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Heaper: Local-first PKM for all filetypes with multi-device sync, tags and links
(heaper.de)
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8mo ago
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Climbing Mount Fuji visualized through milestone stamps
(fuji.halfof8.com)
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Sushi Go is fun and compact. Dominion if you have friends that like to optimize. Uno is a good one for the road. Even a regular deck of cards is great once you learn a few samples games.
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8mo ago
Is there an equivalent to filling up the swamp and reaching bedrock because my optimist brain is looking for it
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She wrote a short essay on her blog about this: https://www.ursulakleguin.com/a-rant-about-technology The TLDR is technology is how we cope with reality and for her it was more interesting to describe this reality and how i
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8mo ago
I saw a recent video by Zizek where he mentioned the original gray eminence - François Leclerc du Tremblay who was Cardinal Richelieu’s right hand man. During the day he orchestrated the thirty year war and during the night he wrote the mos
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8mo ago
Almost works for Neanderthal poetry [1] [1] https://www.explodingkittens.com/products/poetry-for-neander...
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9mo ago
Tune it out, come back in 6 months, the world is not going to end. In 6 months, you’re going to change your API endpoint and/or your subscription and then spend a day or two adjusting. Off to the races you go.
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9mo ago
VM + dedicated key with quotas should get you 95% there if you want to experiment around. Waiting is also an option, so much of the workflow changes with months passing so you’re not missing much.
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I used to look up to Google and Googlers but that was a big mistake on my part because that only made the following disappointment ever so hurtful. All of the product killing, services/APIs lockdown and disrepair that has been their mo
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9mo ago
It is interesting to consider the different developments happening with the big mobile orgs regarding the convergence computing paradigm: - Samsung’s Dex has been out for a while - independent devs have been working on Linux “as an app” for
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> Does github have a way to report copyright violations? What would reporting this GitHub repo do? Is the late Ursula K. Le Guin going to get a check in the afterlife? Her historical stance on copyright was based on consent. What happens
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9mo ago
Why is the GB10 so expensive then ;(
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NexPhone: Android, Linux, and Windows 11 in a single device
(nexphone.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
“Your margin will soon be my margin.” The solution was/is and most likely will be antitrust but which administration will shatter the US tech market we are yet to see.
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9mo ago
Cynical viewpoint: Why should they if those things don’t affect their bottom line? If the market is AI-everything, any resources that you devote to non-AI is a bad signal. Incentives are everything.
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9mo ago
Is people stealing bikes and parts a technological problem or a people problem?
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9mo ago
I bet you that one hour was full of excitement, where’s the fun in reading the documentation :P Another great to look at it is possibly as a TDD approach vs analyzing the problem at a deeper level.
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9mo ago
Tailscale recently added passkey log in. Would that alleviate the SSO login? Tailscale also has a self-hosted version I believe.
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9mo ago
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
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9mo ago
> Most smart TVs have advertisements and spyware that yields additional profits. Something I just realized is TV companies can very accurately put a price point on a specific buyer - household size, TV watch time, content being watched,
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High-level is the goal. Why should anyone care about low-level programming?
(bvisness.me)
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9mo ago
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SpotEdit: Selective Region Editing in Diffusion Transformers
(biangbiang0321.github.io)
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9mo ago
As a fan of Graeber, I’m interesting in reading counter arguments to his writing. Could you point out where I can read up more about what archaeologists think of his writing?
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The talk you cited is excellent. I recommend it if anyone is interested in design, UIs and UX :P
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9mo ago
GNOME and KDE have stepped up with their design and user experience. I recommend you give them another try.
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> software update atoning for their UI sins But how would they do that without scrapping the whole version? Their marketing for this year heavily relies on liquid glass but if they remove the shiny stuff, it’s not very pretty, it’s just
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10mo ago
I believe the community has seen the benefit of forums like SO and we won’t let the idea go stale. I also believe the current state of SO is not sustainable with the old guard flagging any question and response you post there. The idea can&
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What’s stopping Mediatek from putting some of those cores in a laptop/desktop CPU package? Is it the infrastructure around it? OEM support? All of the above?
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The Shifting World of OSINT with Craig Silverman [video]
(youtube.com)
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10mo ago
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