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kiney
1y ago
thats been a solved problem for years with flatpak
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kiney
1y ago
I use the zed agent regularly. What does claude code do better?
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kiney
1y ago
I mainly used VSCode on locked down corporate laptops. Usually good hardware but running windows and corporate security bloat. But where I was allowed to install alternative editors they were snappy.
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kiney
1y ago
it doesn't because flatpak has basically zero of the problems that snap has (slow app start, forced updates ...). It just works and keeps your system clean.
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kiney
1y ago
I had to use VSCode for some projects in the past because it was what was available on the clients workstations... I can't imagine having to use that laggy electron abomination all the time. For me Zed is sent from heaven, because my p
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kiney
1y ago
same for me
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kiney
1y ago
flatpak is not snap
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kiney
1y ago
if you want a newer firefox use flatpak, don't pollute your system with unofficial debs or source installs
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kiney
1y ago
same in germany
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kiney
1y ago
just let it create plaintext files like latex
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kiney
1y ago
For me it depends on open tabs: with modern firefox 4 digit number of open tabs on a 64GB machine is no problem. Chromium crawls to a halt at low 3 digits.
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kiney
1y ago
looking forward to it
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kiney
1y ago
your implicit assumption that AWS requires less (exoensive) labour is just not true
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kiney
1y ago
ok, never used that...
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kiney
1y ago
I'm curious what are those use-cases where you really need it? I have DRM disabled since forever and never experience any problems that I can relate to that.
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kiney
1y ago
I still use it. Love the simplicity.
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kiney
1y ago
even the highest and ikea stuff is still complete junk.
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kiney
1y ago
actually most of my furniture is either inheritend (mostly from my grandpa and an aunt) or just "was there" in the old house (1835) I bought... Couldn't imagine living with modern Ikea junk.
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kiney
1y ago
Miele is considered special elsewhere? In germany it's one of the most common brands of kitchen equipment and probably the most common brand for washing machines. I personally consider them overpriced for the quality. My family rents o
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kiney
1y ago
no, "Softwareentwickler" doed NOT mean the person is male. It's the correct german form for either male OR generic. (generisches Maskulinum)
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kiney
1y ago
also kinda common in germany. Used to be much more common, but you still see it, especially in b2b, even for high value items
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kiney
1y ago
how does it compare to inkscape?
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kiney
1y ago
I use both, grok and chatgpt on a daily basis. They have different strenghts. Most of the time I prefer chatgpt, bit grok is FAR better answering questions about recent events or collecting data. In the second usecase I combine both: collec
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kiney
1y ago
normally no. Modern wind turbines have electric inverters that decouple rotation speed from grid frequency
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kiney
2y ago
LLMs already replaced that news example for me. Especially grok is really good at summarizing the state of reporting for current events like plane crashes
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kiney
2y ago
bugs in it's infancy is what killed swarm for users.
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kiney
2y ago
I'm a bit confuses. Is this meant to compete with native desktop software or with other web UIs?
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kiney
2y ago
There are non-Perl-based replacements for basically all the system utilities written in Perl in Debian in other distributions, but as things are currently, the Debian versions written in Perl are still unmatched.
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kiney
2y ago
Are the new models released with weights under an open license like whisper? If not, is it planned for the future?
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kiney
2y ago
semi related: how does astral actually make money to pay the devs?
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