frizlab

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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   As it was already supposed to be the case (and has never been) with crypto mining, yeah…
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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   I don’t think it’s only that. I personally hate AI not because of CEOs and co, but because the tech is intrinsically born out of theft, and is still, to this day, evolving thanks to theft. And that’s even before the ecological considera
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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   Here’s a little bit more of context[0]. IMHO this is a very reasonable price. We have been accustomed to having free software, but the reality is, nothing is free. I don’t mind paying for things that are worth it. Furthermore the app stays
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   AltTab Pro(alt-tab.app)

   3 points by frizlab 5mo ago|2 comments
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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   I honestly did not watch the thing, but this headline got a laugh out of me (:
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   Google I/O 2026 had nothing to say and said it badly ahead of Apple's WWDC(appleinsider.com)

   40 points by frizlab 5mo ago|19 comments
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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   Personally I use Kagi, which is what google should be. It’s truly good.
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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   Boy am I glad to be using Infuse.
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   by frizlab 5mo ago

   One of the reasons why I love Swift. It has proper, unescapable Unicode String support.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    This is probably the worst use of AI possible. (But I’m guilty of it myself… through Kagi! I postfix the query with an interrogation point and boom, I have my answer. I only do it for trivial things, or things I can verify easily, though.)
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    There you go. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/privacy/privacy-pass.html
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    Kagi Snaps(daringfireball.net)

    2 points by frizlab 5mo ago|1 comments
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    > For me, Google web search is about as relevant to my life as Yahoo search. Something I used to use, something that used to be better, but which I’ve found a vastly superior alternative to. Same here.
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    Seriously, Give Kagi a Try(daringfireball.net)

    8 points by frizlab 5mo ago|7 comments
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    Here’s a web archive link where we could see it marked as experimental. [0] That’s good, I’ve fully switched (ha!) to `switch`, it’s way better. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20250319225901/https://git-
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    Git switch is no longer experimental(git-scm.com)

    3 points by frizlab 5mo ago|1 comments
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    I personally agree, but the general public seems to think the EU had something to do with it. Honestly this regulation should never have happened IMHO…
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    I use fastmail, I love it. I have a catchall and thus can use a different address per service. Leads to sometimes awkward conversations as to why the email address contains the company name in it, but can also be a life saver. For instance,
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    This is one of the numerous advantages of Swift: arguments are labeled.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    Lightning Connector was not killed by Apple though. Not really.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    I have bought Infuse and it’s one of the best purchase I ever made, maybe.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    This makes no sense. Your table saw does not randomly cut sideways because it “feels” like it. AI might.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    If you’re searching for a language that has the same strong memory safety than rust but is a bit easier to write, you should give Swift a go.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    I use Safari personally. It’s good.
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    > I wouldn't be surprised to hear Photoshop was using some web renderer these days to render their UI. Apparently it is, indeed, just HTML and the likes. [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48048363
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    Adobe's 'Modern' User Interface Is Just Webpages(pxlnv.com)

    4 points by frizlab 5mo ago|1 comments
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    Well thanks, I lost the game now :|
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    > There is no reason to believe that future AI platforms won't be able to review code themselves and manage some aspects of themselves with minimal human oversight There are, IMHO, fewer reasons to believe they will be able to do th
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    Photoshop's challenges with focus, pt. 2(unsung.aresluna.org)

    103 points by frizlab 5mo ago|65 comments
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    by frizlab 5mo ago

    Yes, it is, my bad. I was on my way to delete my comment actually! Oh well, too late now… (: