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jasonvorhe
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jasonvorhe
5d ago
Huawei has been shipping decent MBA-like laptops for some years now. The latest Panther Lake laptops seem to have made some leaps towards Apple on the hardware side as well. I still won't expect any Windows laptop in these form factors
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jasonvorhe
5d ago
Try Omarchy, you might enjoy it and to my knowledge everything should work out of the box.
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jasonvorhe
5d ago
I'm not surprised that this billionaire was actually surprised by this.
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jasonvorhe
5d ago
I think it's quite obvious that journalism is mostly PR for the current things in politics by now. It probably died around 2020 at the latest.
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jasonvorhe
6d ago
Eh? Where exactly is that a reality though? I just spent like 20$ last week on various Chinese frontier models using openrouter and ppq building like 10 different projects that would've cost way more than double or quadruple per token
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jasonvorhe
9d ago
I know people who are vacationing who have more stressful schedules.
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jasonvorhe
11d ago
I think you need to prioritize the Ethernet device in network settings but I'm not at my Mac now to check.
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jasonvorhe
11d ago
This would probably false positive every CGNAT IP, or am I misunderstanding something?
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jasonvorhe
12d ago
macOS 27 ade my M2 MBA feel like new. Tahoe just felt a lot less responsive most of the time.
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jasonvorhe
13d ago
I think this has long been the norm without AI. Just look at a lot of politians cheating with their university tests, outsourcing the work that lands them their titles to low earning ghost writers. Why do you think so many incompetent peopl
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jasonvorhe
13d ago
Agreed. But your now flagged and no longer viewable post seemed to chime into the whole "GrapheneOS is using AI, they must be shipping slop" trend in certain circles.
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jasonvorhe
13d ago
Who do you think pays for the political election campaign theater of all theses "democratic candidates" though? I often have to think of Bane putting his hand on the shoulder of that Ben Mendelsohn character in The Dark Knight Ris
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jasonvorhe
14d ago
Conflicts with the common definitions of alpha versions I'm familiar with but definitions differ, of course. Glad you're not among the gOS haters though!
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jasonvorhe
15d ago
You're using software from an alpha channel. People sometimes.
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jasonvorhe
15d ago
Set an alarm for the typical Motorola flagship schedule then.
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jasonvorhe
15d ago
Everytime I see Fairphone mentioned whenever there's news about GrapheneOS I'm confused as to why people keep on conflating both when they obviously have very different goals.
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jasonvorhe
16d ago
A couple of screenshots would've been useful for the post-millennial generations that never got to see the "beauty" (cough) of XP.
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jasonvorhe
18d ago
I was (4 years) and we made sure our rules were easy to grasp and follow to ensure we wouldn't have to deal with lack of clarity and enforcement.
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18d ago
> And a big fuck you to DeAlignAI, Z.ai, and everyone else who's been participating in this race to the bottom. I'm so glad frontier level AI isn't in the hands of just the Altmans and that other cult leader who are curren
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18d ago
I have very little pity for any of these customers, excluding maybe small businesses that simply don't know any better and lack the expertise but at every company and client I've been at there were at least 1-2 people trying to co
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jasonvorhe
18d ago
Where are all the home lab leaked pathogens then? 3D printed guns are a thing as well and yet they don't show up in most annual violent crime reports.
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18d ago
Most adults in Switzerland have guns at home from military duty and none of this is happening. If this claim had any truth to it you'd see significant gun involvement in neighbour disputes and that simply doesn't happen. Depressed
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jasonvorhe
20d ago
The rules say nothing about military AI and currently include selfhosted LLMs as well: > You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools (including services such as Claude, OpenAI Codex)
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21d ago
What a weird take coming from a pro-Codeberg perspective considering that many their users I are proudly #actuallyautistic people who would prefer strict rules to follow in order to feel secure. > The rest of us, who are OK with humans m
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jasonvorhe
21d ago
As if there wasn't a massive amount of nuance between "you may keep your dotfiles private but don't upload your photo library". If their rules read this arbitrary, I wouldn't trust them to host any of my stuff, espe
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jasonvorhe
21d ago
There was a service I discovered that was set as a default in this app: https://github.com/circumspace/linkahest Unfortunately it also shut down a few days before the nitter takedowns.
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jasonvorhe
21d ago
Nah, I like my freedom of speech, thanks.
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jasonvorhe
21d ago
Found this Android app to work quite well. It just lacks working nitter instances right now but you can customize them: https://github.com/circumspace/linkahest
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jasonvorhe
21d ago
Weird, we must have very different definitions of "fascists".
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21d ago
I'm a nostr user first and X is lurk only but I seldomly see anything by or about Musk and so does everyone else I speak to who actually uses it. I suspect this has become more of a meme by Mastodon/Bluesky users than anything rea
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