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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
You can do that, from their repo it seems it's licensed as GPL3. I'd expect someone to do a fork in the same vein of vscodium or ungoogled-chromium. Maybe call it unzedium.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Why is the ID a hidden secret that can be used for anything regarding security in the first place?
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Data that is publicly available also can't be stolen or leaked. Nobody can steal Mozilla's common voice dataset.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Well they are domain squatters so they known how this extortion business works.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
But this time sandboxed and you have some mod capabilities if you know how to use greasemonkey scripts. And all the text in the app is selectable and copypastable.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
And that's the start of the enshittification.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Whether it's AI or not, the process is flawed and not giving their customers an avenue for having a human review their case is just a shitty business practice. The article is just a warning to not put all our eggs in Amazon's bask
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Sounds like the solution is for legitimate services to move away from Cloudflare. They contribute to the single point of failure by remaining their customers.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Por que no los dos? Both blanked IP blocking and creating single points of failure are bad.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Anyone still using Kindle after Amazon removed 1984, of all books, remotely from their devices only has themselves to blame.
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
Awesome. I always felt Linux was missing a per-application firewall. I didn't dig much into it but at least iptables didn't have rules for that when I looked.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
These things tend to get ingrained in you so you continue to use them even if you could technically use the words they replace.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
I mean the name is a nod to that.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Oh yeah. I remember it every couple of years just to go to wikipedia and see it's not been released yet.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
One more use case for Axios is it automatically follows redirects, forwarding headers, and more importantly, omiting or rewriting the headers that shouldn't be forwarded for security reasons.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
In vim? Ctrl+v, 8, j, shift+i, add the text, Esc. Which works if you need to edit several aligned lines in a row. The one thing I'm missing is putting the cursors on the next found position of a search term which would make it much mor
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Is there a way to conver that xapk format to apk other than installing their app?
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Does Itch have a CLI for installing the games? From Heroic's FAQ, that's the first step for adding support to the store. https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher... Not exactly first class
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
I can run Epic and GoG games in Steamdeck. All Steam had to do is not block them.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
I used a plugin in mpv to do it but I can't find it anymore. You just pressed a key to mark the start and end. And with . and , you could do it at keyframe resolution not just seconds.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Write a text file with all the parts like this: file 'file1.mp4' file 'file2.mp4' file 'file3.mp4' Then call ffmpeg like this: ffmpeg -f concat -i files.txt -c copy output.mp4 And I gu
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Allowing trading is a big part of it. Most online games never allow trading the things bought with real money, they get tied to your account. I guess as a way to prevent CC fraud but it still contributes to the issue.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Clankers are not humans.
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by hiccuphippo 7mo ago
Once Zig hits 1.0 it will essentially be done. They don't plan on making further changes to the language, so they want to get it right while they can.
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by hiccuphippo 8mo ago
This. If Stallman could have asked AI to generate the source code for the printer driver, the GPL would not exist.
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by hiccuphippo 8mo ago
If it's Google, they can reduce the page's rank in the search engine (or increase it for everyone that behaves). Just like they did with AMP.
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by hiccuphippo 8mo ago
The article says the LLM has to load 15540 tokens every time, I wonder if that can be reduced while retaining the context maybe with deduplications, removing superfluous words, using shorter expressions with the same meaning or things like
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by hiccuphippo 8mo ago
Can LLMs compress those documents into smaller files that still retain the full context?
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by hiccuphippo 8mo ago
> 0 dependencies Connecting to an external LLM feels like a pretty big dependency.
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by hiccuphippo 8mo ago
Now do one for all the projects with the same kind of comments that ultimately didn't work. (Also looking forward to see my comment on that site when it IPO's for billions)

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