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by mhitza 11mo ago
> How come OpenAI or Anthropic or Cursor didn't come out of the EU? Access to VCs and funding is easier in the US. Heck, even if you try to build your own startup, with your own funds, when you're out there looking for investme
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Play by the rules or don't operate in the EU market? Seems straightforward to me. Large US tech companies like to pretend like they are being harassed by regulation, but in the end they behave as if they were regular business expenses.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
I don't know how their IDEs were advertised to you or how large the codebases you work on are. I get fast enough autocomplete (sub second), and full line completion just fine, and I never use/buy top of the line systems. (using a
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by mhitza 11mo ago
You can use the age tool to encrypt secrets based on ssh public keys. Here's a small shell script I use https://github.com/mhitza/toolbox/blob/main/scripts/encrypt-... encrypt-for github_
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by mhitza 11mo ago
With AI you won't need CI anymore, it's all going straight to prod anyway /s Actions is one thing, but after all these years where the new finegrained access tokens aren't still supported across all the product endpoints
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by mhitza 11mo ago
It was moving it's hands. Let's see it walk, run, climb stairs, etc
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by mhitza 11mo ago
SponsorBlock for desktop browsers is a way around that
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Dialogs don't have to be modal, and in the parent comments context they aren't.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
The landing page does a bad job at explaining what it is, same with the first page of the documentation. I get it from the other comments that it's a terminal multiplexer, and considered an alternative to tmux. But tmux and screen are
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by mhitza 11mo ago
47% percent of voters wanted a ~6" phone, and 12% of voters a ~7" phone. I guess me and the remaining 41% of voters are still left wishing for 5" phones to make a comeback.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
This looks like any other git arcane incantation. If this is a common pattern and jj aims to make things easier, should probably be part of the core commands, no?
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Veritasium has a couple months old video that talks about this issue, and other various issues around agriculture area (Monsanto "seed mafia") in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxVXvFOPIyQ
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by mhitza 11mo ago
I don't think anyone is that naive to not see the negative implications of the things they are proposing, or helping develop. They might feign ignorance, and excuse themselves with "following orders" but the majority know it&
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by mhitza 11mo ago
A fraction of the money poured into these mass surveillance systems and proposals would have gone a long way in developing better parental control software. If startups build parental control it carries the wrong incentives. Realistically w
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by mhitza 11mo ago
> my guess is that states are simply copying each other and/or global conditions are similar enough that they naturally come to the same conclusions around the same time. I think that's the wrong guess. Even with chat control,
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by mhitza 11mo ago
This reminds me of Quake with the DeFrag mode "sub-game", but also gameplay available in Quake Live in which you could have a Railgun only match, but they could also behave like Rocket Launchers for rocket jumps. Also allowing pla
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by mhitza 11mo ago
This acquisition makes no sense. Investors must be happy because Bun never had to find out how to become profitable.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
> I do have a couple hundred lines of shared library code built up over the years for parsing things I think that's the best example of anemic built-in utilities. Tried AoC two years ago with OCaml; string splitting, character match
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by mhitza 11mo ago
That's a hard agree and a reason why anyone trying to learn Haskell, OCaml, or other language with minimal/"batteries depleted" stdlib will suffer. Sure Haskell comes packaged with parser combinators, but a new user havi
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Used to be supported in Android (and how I had my phones setup before). Since Android 13 it's no longer possible https://source.android.com/docs/security/features/encryption... Their justification here
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Would be nice to have an official confirmation. Once token get back to the user those are likely already counted. Sucks when the LLM goes on a rant only to stop because of hardcoded safeguards, or what I encounter often enough with Copilot:
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Brave is still faster on Android. It probably helps that it has adblocking built-in, instead of a separate extension.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Any actual source for the claim?
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Looks pretty generic to me, in line with modern trends of spaced out, extra padded, pale tones. What it does well compared to websites of the same bunch is that it has good contrast for text. Not the obnoxious light gray on white.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
If you're not looking for a smartwatch, but a hackable digital watch check out sensorwatch.net or other mods that may exist for the Casio F-91W
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by mhitza 11mo ago
SPICE is slowly being phased out by Redhat, so I'm doubtful we'll see improvements on that front any time soon.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
> The game console must be fun, optimized for best experience and should not break. Will that be possible with an open platform where anyone can install anything? Yes, SteamOS is just that. A system that is easy to rollback if you mess
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by mhitza 11mo ago
I've used SteamOS as a daily driver for half a year. Immutable distros have limitations and my distrobox images failed to work after a SteamOS update. If you're ok with running work stuff in a separate VM within SteamOS, that work
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by mhitza 11mo ago
The NYT requests samples between Dec 2022 and Dec 2024. The judge order to preserve chats came in effect this summer after OpenAI engineers deleted, claiming mistake, the VM in which NYT layers were processing data. Dates and the 30 day def
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by mhitza 11mo ago
From some brief research. The EU seem to have less strict sanctions against Iran, specifically for specific entities, people, and services. Telecommunication is one of those services. In theory you could get hired in an EU company that does

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