michelb

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by michelb 8mo ago
The Dutch are also working on this: https://minbzk.github.io/mijn-bureau/
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by michelb 9mo ago
Kowtowing to this administration seems to be the cost of doing business now.
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by michelb 9mo ago
I think most popular OS's these days have >5000 open bugs and some may get attention if they actually break something serious enough. Others may get plastered over in a new major OS update, which opens another 1000 bugs or so. I hav
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by michelb 9mo ago
or, you wake from sleep, and start typing your password because the input is there and focused, but it swallows your first character because it wasn't ready for input after all.
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by michelb 9mo ago
Yeah. Not using voice, but... https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/white-house-posts-fa...
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by michelb 9mo ago
Indeed: https://futurism.com/neoscope/vape-tamagotchi-interview
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by michelb 9mo ago
Again it’s becoming painfully clear that people at Apple do not use their own systems in any meaningful way.
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by michelb 9mo ago
I do hope things turn around, but having to wait until September is going to be painful.
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by michelb 9mo ago
Curious how MacOSX stacks up over the past 25 years. Tahoe feels like a massive regression on all fronts, from GUI to I/O.
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by michelb 10mo ago
Maybe this is something: https://github.com/vibheksoni/stealth-browser-mcp
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by michelb 10mo ago
Interesting, I've been using this skill https://github.com/SawyerHood/dev-browser to save on context and get some more speed. Will try this out!
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by michelb 11mo ago
I’m convinced leadership at Apple are not power users. They’ve never put MacOS through their paces, or did any development themselves it seems. If they did they would have found all of the bugs and irregularities and huge performance proble
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by michelb 11mo ago
>Companies can't really be expected to police themselves. Companies can't. Employees can. If someone's still working at Meta, they are ok with it.
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by michelb 11mo ago
Unfortunately I have a similar experience. If someone's working at Meta right now, and has been in the past 10 years, they're willingly and actively contributing to making society worse. Some open-source tech is not going to undo
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by michelb 11mo ago
“On its website, Thomson Reuters markets CLEAR as a tool that has saved an abducted baby, identified a wanted man, and caught a sexual predator. “ Ah yes, think of the children! I wonder whose cronies will be whitelisted from this app.
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by michelb 11mo ago
I think Cook did an awesome job taking the reins at Apple. I can understand Cook not being a 'product visionary' as Jobs was (although Jobs also delivered some real stinkers), don't forget some of the people below Cook are st
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by michelb 11mo ago
Looks cool! What's the latest innovation in 'sails' (shape/tech) development? And what would it take to scale a cargo sailboat to take >100k tonnes load?
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by michelb 1y ago
Oof. Weavy was well-priced as a tool. I really hope this doesn't get the same pricing treatment as the other Figma services.
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by michelb 1y ago
Maybe you can checkout the Dephy Exoboot: https://www.dephy.com No idea how far along they are though, but looks like they are open for early access. I'm sure you've already seen https://eu.hypershell.tech
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by michelb 1y ago
The Moonwalkers from Shift Robotics from 2022 come to mind, but are noticeably different. Or the Dephy Exoboot: https://www.dephy.com which is also 'the first'
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by michelb 1y ago
He's probably referencing Framework's involvement with Omarchy, which certain people had problems with.
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by michelb 1y ago
Good thing it's not a car company, so a reboot is easy.
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by michelb 1y ago
Well, that's the same guy that planted Palantir in the Dutch government, since 2011.
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by michelb 1y ago
The USA probably doesn't worry much, our Dutch government and related services all run on AWS and Microsoft Office/Azure. All internet access flows through the same cable the NSA has access to. Radio traffic is intercepted in mult
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by michelb 1y ago
One of the problems is that I don’t notice a meaningful difference(that’s worth the money) between my M1 and my M4 workloads. (Dev/video). Obviously the rendering is faster but the OS isn’t. Tahoe makes my M2 feel like an intel mac. C
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by michelb 1y ago
The OS and stock apps are much slower in Tahoe even. And the UI updates/interactions are also slower. I’m lucky I only upgraded my least used machine, and that’s a well stocked M2.
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by michelb 1y ago
Isnt that more because gambling is ingrained with American culture? It’s seems to be pretty much everywhere.
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by michelb 1y ago
I'm excited to see what the newly added matmul accelerators will do to the pro versions of these chips.
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by michelb 1y ago
OSX file I/O is really, really slow with large amounts of small files. Wondering if Apple will ever fix that.
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by michelb 1y ago
Also, will these swarms even be picked up by radar?

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