gib444

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by gib444 5mo ago
The tail never wags the dog. Initially the project won't change, but it likely will over time.
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by gib444 5mo ago
I was possibly thinking of getting a Motorola with G.ràphenéOS when released. Yeah, not now.
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by gib444 5mo ago
> I think you, as a layman He's a lawyer btw
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by gib444 5mo ago
The bonus being that typing properly works (the lag on Bluetooth drives me insane and often a key press is missed)
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by gib444 5mo ago
> ... This is also why adding to the prompt examples of the style of code you want ... You could take it a step further and put the example code into source code files...and be like, super comprehensive with your examples ... ;)
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by gib444 5mo ago
> I wrote it myself without using any AI tooling AIUI this is unfortunately mostly a negative right now. Companies have invested heavily in LLMs and want ROI. Nobody cares about quality, tribal knowledge or the long term. You need to com
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by gib444 5mo ago
Doesn't 'legal arrest' have a specific legal meaning? How have you ascertained it was an illegal arrest? And what made it illegal?
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by gib444 5mo ago
Can I tangent to some love for the Debian TUI installer? Just seeing it evokes such pleasing thoughts. I don't think it's changed a whole lot in at least 10 years, maybe more. I think it's pretty well designed in terms of UX.
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by gib444 5mo ago
> rail ticketing infra in the UK You mean Raileasy? Or RDG too? (Just curious about the stack of the wider rail tech infra)
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by gib444 5mo ago
This motivated me to clean my desk, and turn it around so I'm facing away from the glare and out towards the room (now with a glimpse of view outside instead of the wall). \o/
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by gib444 5mo ago
It's a different world now
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by gib444 5mo ago
Do you believe mass immigration has any negative side effects, at all? Let's say hypothetically the UK increased its population by around 3 million since 2020, including one particular influx designed and implemented by Boris Johnson t
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by gib444 5mo ago
Not through choice
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by gib444 5mo ago
What's fuel (petrol/diesel) got to do with it? (By gas I meant natural gas, not petrol)
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by gib444 5mo ago
And AI causing electricity infrastructure price rises for domestic consumers - aka forced indirect investment in AI companies. Oops, sorry, wrongthink, I mean "due to the war in the Middle East", even though a large majority of ga
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by gib444 5mo ago
What about drizzling the veg with some olive oil (or even lard), salt and a small pinch of sugar? This is what restaurants do to make veg more appealing (plus some acidity) Better than subsisting on fried food and sweets - take the fatty a
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by gib444 5mo ago
It's so noisy though because of apps' built in update checks and other legitimate things initially, which you then grant a process exception for. Per destination allow rules would also generate a lot of popups. Then the user just
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by gib444 5mo ago
> Only Firefox seems to offer it Ohh I didn't realise Firefox persisted the toggle to Private mode on Android! (Properly, even if you Force Quit). I was using Brave previously, which doesn't do that, so assumed the same. Though
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by gib444 5mo ago
Thanks, playing with Opencode now. It just wrote a half-decent Android small app. Pretty good so far!
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by gib444 5mo ago
Privacy enhanced? lol. Install the Android version (similar to desktop I imagine): - The choice in the wizard defaults to no blocking of ads and trackers - Third Party cookies enabled by default - WebRTC IP leaking is the default - No optio
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by gib444 5mo ago
"anonymous" should be quoted too, unless you're a flawless security expert? Have you only ever logged onto them on burner devices / qubes and over eg Tor?
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by gib444 5mo ago
Don't click that link if you have any feelings of inadequacy about your achievements LOL
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by gib444 5mo ago
Ah I'd read so much about the downgrading of that plan I didn't think that was still true?
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by gib444 5mo ago
> ...when $1 million was still considered a lot of money They knew exactly what they were doing by not indexing it.
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by gib444 5mo ago
Starting from zero today, how would someone quickly get upto speed with the latest and greatest AI tooling on an extremely limited budget? Is the only choice to pay for the "max" plans? Or just read so much about it that you bs yo
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by gib444 5mo ago
That would be interesting if the UK were still in the EU, no?
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by gib444 5mo ago
I thought the constant reindexing was due to Shared Indexing, which seems now relegated to a plugin and off by default? Pretty sure that was the cause of my issues in ~2024/2025
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by gib444 5mo ago
Are we just going to have yearly events now pushing up the cost of everything, in perpetuity? I feel like the billionaires got a bit addicted to post-COVID highs
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by gib444 5mo ago
I swear there is an element of the virus that drives you out of isolation, to spread it?. It always goes like this with me, the first few days: - Hm, am I coming down with something? Not too sure. Feel a bit under the weather - I'm fee
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by gib444 5mo ago
Do they have a point? Can't good marketing teams, backed up by World Class Product people, sell anything we build, more or less? </devil's advocate>

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