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by lloydatkinson 5d ago
I remember it being pretty useful on phone. Now, it can't even "like" a song when I'm driving and I want it to add a song to my Spotify favourites list. It could do a few months ago, now it refuses with "sorry there
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by lloydatkinson 7d ago
Their very first attempt is arguably the best one there. I was surprised they didn't like it much and kept going. Then the "Stamp / Letterpress Style (Modernised)" was the only other good one. So of the two designs made,
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by lloydatkinson 9d ago
How does it compare to the others? I started trying to use Zinc but I get lost in all the vocabulary and literature which assumes you already have a background in it.
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by lloydatkinson 9d ago
Does this include all the image metadata and who knows what else?
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by lloydatkinson 11d ago
This is amazing. I want to build this. Curious about the authors “full garden” link, surely he doesn’t get that many birds in such a small space of time in his garden, unless he lives next to a park I suppose?
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by lloydatkinson 13d ago
I yearn for the simplicity of rrdtool and Cacti and all that. I despise trying to setup Grafana with its constant moving goals.
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by lloydatkinson 13d ago
This is a poor retort considering how well known and infamous "MLP" and "bronies" are on the internet.
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by lloydatkinson 14d ago
Off topic but is there anything like Hacker News but without AI posts?
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by lloydatkinson 15d ago
I've always thought it a bizarre and unusual "requirement" that swap gets an entire partition. Windows has it as a file too. At least with this approach, if you change the amount of RAM in your computer, you don't need t
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by lloydatkinson 15d ago
That doesn't match my experience at all. I had a Foregjo instance on a Raspberry Pi, and maybe it's typical SD card issues, but the number of times that Forgejo has crashed because it locked its own database and couldn't cont
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by lloydatkinson 19d ago
You sound like a SystemD developer.
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by lloydatkinson 21d ago
Just solder?
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by lloydatkinson 22d ago
I started using computers in the era where customisation and user preferences were “allowed” by software companies. Think the Windows 98 or even Windows 7 theme dialog vs modern Windows. I personally reject this seemingly forced binary choi
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by lloydatkinson 27d ago
The people making PRs like this. Clearly,
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by lloydatkinson 29d ago
I don't understand the premise, is this saying short form posts (dare I call them Tweets) on Bluesky are somehow a replacement for long form blog posts?
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by lloydatkinson 29d ago
Well this would be an improvement over my former NHS GP practice deciding the best way for me to come off antidepressants was immediately stopping them without renewing the prescription or even discussing it with me! I think they just forgo
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by lloydatkinson 1mo ago
Even the README… ugh. > no state that matters
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by lloydatkinson 1mo ago
What system prompt did you use?
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by lloydatkinson 1mo ago
I think someone did something similar for passing trains. Does anyone remember?
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by lloydatkinson 1mo ago
> Opens the front door This is the most recent AI slop phrase the models produce, keep an eye out you'll see it everywhere.
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by lloydatkinson 1mo ago
Are you suggesting there is no middle ground and that simply knowing if a USB-C cable is a USB C cable or a fake one can't be done with a cheap tester?
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by lloydatkinson 1mo ago
The "content not viewable in your region" images really sets the tone.
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
I care.
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
The article is also obviously written by Claude too. I’m starting to hate the internet.
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
Like that probably still open huge github issue with hundreds of comments, the one about how docker will blow your firewall wide open.
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
This is one of the coolest animation/diagrams I've ever seen, I wish they had them when I did this at uni. It sure beats whiteboards with scribbles and arrows all over it...
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
At first I thought this was going to be the widely reported problem where despite copying something many times it still won't be there in the clipboard. I've even developed a habit of CTRL+C-ing half a dozen times from Chrome just
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
Given the constant launch delays how could they justify hard coding a 15 day window like this?
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
I don't know how I feel about this. Ingenious perhaps. But then again, being assigned some absolute slop riddled with tech debt arbitrarily could be particularly cruel.
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by lloydatkinson 2mo ago
I suppose so?

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