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by maeln 9mo ago
You did not read the article did you
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by maeln 9mo ago
I think it is safe to assume that people who use claude code, and are the target reader for this article, mostly know what TUI stand for.
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by maeln 9mo ago
Someone, I can't remember who, explained it better than me, but the gist of it is by not voting, you are effectively checking yourself out of politician consideration. If we see politician as just a machine who's only job is to ge
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by maeln 10mo ago
Why risk leaking it and potentially getting caught, when you can do a bad job redacting instead :)
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by maeln 10mo ago
Locals in cities do not necessarily like high rise neither. And tourism brings a lot of money and jobs. People won't really like making their city uglier and losing their jobs just to have more housing.
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by maeln 10mo ago
> Looks like politicians all over will do everything in their power except actually building more apartments. This is the wrong way to frame this issue. A lot of cities like Paris and Amsterdam have this issue with short-term renting. &q
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by maeln 10mo ago
Sure, but I don't think that ditching the combo O2 blood & heartbeat sensor, charging chip and the screen, and adding instead a mic is worth a 55$ upcharge.
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by maeln 10mo ago
You can buy a rechargeable e-ring with several sensors and even a tiny screen for like 20$ on AliExpress. 75$ for a non-rechargeable, e-waste ring with just a button and a mic is insane.
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by maeln 10mo ago
> Most notably Sony which produced TVs, Computers, DVD players, Media Centers. They owned a movie studio and record label. They also have in house expertise with cloud content distribution via PlayStation. I feel like some of those very
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by maeln 10mo ago
> It's interesting that all lines in the sketch are straight, and circles are perfect, so it seems Whitfield took a ruler and a compass on that plane. Imagine trying to board a plane with a compass nowaday :)
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by maeln 11mo ago
> Wayland has still no way to set DPI of multiple monitors. It does, but not every DE expose that functionality. There is some command that should be DE-agnostic like wlr-randr that should allow you to do that.
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by maeln 11mo ago
There is VNC server for wayland like wayvnc.
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by maeln 11mo ago
You know, it is easy to find this kind of nitpicking and seemingly eternal discussion over details exhausting and meaningless, but I do think it is actually a good sign and a consequence of "openness". In politics, authoritariani
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by maeln 11mo ago
While it seems unlikely, I wouldn't find it impossible (edit: learning more about IQ score, yeah 276 is definitly BS). You can be "intelligent" as in very good at solving logic puzzle and math problem, and the most obtuse and
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by maeln 11mo ago
Funnily enough, I am preparing a simple presentation at work to speak about exactly that. The idea of separating "logic" from I/O and side effects is an old one and can be found in many architectures (like hexagonal architect
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by maeln 11mo ago
> Valve isn't likely to make SteamOS the kind of platform that facilitates intrusive* anti-cheat* or which is locked down in a way to prevent cheating at the client side. This means that a number of competitive multiplayer games wil
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by maeln 11mo ago
Well, Genshin Impact is at the forefront of predatory B2C business practice. It is a gacha game, engineered to extract as much money from its prey as possible. On the other end, most AI company can afford to be generous with their user&#x2
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by maeln 11mo ago
> The big open source projects where pretty much all like that in the past, in the 80's/90's/early 2000's - in that respect they feel like a pleasant anachronism before everything needed to be promoted/self-
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by maeln 11mo ago
It's open source, you can fork it :)
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by maeln 11mo ago
Turns out, we were the carbon captor all along
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by maeln 11mo ago
The motor to battery weight ratio on e-bike is much more than for cars. Having a lighter motor would improve the efficiency.
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by maeln 11mo ago
The Vision Pro might be pretty lock down, but making a VR app / game on PCVR or on Pico/Meta headset is pretty "free for all"
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by maeln 11mo ago
It is also very useful to expose services to the world wide web behind a restrictive network, Tor takes care of the Nat punching and all that jazz, and you get free dns and encryption as an extra bonus :)
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by maeln 11mo ago
> I think one of the reasons Vision Pro and metaverse have been struggling is because their engines are bad. Not just locked down, but hard to develop on (although I don't have personal experience, I've heard this about VR in g
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by maeln 1y ago
But that's the whole joke of the article ? I don't think it is intended to be that serious. It is kind of those "weird"/rare crime that newspaper have fun reporting on
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by maeln 1y ago
Slow is better than nothing. A card with this much VRAM in a "prosumer" price range would be really interesting right now for workstation, to work with big models.
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by maeln 1y ago
We don't know the pricing yet.
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by maeln 1y ago
I think it does, and tbf, `fd` is bascially `find` + `parallel`, but I do find that it is nice that it is just one tool and I don't need GNU parrallel :)
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by maeln 1y ago
No i specifically made sure to run it in a dir without a .git, node_modules, etc. It is just that slow
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by maeln 1y ago
`find` only support `{}`, it does not support `{/}`, `{//}`, `{.}` etc, which is why you often need to do some parsing magic to replicate basic thing such has "the full path without the extension`, `only the filename wit

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