masukomi

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by masukomi 3y ago
a) wow cool. b) if i did CSS for a living i'd install and try it out, but i only dabble when forced to, and dabbling isn't worth $30 a month. good luck.
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by masukomi 3y ago
are you aware that comments are a thing in email addresses ? john.smith(comment)@example.com there are also tags john.smith+sometag@example.com neither of these require any DNS or server muckery and _should_ be supported by major mail hosts
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by masukomi 3y ago
by recognizing that 1. i am human 2. humans are all fallible 3. we all make mistakes 4. i am not my work I also fully believe that every time someone points out something i've misunderstood, or a way I could have done things "bett
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by masukomi 3y ago
have you considered... considering the context of my response? the discussion i was responding to was about the contents of the page PRIOR to watching the video so the comments were made as feedback based on what a reader sees BEFORE watchi
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by masukomi 3y ago
without watching the video that sounds .... not straightforward. It sounds like you've dupliacted a chatGPT interface and then... i dunno added a way to draw lines between answers? The elevator pitch for this really needs work. Like M
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by masukomi 3y ago
so, if e-paper != e-ink is e-paper "a digital screen you can read text on" ? or.. I'm confused. (actual question not being a jerk) I, too expected an e-ink screen and was disappointed to find it was an LCD. Wikipedia seems to
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by masukomi 3y ago
details from the mycroft forums: https://community.mycroft.ai/t/faq-ovos-neon-and-the-future-... Although MycroftAI, Inc. has ceased development, the Assistant survives. A few years ago, some of MycroftAI’s partners st
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by masukomi 3y ago
related: a very useful little command line utility that'll give you the github status for each of their subservices plus a link and description of teh ongoing incident. it's come in very handy this week. https://github.
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by masukomi 3y ago
You have the full rights to upload any open source code. The entire point of an open source license is to give others the rights to do what they want with it. Unless the license has a specific exclusion for github or github like services, y
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by masukomi 3y ago
While I understand the author's concern, it seems a bit naïve to assume that Microsoft would ONLY learn from code in GitHub. Geek blogs are spectacular places to ingest code from because they give a ton of context and explanations for
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by masukomi 3y ago
related: There's a similar plugin for Mastodon called StreetPass https://streetpass.social/
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by masukomi 3y ago
> If you want to really prove someone owns a domain, make them change an authoritative DNS record. You're not wrong (ignoring how easy it is to hack DNS), but at the same time it's hard enough to get people to buy their own do
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by masukomi 3y ago
because there's a time based hardware component to it. this isn't just public key encryption. Think of it as a physical Yubikey but embedded in your ...whatever.
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by masukomi 3y ago
This is gossip protocol not a federated thing. assuming it's the same as Scuttlebutt (also gossip protocol) a relay is literally just a relay. There's no "home server". You don't have an account on anyone's mac
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by masukomi 3y ago
> All of those “features” come with with a heavy price—responsibility. Running your own instance is increadibly time consuming and difficult to understand how to secure and scale. Huh. I didn't it difficult to understand how to clic
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by masukomi 3y ago
I like that. Mine is boustrophedon. When you get to the end of a line, you continue the next line starting at the same end. I know the ancient Greeks used it. I don't know who else. I keep pondering how hard it would be to write a text
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by masukomi 3y ago
to any Codeium dev / management reading this: You have completely missed the point. We still need to know the applicable licenses of the code it is emitting even the ones that aren't GPL. Furthermore GPL people don't want the
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by masukomi 3y ago
I'm a native speaker and I always appreciate corrections. Getting upset about being corrected means you've got so much hubris as to think that you think you couldn't possibly be making any mistakes, or so much ego as to think
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by masukomi 4y ago
I had the same reaction. I came to the comments here hoping someone had already explained "why i should care" or "why i should use this". Alas...
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by masukomi 4y ago
I feel like $29 for "use it forever" is pretty reasonable for something that would likely qualify as a "game changer". How many sales would they have to make at say $5 to pay for all the time they spent developing it + a
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by masukomi 4y ago
I mean... their could ask people to pay for a quality product that protects their privacy and keeps ads out of their faces. You know, the old fashioned concept of making a product worth paying for and asking people to pay for it. And... I k
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by masukomi 4y ago
ok, the pendantic nerd in me has to point out that replacing stored X, Y state with data from the system is NOT eliminating state. It's just changing who is responsible for managing the state. The gradually increasing Time constant is
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by masukomi 4y ago
because if i can't see you sitting in a chair in the office how can i "know" you're working? You could be slacking off! Why you're probably slacking off on HN right now! If your butt is in an office chair then obvio
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by masukomi 4y ago
1. riders must not read signage in a given language or alphabet it's literally in a specific alphabet. If you were an Arabic speaker these letters would be just as much gibberish to you as Arabic letters would be to an English speaker.
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by masukomi 4y ago
thank you so much. Was starting to read through it and not understanding what the core problem was.
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by masukomi 4y ago
I'm almost the opposite. Cheap notebooks feel crappy. the covers feel crappy, the paper isn't smooth when you write on it. They actively make me want to NOT interact with them. For me, the Rhodia Webnotebook is a nice "not ch
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by masukomi 4y ago
methinks you underestimate just how bad health care costs are in the US, especially for entrepreneurs who tend to not be able to afford good insurance. On top of that, where's the money coming for rent, power, food, etc? Her husband is
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by masukomi 4y ago
I dunno about openAI as a service, but on my M1 mac i think whisper took something on the order of 8x realtime to process with the "large" language model. That is to say... 8 minutes of processing for every 1 minute of audio. It w
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by masukomi 4y ago
"cost and convenience": cost: $57.60 vs 0 Why would you want to pay nearly $700 a year just to avoid running a program in the background on whatever computer you already have open? convenience: yes, it's a nicer interface, b
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by masukomi 4y ago
note that you can run openAI's whisper locally. The language model and tools are open sourced. It is finicky to set up if you're not a python dev. Just wanted to let you know that it's an option and it works literally exactly

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