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by jpeeler 1y ago
Netflix needs to do a Black Mirror episode where either a sentient AI pretends that it's "dumber" than it is while secretly plotting to overthrow humanity. Either that or a LLM is hacked by deep state actors that provides sim
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by jpeeler 1y ago
I wish the code page https://bellard.org/lzexe/ had gone more into the inspiration of pklite. Used pkware's tools a lot growing up.
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by jpeeler 1y ago
Sounds like it's a little ways off though, no? https://github.com/EpicGamesExt/raddebugger/issues/23
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by jpeeler 2y ago
Same, I never remember them either. However, I use a shell (fish) that has decent command history autocompletion that helps a lot for such things. I wish the flags between ripgrep and fd lined up as I think that's what confuses me (can
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by jpeeler 2y ago
Looks interesting, but "coming soon" with last commit 3 months ago... I'm sure they are working on it. But soon is probably not correct.
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I just installed Skype this week to talk to someone using Skype's translation feature. And it mostly worked okay too. Any recommendations for other products that can do real time translation decently well for free? Related, I've f
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by jpeeler 2y ago
You can run Quadlets under the systemd user session just as well.
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I think he's kidding... there's no C CDK: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/iac/languages-sdks/
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I find it strange that I haven't seen it written anywhere that suspects the entire commit message was probably drafted by legal. Sort of like a warrant canary where the message is in what's not said, they may have been recommended
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by jpeeler 2y ago
Speaking of Mr García, he recently started working at Bitwarden. Would be interesting to hear his thoughts.
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I used to use ranger, but have since switched to yazi[1] for speed and out of the box image support. (Ranger can do the same, but I think you have to set the preview_images_method[2]). [1] https://yazi-rs.github.io [2] https:&#
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by jpeeler 2y ago
That is the crux of the entire privacy argument. Why strive for privacy when "I have nothing to hide?" Also, how sure are you that having a copy of everyone's DNA data will become widespread? At a minimum, perhaps if you dela
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by jpeeler 2y ago
Can lazy internet help me replicate kitty's word selection ( https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/hints/ ) in WezTerm? I believe one would just have to adjust the config for "quick select": h
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by jpeeler 2y ago
OpenDNS is reporting this domain as malware :( https://malware.opendns.com/main?url=1fps.video&server=nyc4&... - not sure if that's viewable elsewhere, but if so there's a report link there.
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by jpeeler 2y ago
> ...But then we'd be at the mercy of upstream of accepting patches, This point bothers me, but I can't say with confidence that it's completely wrong. I know there are occasional rifts within the open source world, but I
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by jpeeler 2y ago
Did anyone else immediately do the calculation of 8.1 billion (world population 2024) * 1/20000 = 405k user base? Which makes me wonder what percentage are paying users.
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I was hoping that systemd's soft reboot function would help a lot here. It would make it unnecessary to request password when using full disk encryption and would require less downtime. Last I checked it didn't work in Silverblue
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I use this too as I was trying to de-google myself. However, I hadn't stopped logging my location to Google since for the presentation of data I hadn't found an easy solution for. Do you view the GPS data from GPSLogger?
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by jpeeler 2y ago
Yeah there's a service called "Too Good to Go" available in select larger cities in the US that allows you to purchase "old" food and save it from waste. The whole point of the service is to enable consumption of go
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by jpeeler 2y ago
I know that using a raspberry pi is not where you run projects that take massive resources, but does using the VNC protocol give you good enough performance? Was really hoping that they had come up with a solution that works very well on th
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by jpeeler 3y ago
Does Astroid feel done? Because the last commit was 7 months ago.
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by jpeeler 3y ago
Mimestream looks so incredibly polished. But just like all third party clients that use the Gmail API, it doesn't support muting: https://portal.productboard.com/mimestream/1-mimestream-road... Does anyone remembe
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by jpeeler 3y ago
Etrade (probably some other companies?) uses Symantec VIP, which is a proprietary TOTP client. I was really glad to have found a project that allows me top stop using it and instead utilize other standard TOTP clients. https://gi
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by jpeeler 3y ago
Do said clients have the ability to specify a custom endpoint? Obviously with the clients being open source a rebuild can fix that, but hoping that's not required.
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by jpeeler 3y ago
It looks like the "ESP32-S3-BOX-3" is the latest hardware iteration? I looked last year online for the older S3 hardware and everywhere was out of stock. Do you have a recommendation for where to purchase or perhaps alternatively
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by jpeeler 3y ago
Not to direct attention away from the issue at hand, but how do these collected fines get used? I can't help but wonder with such exorbitant sums of money if some organization secretly does not want these fines to go away...
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by jpeeler 3y ago
Do any GUI frameworks support WASM? I've been looking for a way to run GUI applications remotely for a while, specifically on a wlroots compositor. Projects like this (maybe one day) and https://github.com/udevbe/g
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by jpeeler 3y ago
No, it looks like you have to do it on an application basis. https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/issues/2913
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by jpeeler 3y ago
I did not realize a Flatpak exists (apparently for several years): https://flathub.org/apps/io.podman_desktop.PodmanDesktop It's an electron app, so if you're on Wayland executing like this will make it look
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by jpeeler 3y ago
I don't quite follow how the prompt-agent is assisting here. But more importantly, is said agent tied to prompt or could the "container detection extras" be usable with other Linux terminals?

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