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by mmcnl 1y ago
How about single-core performance?
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by mmcnl 1y ago
No, it's not, it's absolutely the hardware. The vertical integration surely doesn't hurt, but third-party software runs very fast and efficient on M-series too, including Asahi Linux.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
I've used Authelia for a few years and it's great. It does exactly what I need/want. Not more, not less. It's also never failed me.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
In The Netherlands, Teletekst is still used a lot, a remnant from the 80s that miraculously survived into the internet era. It's one of the most installed apps here. https://nos.nl/teletekst You can even consume it ove
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Bitbucket is quite nice actually. It's got very little bloat and just... works?
96.
by mmcnl 1y ago
I don't really understand why this is such a big problem. You don't have to use snaps.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
You claimed churning through Python interpretation is not "real work". You now correctly ask the question: what is "real work"? Why is interpreting Python not real work, if it means I don't have to check for array b
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Exactly. You don't even need --experimental-strip-types anymore.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
I think Tailwind became popular because React doesn't have a good way to combine CSS and JSX in a single file, unlike Vue/Svelte which support single-file components. With Tailwind utility classes you can just add them to your JSX
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Yes, I ignore every news article about LLM benchmarks. "GPT 7.3o first to reach >50% score in X2FGT AGI benchmark" - ok thanks for the info?
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by mmcnl 1y ago
You are absolutely right. Most people here are probably commenting from their MacBooks while their personal information is being sent to the cloud by Apple Intelligence and somehow that's fine. Both Brave and Signal are seeking attenti
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by mmcnl 1y ago
In a beta that was never released to the public.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Recall is opt-in.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Really? > Apple Intelligence is designed to protect your privacy at every step. It’s integrated into the core of your iPhone, iPad, and Mac through on-device processing. So it’s aware of your personal information without collecting your
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by mmcnl 1y ago
They don't need to. It's performative virtue signalling. Recall is encrypted, opt-in and on-device. Apple Intelligence sends your personal data to the cloud and claims it's a feature and no one bats an eye.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
X1 is Intel only, but the new Lunar Lake is quiet and cool. And T14(s) comes with AMD. Mac hardware still is #1, but kernel panics because holding it wrong is definitely not normal.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
It allows me to gain a basic understanding of the fundamentals of my code base.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
It's a few years behind is true, but the gap keeps widening. DP Alt Mode isn't supported. M3 and M4 support might never happen. It doesn't seem like a viable long-term alternative to be honest.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Because it's very cumbersome. Managing with multiple audio devices and displays must be done in the host OS. Keyboard shortcuts might not work correctly. Gestures might not work correctly. Suspending and resuming is a pain, basically n
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by mmcnl 1y ago
I don't really understand the comparison with a cheap Asus laptop. Ofcourse the MBP will win. But a decent Lenovo ThinkPad or HP EliteBook/ZBook will have flawless Linux support with a rigid and robust chassis.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
I too use LLDAP and Authelia. I use Caddy (no Traefik) as a reverse proxy to protect my services using 2FA SSO. It's very easy to use and I can access all my services anywhere in the world without bothering with a VPN.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Am I the only one who actually likes setting up new projects? I don't want to automate that.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Ofcourse the most used programming language in the world is not a pain to use. How could it be #1 if it was?
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by mmcnl 1y ago
To be fair, I've used Poetry for years and it works/worked amazingly well. It's just not as fast as uv.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
I agree the docs are not there yet. There is a lot of documentation but it's a description of all the possible options that are available (which is a lot). But it doesn't really tell me how to actually _use_ it for a certain type
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Virtual environments alone are not enough. They don't guarantee deterministic builds. What do you do to ensure that your production environment runs the same code as your local dev environment? How do you solve that problem without dep
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Confusing is underselling it. That implies that Python dependency management is working fine, it's just complex. But it's not working fine: there's no such thing as lock files, which makes reproducible installs a gamble and n
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by mmcnl 1y ago
I agree uv is amazing, but it's not a virtual machine, it's a virtual environment. It runs the scripts on top of your OS without any hardware virtualization. The virtual environment only isolates the Python dependencies.
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by mmcnl 1y ago
Yes, and then it says... "Messages are only stored on your devices. Without an existing message history accessible to you account transfers are not supported." So that means: no backup and restore. A backup means: I can still acce
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by mmcnl 1y ago
With WhatsApp I can backup and restore my messages. With Signal I cannot. I had to reset my iPhone 2 weeks ago because "system storage" was magically taking up 30GB of my 128GB iPhone. The iCloud backup restored everything perfect

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