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by lucideer 9mo ago
One of the most "real" features of vinyl records that I never really internalised until I started buying a few is that you can take a record out of its sleeve & look at the grooves to see how many tracks is on each side &
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by lucideer 9mo ago
As a Fairphone owner, I use them for one reason I rarely see mentioned. I think they're very imperfect phones for a lot of reasons: they're bad value on a pure hardware specs to retail price comparison, their security update suppo
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by lucideer 9mo ago
> I brought it to my local repair shop. The owner had to tell me that they cannot repair Fairphone's, and that, for him, it is one of the worst companies to deal with. This sounds like an odd & inconsistent story (from the rep
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by lucideer 9mo ago
There's a lot of contradictions in this comment. > it's self-contained: it brings along its own dependencies, whether that's JavaScript, templates, CSS > Also, don't do this [...] That just adds HTML bloat to th
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by lucideer 9mo ago
Banking. It's always banking.
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by lucideer 9mo ago
> Four years later and the model had been discontinued Which model? Was it the FP1? It sounds like your friend was extremely unlucky - FP2 is 11 years old & there's still (a limited subset of) parts for sale for it (display &a
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by lucideer 10mo ago
This is a very long list & is still missing obvious well-known surveillance companies like Experian & who knows how many others. I can imagine the task of documenting this network is going to be pretty intensive.
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by lucideer 10mo ago
This is a really great post, concise & clear & educational. I do find the title slightly ironic though when the code example goes on to immediately do "import anthropic" right up top. (it's just a http library wrappin
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by lucideer 10mo ago
I came across this Github comunity discussion today - "Unanswered" from April 2023 - & it felt very relevant to current discourse in the context of some recent frontpage submissions here on Claude CLI[0] & comments questio
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by lucideer 10mo ago
I mean it's new enough to essentially still be a neologism, so you're right - we can give any arbitrary definition to it if we like. I'm just describing my own observations.
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by lucideer 10mo ago
This isn't remotely true. Vibe coding explicitly does not care about whether software works correctly because the fundamental tenet is not needing to understand how the software works (& by extension being unable to verify whether
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by lucideer 10mo ago
The post mentions a number of times that leaks happen "all the time", but the only comparative data shown related to this is for historical leaks from AS8048. Does anyone have data on what the general frequency of these leaks is
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by lucideer 10mo ago
Yeah pretty sure it's abandonware. I was expecting it to be replaced once they announced they were integrating Endor Labs into their GitHub Advanced Security enterprise offerings but all the news I've heard since that announcement
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by lucideer 10mo ago
At least this breakage is clear & obvious. I did some testing of configuring Claude CLI sometime ago via .claude json config files - in particular I tested: - defining MCP servers manually in config (instead of having the CLI auto add t
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by lucideer 10mo ago
It's only "objective" if you accept the beneficiaries of those donations as "objectively" benign. I don't fully agree with the gp's statement - Musk is at least a little worse than most - but Gates in part
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by lucideer 10mo ago
(I typed out a reply to the above but the gp got flagged into oblivion before I hit submit so I've copy pasted it into the only non-reactionary descendant thread for pastry posterity) Reply to the original now-flagged comment: --- This
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by lucideer 10mo ago
I wouldn't do anything to "correct" your guide - I think it is "correct" as is. This comment is great for its informational content but I'd consider it an addendum, not an erratum. If you like it might be nice
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by lucideer 10mo ago
Apart from the apparent comparative ease of creation relative to GUIs (I suspect Electron apps may be easier than TUIs), I think the main benefits from a user perspective seems to be down to cultural factors & convention: - TUIs tend to
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by lucideer 10mo ago
It might not have but it's a lot more likely that it would.
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by lucideer 10mo ago
Smuggling is a general concern whenever two headers have functionality that interact - it's not specific to prefix masking & given how implementation-based it is, it's not even likely to occur to any arbitrary prefix mask. Tha
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by lucideer 10mo ago
If both are present but different the unprefixed version should be favoured. That seems uncontroversial & not complex to implement. Sending two headers seems fine in most cases. These are certainly downsides but hardly dealbreakers. On
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by lucideer 10mo ago
While I'm sure there are plenty of vinyl collectors out there with some Displates up, I feel like vinyl has a lot of elements that make its audience significantly broader (even excluding player owners) - mainly that it has a cultural h
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by lucideer 10mo ago
I'd say it's varied & most often a combination of multiple things. - They want the cover art - They want a physical token representing an artist they like - They want to financially support the artist in a direct way - They sp
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by lucideer 10mo ago
fwiw they're intending to be cross platform, but it's (currently) built on D3D so that porting task will be slow.
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by lucideer 10mo ago
> How does uv solve the “write once, run anywhere” problem like go? Here's an examply Python script from the uv website[0]: #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script # # /// script # requires-python
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by lucideer 10mo ago
> Is uv the default, officially recommended way to run Python? No? Remember to wave goodbye to all the users passing the language by. uv was invented basically yesterday. But it is becoming the default faster than any tool I've ev
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by lucideer 10mo ago
> I don't want to have virtual environments and learn what the difference between pip, poetry and uv is. I don't care. I just want to run the code. The author is right that every user approaching Python shouldn't need to
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by lucideer 10mo ago
uv not only completely replaces all of pip, pyenv & venv, but it also does a much better job than any of them at their intended function, as well as a bunch of other convenient, simple developer-friendly features. 1. pip isn't enti
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by lucideer 10mo ago
It seems to be relay servers as far as I can tell.

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