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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Note that most of the downtime in that graph comes from Github Actions, which simply didn't exist before the Microsoft acquisition. The downtime also starts happening in 2020, which is a while after the acquisition. 2020 was the year
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> OK so then use the additional revenue to add more resources and employees? What revenue? I'd assume the people pushing thousands of AI-generated commits are not the people paying for GitHub Enterprise.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Its like when you write a school essay and look up every second word in a thesaurus thinking it makes the essay better
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Where do you live where people bike a lot and yet bike theft isn't common?
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> Only seems worth it if you already have an extremely nice bike How nice should one's bike be that you'd rather turn it into a mediocre ebike for the price of buying a good ebike?
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Good luck trying to get the cookie laws enforced in any way. The Dutch DPA, for example, only lets you submit a GDPR complaint and get a response on things that directly relate to your own data. Otherwise, you can only submit a "tip-of
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> There should be some kind of moratorium on new accounts. OC was registered in 2016 though? What do new accounts have to do with this?
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
You can do that in Pi! > Extensions can intercept and customize both compaction and branch summarization https://pi.dev/docs/latest/compaction Just make an extension (or ask Pi to write an extension for itself)
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
I have user Dart for small personal projects and it's a great language. Somewhat similar to Kotlin, but IMO a bit nicer. Unfortunately the ecosystem is not as developed outside of Flutter as with more popular languages, but it very muc
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> It seems that a lot of vibe coders forget So do many non-vibe coders, somehow. I dont understand why someone would make a website without mobile support in 2026, when phones are the primary device for a lot of people.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Being able to collapse the left sidebar would go a long way to improve mobile experience. Currently it's unusable on mobile.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> Lastest OpenCV 5 release notes also had a lot of LLMisms. Yeah, that really made me triple-check if I visited a fake SEO spam website instead of the official OpenCV one. The fact that their blog looks exactly the same every single low-
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> I'm surprised these companies re-use the same encryption key across models I assume switching the model in the middle of a conversation is intended behavior (very useful in coding agents, for example)
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Have you tried Kagi Proofread? https://translate.kagi.com/proofread
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Also of https://strudel.cc/
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
What dose are you using? Most OTC melatonin supplements are sold in a 3 or 5mg dose, while the correct one is ~0.3mg or even lower for some people. High dose may be related to the fogginess.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Chat Control 1.0 is a permanent extension of a temporary law that already existed a year ago, allowing the companies to scan your messages if they want to. Nothing changed since then.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> if you know anything about a search I doubt people running those agents know much about stuff
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
I used Byesu and now use a6api. Byesu is a bit more expensive, but a6api is a marketplace so has a higher risk of fake models.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> That's not a liberal education. That's religious brainwashing. No it's not. It's theology. A text that influenced millions of lifes and deaths can be studied in great detail without any brainwashing. (To be fair, it
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
How so? The code and reasoning patterns certainly match, so does the intelligence level. I probably wouldn't know if they're secretly serving Luna instead of Sol, but it's definitely an OpenAI model.
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Doom Emacs is the answer
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> Vim users seem often quite happy with the vim emulation they get Its better than nothing, but usually only lets you use vim bindings for text editing itself. Compared to neovim, where the entire editor and the plugin ecosystem is fully
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Weird, I'm using 5.6 Sol through Chinese resellers and it reverse engineers stuff just fine
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
This is similar to how things like Gerrit do code review, and it's pretty nice
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
When you try to maximize ad revenue, you add multiple advertising SDKs to your website, each of which can often do live bidding with hundreds of ad/data brokers You can usually check the ads.txt file on a website to see which companies
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> 90% of my time as a coder is spent typing > 90% of our time should be spent thinking Thinking and typing often happen at the same time. Its much easier for many people to reason about a problem by writing and changing the code, and
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> There's plenty of incredibly toxic behavior to be found all over facebook. But is it comparable to the amount of toxic behavior on 4chan?
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
> almost involuntary gesture Exactly, which is why attaching large UI shifts to that involuntary gesture makes the experience feel very unpredictable > activating your browser's reading mode Reading mode is a hack that's onl
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by flexagoon 2mo ago
Yes, but when I stop scrolling and scroll up even a little bit (by accident, or because I want to scroll up and read something I missed) they appear again. I think the only good UX possible is to have a button to show/hide them instead

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