why aren't more video games drawing heavily from ancient history? https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Hanarai_Ass
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1mo ago
Discovered a new legit CVE today during a meeting with some other engineers. I’m going to make sure the one who originally brought it up gets to put it on his résumé. The world needs more people like that.
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1mo ago
The simplicity of FreeBSD really shines here. I recently performed the same task with Ubuntu 24.04. It seemed daunting due to various Linux-isms and Canonical’s anemic public documentation. Warp terminal got the job done. It blew through ha
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