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khimaros
1y ago
how about reticulum?
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khimaros
1y ago
theoretically, wouldn't increasing the supply of doctors have a downward pressure on wages and thus make it cheaper to employ more of them?
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khimaros
1y ago
i would love a fuse backend for these services
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khimaros
1y ago
i tried to create a makefile driven workflow based on this idea and ended up with https://github.com/khimaros/enc -- it suffers from the issues you raised i'm hoping that it becomes more useful as models improve a
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khimaros
1y ago
there is a plugin for US data in OSMand which can be enabled for BLM, USGS, and some others
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khimaros
1y ago
i'm not one for internet arguments and really just want solutions. maybe you could point me at the details for a setup that worked for you? based on my own testing, dm has a lot of footguns and, with some kernels, as little as 100 byte
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khimaros
1y ago
CherryStudio is a power tool for this case https://github.com/CherryHQ/cherry-studio -- has MCP, search, personas, and reasoning support too. i use it heavily with llama.cpp + llama-swap
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The English to Anything Transpiler
(github.com)
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1y ago
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khimaros
1y ago
transpile ".en" files to ".c", ".rs", ".py", or anything else with the help of GenAI. this was a silly idea that went too far. inspired by https://github.com/theletterf/english-la
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khimaros
1y ago
GrapheneOS has per-connection (as an alternative to per-network) randomization which is enabled by default
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khimaros
1y ago
tell me you haven't seen Old Boy without telling me you haven't seen Old Boy
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khimaros
1y ago
Rob Miles must be saying "I told you so"
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khimaros
1y ago
with USB-C, the fragile end is on the cable instead of the port. that is a design feature.
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khimaros
1y ago
not parent, but this one looks maintained https://github.com/buriy/python-readability
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khimaros
1y ago
i believe Gemini 2.5 Pro also does this
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khimaros
1y ago
i find myself requesting this whenever i see a new minimalist browser pop up: it would be great to standardize alternative browsers on a consistent subset of web standards and document them so that "smolweb" enthusiasts can target
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khimaros
1y ago
https://github.com/lapce/lapce is an interesting contender in this space
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khimaros
1y ago
the last i checked, hugo didn't support wikilink syntax. they don't seem to be doing anything to get around this, so my assumption is that they aren't using them.
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khimaros
1y ago
it is a completely different product these days
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khimaros
2y ago
as another dateline, Maverick has taken #2 position on LMArena, just behind Gemini 2.5 Pro.
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khimaros
2y ago
FWIW, i created a PDF of the "race" ending and fed it to Gemini 2.5 Pro, prompting about the plausibility of the described outcome. here's the full output including the thinking section: https://rentry.org/v8q
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khimaros
2y ago
thinking about MUDs always makes me miss the days when GhostMOO was full of players. any others among this crowd? https://mudstats.com/World/Ghostwheel
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2y ago
they may have measurable effects in our physical reality, eg. the behavior of the individual and even be correlated with other physical processes. however, there may be hidden variables outside of our physical reality that are actually mech
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khimaros
2y ago
a random number generator in base reality? ;) really i'm just using this as a more accessible (to rational materialists) example of how processes can exist outside of our measurable physical reality.
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khimaros
2y ago
in this case, the launcher and the game are both open source. does that change the calculus at all? this launcher clocks in at 22mb.
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khimaros
2y ago
this is a confusing take to me. could you explain your aversion to launchers?
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2y ago
it's worth noting that atuin is now available in debian testing/trixie, so it will eventually be an apt install away for new stable installs.
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khimaros
2y ago
i use the open source Glider frontend on Android and it shows related posts automatically. recommended.
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2y ago
happy user here. atuin coupled with z has made it so much easier to be productive across multiple projects (especially less frequently accessed ones). just "z project" and then Ctrl+r twice to see the most recently used commands i
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khimaros
2y ago
Signal is absolutely end-to-end encrypted
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