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9mo ago
I often use ChatGPT without an account and ChatGPT 5 mini (which you get while logged out) might as well be Mistral 7b + web search. Its that mediocre. Even the original 3.5 was way ahead.
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They must be either incapable of binging for matching names, or its a sneaky strategy to bury, by influence, the existing winapps project https://github.com/Fmstrat/winapps
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9mo ago
Just stop publishing the app, not every little thing needs an app. What the use for the app anyway? Notifications and apple pay?
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9mo ago
Hi Yers, jumping straight into an app signup flow, without any kind of demo, preview, is a though sell. Do you have any slides with example prompts?
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9mo ago
Happy to see a "plain language summary" section, from which I've copied. > We gave pregnant rats drinking water with BPA levels similar to those considered safe for humans in 2015. We observed lasting effects in their offs
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9mo ago
I'm really eager to see how Anthropic's IPO this year (if it even happens) will pan out.
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The double irish, single malt, capital allowances for intangible assets. If everyone would be able to play these tax avoidance schemes I'm sure society would collapse. For big players these are easy schemes and somewhere this untaxed w
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9mo ago
Thanks for the insight, I really appreciate it. I don't use hyperland (just what came up as brief research). Xfce generally has simple and legible code, hopefully this wayland compositor will be just as hackable and tweakable for my ne
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You'll be happy to hear then that the experience has improved significantly over the past decade.
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The linked open weight disallows commercial, and is only licensed for research purpose
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9mo ago
You seen to know your Waylands. Do you know if global shortcuts are solved in a satisfactory way, and if there easy mechanism for one application to query wayland about other applications. One hack I've made a while ago was to bind win
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9mo ago
> this is a moral dilemma for the left lovers! I think your optics are skewed as to what is seen as "the left" in US centric ways. In my east european part of the world the perspective isn't shaped by ethnicity at all (exc
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9mo ago
Ubuntu Touch, plasma mobile, postmarketOS, would be better to be supported, rather than straight up Debian as an app for ants. I'm curios if anyone has support experience with nex. I emailed them about the nexdock xl availability outsi
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9mo ago
It also doesn't feel like the mid 2000s anymore, where offline word/excel are essential for most day to day work. Most of the time I deal with csv downloads for data, or the shit PDFs that I can only fill in with the Adobe reader
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Remeber my shock, first time reading the following news a couple of years back https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-65757400 where the faces of indian protesters were photoshoped to smile, in order to downplay t
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BTW Signal has a backup feature in the client (beta). Though can't say more about how it works since its a feature I do not need.
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9mo ago
There is already https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/explore running as an experiment for a while now. Nothing prevents them from setting up a friendlier instance (domain name) where they only allow registration for verifie
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9mo ago
> and it seemed like setting style="" on all elements, but with extra steps. And extra benefits. Generally more concise on the common usecase, but more importantly you can combine and use media queries, which can't be done
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> I think what we really need is legislation to force all phone manufacturers to at least make the batteries and screens relatively easily replaceable. We are slowly getting there, user removable/replaceable batteries are part of th
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I think your idea has potential, in some alternate universe, or crypto configuration (such as Monero). From my point of view the problem is that most cryptocurrencies are used as speculation instruments, and there's a significant hoop
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True. Though the difference with smart watches is that they tend to be significantly bigger in size than what common watches used to be like. Smart "bands" tend to be less perceptible.
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The trackpad is really bad compared with any other brand I've used.
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9mo ago
My tax money is on the fact that it's going to go again to the dinosaurs. I cannot see them do any quick and adaptive change in the short term. I can see ways that could be really effective, though trying to get a sane word out to thes
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If you want a Linux for the average Joe, then you have immutable distros, (such as Fedora Kinoite) which are going to better suited also for old people, and those that don't need to fiddle with their experience. > ubuntu install is
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Briar is an option in such cases but its not realtime. Mote of an email/newsletter app that hops delivery across Bluetooth/ WiFi. https://briarproject.org/
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Too hard for AI to make crossplatform tools.
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> Please leave your utopistic comments elsewhere and not on this topic where it's relevant to stay objective. There is no objectiveness in cultural assessment. They didn't express their opinion as something that is universally
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Paying a yearly subscription for UI templates/components/kits is beyond a crazy idea. You can't compare it with software licensing subscriptions.
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Where and whom can I email my complain about AI affecting my livelyhood so they sponsor me as well?
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A bit invasive and scary to suggest, but I'd push them to rule out any form of cancer. A family member of mine went through a similar ordeal where he went through the removal of multiple teeth, due to continuous pain, and only at a lat
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