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by jfim 1y ago
On Android, it's technically possible to use an always on VPN to still use pihole even when on cellular data, but unless there are some mdm controls on the phone, one can obviously disable the VPN.
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by jfim 1y ago
It's totally doable to block YouTube with pihole, and also to make it blocked only on certain devices. The regex are: (^|\.)youtubei\.googleapis\.com$ (^|\.)ytstatic\.l\.google\.com$ (^|\.)ytimg\.l\.google\.com$ (^|\.)
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by jfim 1y ago
They wouldn't require a warrant, but at the same time, that wouldn't be scalable to be able to record every license plate everywhere in the city. Having a barrier to accessing data can help prevent casual abuse in my opinion, so t
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by jfim 1y ago
Through LLM washing for example. LLMs are a representation of their input dataset, but currently most LLMs don't make their dataset public since it's a competitive advantage. If say DeepSeek had put in its training dataset that pu
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by jfim 1y ago
I think he meant that iPhones didn't have them, and they have both of those now.
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by jfim 1y ago
They had their own phone culture prior to the iPhone, with mobile phones having features like tap to pay, streaming video, emoji, video calls, and so on, twenty years ago. They just weren't exported abroad.
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by jfim 1y ago
There are also international tourists who may have different local parking rules than the ones in SF. Having clear demarcations between allowed and non allowed parking areas makes it easier for everyone to follow the correct rules.
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by jfim 1y ago
I can see why one would use a serrated knife to cut bread, but what knife would one use to cut cheese other than a chef's knife?
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by jfim 1y ago
I have one in my car and it's not distracting. It basically displays the current speed, the speed limit, the current cruise control state, the current gear (PRND), and the current navigation instruction (eg. turn left in 1.5 miles). It
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by jfim 1y ago
I've actually gotten legitimate calls from the bank, although the correct way to handle those is to say that you won't give any information to them but you'll call them back.
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by jfim 1y ago
I'd assume those bags would be okay considering they break down after a few days of holding compostable materials, and frequently make a mess in the compost bin. The "compostable" cutlery is definitely not compostable under n
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by jfim 1y ago
Switzerland is a bit different from the US. From what I understand, property ownership entails paying the imputed rental value in taxes, which makes property ownership much less desirable. In the US, mortgage interest is tax deductible up t
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by jfim 1y ago
LIDARs have the advantage that they allow detecting solid objects that have not been detected by a vision-only system. For example, some time ago, a Tesla crashed into an overturned truck, likely because it didn't detect it as an obsta
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by jfim 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what are the reasons for using Alpine as opposed to something more mainstream like say Ubuntu?
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by jfim 1y ago
I believe the lifetime free subscription is an account setting, not a per device setting. If you go to my.remarkable.com and check the connect subscription page, it should say it's free as a reward for being an early customer. You can
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by jfim 1y ago
What's the concern with Turkey, out of curiosity?
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by jfim 1y ago
Even in the case of coal mining, jobs fell as output increased. See the two charts in https://acoel.org/the-rise-and-decline-of-coal-mining-jobs-1... Peak coal jobs was in the 1980s but peak output was in the early 2000s, w
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by jfim 1y ago
Not necessarily. For example, early attempts to make planes tried to imitate birds with flapping wings, but the vast majority of modern planes are fixed wing aircraft. Imitating humans would be one way to do it, but it doesn't mean it&
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by jfim 1y ago
Right, that's basically the problem, if one wants to travel by air with an ebike without hassle, there's no real option to do so. There's the Ligo 10X ( https://ebikes.ca/product-info/grin-products/li
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by jfim 1y ago
I wonder if this will allow flying with an ebike battery in disassembled form. The regulations allow up to 100Wh per battery, and an unlimited number of batteries, so transporting the individual cells should be okay, at least in theory.
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by jfim 1y ago
Phones already do a lot of processing of images to make them look better than what a digital camera would capture out of the box, and Kodak already makes such a dock, it's called the Kodak dock: https://www.kodak.com/en
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by jfim 1y ago
In practice it'll just mean that each MCP provider will have API tokens and it'll be even harder to lock down spending than AWS. Maybe companies will need to have a company wide system prompt to pretty please don't use the ex
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by jfim 1y ago
What are the incentives for people to be fat, out of curiosity? Do you mean farm subsidies for corn, for example?
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by jfim 1y ago
Gas cooking doesn't really have good temperature control though. Using a temperature probe, I can set my stock pot to 98°C on the induction cooktop and it'll stay exactly there for hours with no worrying about the burner set too h
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by jfim 1y ago
There are definitely things it can't do, and things it hilariously gets wrong. I've found though that if you can steer it in the right direction it usually works out okay. It's not particularly good at design, but it's g
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by jfim 1y ago
It varies, but they're not necessarily very complex projects. The most complex project that I'm still working on is a Java swing UI to run multiple instances of Claude code in parallel with different chat histories and the ability
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by jfim 1y ago
Anecdotally, I can take on and complete the side projects I've always wanted to do but didn't due to the large amounts of yak shaving or unfamiliarity with parts of the stack. It's the difference between "hey wouldn&#x27
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by jfim 1y ago
NN4 tended to crash more than NN3, it may have been due to the rushed development during the browser wars.
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I see, so in that hypothetical world, one could make a spider guy comic book that looks suspiciously like another, but not label it "The Amazing Spiderman (r)"? Sounds like it would be a boon for things like fan art and fan fictio
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by jfim 1y ago
This changed recently (like a day ago or so), pro has access to Claude code now. They mention it's for "light coding work" on the pro plan: https://support.anthropic.com/en/articles/11145838-using-cl

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