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by maelito 1mo ago
What I hope is that a compact and high-end device will have Graphene support.
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by maelito 1mo ago
PR here : https://codeberg.org/cartes/web/pulls/2645
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by maelito 1mo ago
Yes thanks, never noticed this, I also find it annoying when websites capture my choice to leave clicking the back button. https://codeberg.org/cartes/web/issues/2661#issuecomment-210...
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by maelito 1mo ago
Thanks ! It's the densest place in the world for restaurants. We're working on a v2 of place search by category, soon to come. Google's task is much easier on this one : they only show those who've paid ads at high zoom
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by maelito 1mo ago
Great. My map application* has a place review system that was built on Atproto, we don't hold user's reviews, they're public, reusable by others. In case of data loss, replaying the jetstream was not possible. This v2 with hi
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by maelito 1mo ago
Well, extremely large US models trained all-year will way too much money, yes. Not models like Mistral, they consume way less resources.
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by maelito 1mo ago
Given the latest vibe release's new "follow default" model option, we should see a new coding / general Mistral model, mistral 4, soon.
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by maelito 1mo ago
No it's the other way round : the Chinese do better thanks to regulations : massive amounts of money from Big tech and public money.
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by maelito 2mo ago
Yes. Won't touch xAI things because of this.
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by maelito 2mo ago
What ? I have no bugs on bluesky for years.
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by maelito 2mo ago
How are the X figures computed ? Bluesky is a public network, anyone can analyse and count. What about X, held by Musk ?
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by maelito 2mo ago
Cool view ! For France, I've built the first interactive map of all* public transports. You just zoom on a zone and see the network (the bluish polygons) pop-up, clickable. Representing trains, that all share a common way but with very
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by maelito 2mo ago
Actually, people that installed the open-source Saracroche app don't really have this problem anymore. Credits for this incredible independent app, available on third-party stores. Even better, the dev has added OpenStreetMap informati
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by maelito 2mo ago
Visa fees.
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by maelito 2mo ago
Indexers should pay for each request. Maybe Taler could help ?
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New rendering based on H3 for the extent of Panoramax(mapstodon.space)
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by maelito 2mo ago
In case someone wants NASA firms wildfire 7 day vector tiles : http://serveur.cartes.app/pmtiles/MODIS_C6_1_Global_7d.pmtil...
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by maelito 2mo ago
Do you have a reference explaining these costs ? Part by part.
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by maelito 2mo ago
What's so strange with Tailwind users is how insistent they are to impose it to codebases they don't know. I've never seen this even with vue vs react. People that didn't write lines of code on this project, or so. A fe
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by maelito 2mo ago
ElementX works for non-tech people around me. No problem.
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by maelito 2mo ago
Ecosia has a news tab. Don't know how good it is.
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by maelito 2mo ago
Explaining to non-tech people that Matrix was email and Element was Gmail was easy to understand.
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by maelito 2mo ago
It's so hard to believe these kind of affirmations coming from a firm that has so many hundreds (thousands ?) of billions invested directly and indirectly in generative AI...
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by maelito 2mo ago
Still can't make a page scroll smoothly though.
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by maelito 2mo ago
> One day there will hopefully be a house on this land We''re burning the world and destroying biodiversity, yeah let's continue our destruction with tech as a bonus, this is awesome.
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by maelito 2mo ago
Thanks !
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by maelito 2mo ago
Where is it hosted ?
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by maelito 2mo ago
Can we start to accept Wero as a Web marchant ? Looks like the PSP don't really lower the fees of Wero transactions right now.
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by maelito 2mo ago
Did someone run censorship and political bias tests on this ? Must be interesting.
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by maelito 2mo ago
I hope these fines will fund NLNet.

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