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kevinsync
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As for branding, IMO you could go a bunch of directions: Timelines Tempor (temporal) Chronos Chronografik Continuum Momentum (moments, memory, momentum through time) IdioSync (kinda hate this one tbh) Who knows! Those are just the ones that
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That annoying SMS phish you just got may have come from a box like this
(arstechnica.com)
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SpamGPT makes cybercriminals' wildest dreams come true
(techradar.com)
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1y ago
Believe it lol [0] "The acts are responsible for all of it. They set the ticket prices. They created the large fees. Ticketmaster is paid to take the heat. Because the acts don’t want their fans to hate them. Even worse, the fans don’
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If I understood correctly, it sounds like you could probably change very little of your current setup and just add in an extra step in a script where you use their CLI to upload new content after you do iOS backups [0] Files get hashed befo
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Immich is fantastic. I'm itching to reply but not 100% sure what I want to say, I've got like a bunch of immediate, parallel thought processes about it. 1. I've got 25 years of photos and video that I originally organized by
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1y ago
Seconded, HandBrake[0] is great for routine tasks / workflows. The UI could be simplified just a tad for super duper simple stuff (ex. ripping a multi-episode tv show disc but don't care about disc extras? you kind of have to hunt
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I can't tell how widespread any of is, to be honest.. mostly because it's anecdata, and impossible to determine if what I'm seeing is just ragebait, or shallow dunks by reply-guys in comment sections, or particularly-loud voi
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I kind of think we will see some industry attrition as a result of LLM coding and agent usage, simply because the ~ vIbEs ~ I'm witnessing boil down to quite a lot of resistance (for multiple reasons: stubbornness, ethics, exhaustion f
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kevinsync
1y ago
Recommended it before in other threads, I'm a big fan of CloudMailin [0] -- they've got some great inbound and outbound services, generous free tier, very simple integrations, useful and reliable dashboard. I've used SES, Sen
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IMO file/folder structure in a project is a geographic mapping exercise. It's not that far off from city planning. I think it's so important to design the structure and naming conventions of a project with the ultimate goal o
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Ok, very cool. But I want Netflix to explain it related to Seinfeld, which at 10-12 feet looks fine, but up close looks insane. Blocky MJPEG + grain filter?? It's not like we're on Pentium II processors anymore -- I can filter jus
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My stomach is churning already knowing I'm about to type a short-sighted hot take related to LLMs, but I do wonder what a screen reader would look like that could provide a "summarized" version of any given web page (assuming
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Not at all, I've been doing this with ChatGPT and Claude for a long time. I only recently (last couple weeks) started playing around with Claude Code on command line (not in an IDE). I didn't like Cursor very much. YMMV
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IMO comments so far seem to be not seeing the forest for the trees -- I can imagine incredible value for myself in a browser that hooks into a local LLM, writes everything it sees to a local timestamped database (oversimplification), parses
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This AI Model Never Stops Learning
(wired.com)
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I can't really speak for psychology as a field other than a spectator, but I find it to be quite subjective. What I really meant was related to cocaine and nitrous oxide -- two very different substances that both result in wild egos, w
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1y ago
Yeah, keep in mind that significant abuse of the drugs mentioned are, uh, let's say, prone to inflating the ego rather than killing it and showing a different path. Kinda fills in some unspoken gaps about the 'discipline' of
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I was fully "in" on webOS :( Still got a Palm Pre, Pre 2, Pre 3 and TouchPad in a box, and an LG webOS 2.0 OLED that died in the basement. Apps were built sort of like PhoneGap, but intentional and supported rather than a middlewa
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The Magic Mushroom is incredible lol https://achtaitaipai.github.io/odyc-exemples/games/mushroom....
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I’ve gone through periods of life where I didn’t recall dreaming for years at a time, and others where I have frequent, vibrant dreams. I’ve had sleep paralysis many times when I was younger, a handful of extremely lucid dreams, times when
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Not to derail, but NFT mania (part of the opening salvo in the article) was the giant shitshow that it was -not- because the concept of unique digital bits in the possession of a single owner was a bad idea (or, the concept of unique verifi
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Just conjecture, but this might also be what Apple does with a lot of their TV+ series that are filmed for Immersive / Spatial Video (shot stereoscopically and end up in MV-HEVC format). On a regular screen it ends up looking like a su
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Yup, I go in the Columbus store semi-frequently -- have since the mid-90's. They've kept up with the times so it's a little less "smells like nerd" (which bums me out), but they are very competent, very good on pric
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An old acquaintance of mine got a cease and desist from Jim Henson Company over his DJ moniker Mupperfucker. I know trademark holders are required to defend them, so I get it, but also... https://gizmodo.com/heres-why-disney
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There's some kind of 6-converging-storylines movie script in here somewhere.
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The little bit I perused is very readable code.. like enjoyable to read. There are a lot of stylistic decisions that always felt "right" to me (general spacing, commenting style, horizontal alignment of equals signs, etc) -- but F
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I haven't read the actual "AI 2027" yet since I just found out about it from this post, but 2 minutes into the linked blog I started thinking about all of those amazing close-but-no-cigar drawings of the future [0] we've
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A Billion Streams and No Fans: Inside a $10 Million AI Music Fraud Case
(wired.com)
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I never knew the etymology [0] but always knew the word for as long as I've been into computing (90's) .. apparently it's from the 1960's from a Heinlein novel! [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gr
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