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7mo ago
It has been speculated that over half of the breakfast in the universe is dark breakfast.
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8mo ago
Like the web attestation API Google tried and got so much backlash for? Good luck, I guess.
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8mo ago
Making the app is the easy part. The hard part is getting users. Also I have doubts if AI can make a sufficiently complex app.
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9mo ago
I noticed the difficulty cleaning too. It's why I still consider a matte screen protector superior: you never have to clean it.
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impure
9mo ago
RSS still works, power users are still there.
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10mo ago
The MacBook Pro with Mini-LED has this terrible vignette effect. I do not understand how no one mentions it, it’s completely unacceptable at this price point. Also any backlit keyboard that isn’t shine through. Also linear switches but mayb
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10mo ago
> You've mentioned Gemini 2.0 Flash pricing and model comparisons so many times that I'm starting to think you're actually a Google Cloud Billing alert that gained sentience. I wouldn’t mention it so much if Google stopped
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impure
10mo ago
I'm not convinced it is. But maybe that's because I just subscribe to things I like using RSS and don't doomscroll.
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impure
10mo ago
I have built something similar before. But I’ve never had any problems with Gemini not doing Json properly. The problematic models are the open models such as Gemma and GPT OSS.
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impure
10mo ago
The free tier is good but they've been cracking down on rate limits. Just recently they significantly dropped the max requests per day.
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impure
10mo ago
I'm getting a lot of 500 errors when trying to upload my app to App Store Connect. Also the website is loading slowly.
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10mo ago
It's cute that Gemini thinks OpenAI will be around in 10 years.
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impure
10mo ago
You keep on using that word 'backfire'. I do not think it means what you think it means. Also: > The other is linked to the Trump Administration's decision requiring CBP officers to be more rigid in their controls. I think
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impure
10mo ago
Yes, I use it with an RSS reader and an email app and it works great.
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impure
10mo ago
I've been using it for a while. There was only one release that required manual migrations. I think 0.23.0 and apparently the dev is backporting security updates for those who haven't upgraded. I use Go so all I have to do is `go
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impure
11mo ago
I’ve actually seen an increase in recruiter emails in Toronto. Not sure if it’s just me though.
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11mo ago
Oh so Google is finally releasing their VCS system I hear so much about. Well it’s Jj not Piper but it looks like Jj will eventually replace Piper and if half the things I’ve heard about Piper are true it will be very successful.
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impure
1y ago
It's Brightbill!
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impure
1y ago
Given that Tricolor and First Brand also went bankrupt recently I'd say yes.
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impure
1y ago
We already have diversification. You can rent a VPS from hundreds of possible companies. And people are very happy with them, it seems every month or two there’s a post here about how some company slashed their cloud bill by switching to a
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1y ago
I looked at the paper. How it's being reported is highly misleading. There were 4 different active training groups. One of the groups benefitted from the training and one of the groups actually got worse. So as a whole phishing trainin
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1y ago
I’m surprised they didn’t lower it given the attempts to politicize the fed and the firing of the BLS chief. Also this is quite a short term outlook. Tariffs are likely to cause a stagflationary scenario which could lower government revenue
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1y ago
I actually have a game idea playing around with this idea. Sure, the AI is 'aligned' but what does that even mean? Because if you think about it humans have been pretty terrible.
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1y ago
GitLab is open source, you can self host it. Although the system requirements are quite high, you will not be able to host it on a two euro VPS. And I wouldn’t be that concerned about contributors. It’s only the very top projects that get a
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1y ago
The only feature chaining me to Arc is the automated PIP. That is when you switch between tabs or spaces PIP automatically activates. It is so useful.
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1y ago
Well, if you have a better way to solve this that’s open I’m all ears. But what Cloudflare is doing is solving the real problem of AI bots. We’ve tried to solve this problem with IP blocking and user agents, but they do not work. And this i
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1y ago
I learned this recently when I encountered a bug due to cutting an emoji character in two making it unable to render.
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1y ago
I don’t think that saying means what you think it does. Also I have not seen any evidence that OpenAI is pivoting to advertising. And even if they did I’m doubtful that advertising would pay the bills. This is one of the reasons Google did
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1y ago
> Even low-risk fixes like renaming a database column can break a billing run when a job is currently using that data. You should tell me how you rename database columns in AWS without breaking anything. I’m not really sure what the poin
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1y ago
Reminds me of when Bard also quoted something NASA put out that was also incorrect.
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