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by mosselman 10mo ago
Comments such as these are what allows developers to justify ignoring our privacy. "Everyone knows in {{BUSINESS_TYPE}} there is no real privacy". Be it fintech, AI or social media. You give them a free pass with being flippant ab
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by mosselman 10mo ago
You have a graph that shows a multi provider setup for a domain. Where would routing to either machine happen? As in which ip would you use on the dns side?
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by mosselman 10mo ago
For some reason this confirmation is always much louder than the music you are listening to. If you tell Siri to play some obscure artist or title of which there seem to be about 10 possible hits, then sure, we need confirmation. If I tell
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by mosselman 10mo ago
I read it as they meant all Apple apps, not all apps.
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by mosselman 10mo ago
Back when deepseek came out and people were tripping over themselves shouting it was so much better than what was out there, it just wasn’t good. It might be this model is super good, I haven’t tried it, but to say the Chinese models are be
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by mosselman 10mo ago
Apart from the fact that not even every human would read this and add it to the subject, this would still work. I doubt there is any spam machine out there the quickly tries to find peoples personal blog before sending them viagra mail. If
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by mosselman 11mo ago
Getting a pop-up like this would be a sure way to get me to never buy your brand again.
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by mosselman 11mo ago
They are based in the UK. That is technically Europe, but I believe for privacy regulations it isn't the same as a EU-country, but I could be very wrong. Would love to be educated on this by someone.
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by mosselman 11mo ago
Cloudflare provides some nice services that have nothing to do with cloud or not. You can self-host private tunnels, application firewalls, traffic filtering, etc, or you can focus on building your application and managing your servers. I a
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by mosselman 11mo ago
> The intent behind these sites might stem from a desire to encourage better questions, promote self-sufficiency, or manage repetitive queries. However, the act of posting the link itself often comes across very differently. Hate to bre
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by mosselman 11mo ago
What do you mean? Could you share your insight?
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by mosselman 11mo ago
I had a USB-A from sandisk which was very solid and I used it for years. It wasn't flush with the body of the laptop, but was rounded and strong. This looks super flimsy and like it might break off easily and ruin your port.
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by mosselman 1y ago
The horror of needing to replace a routing layer. Why is this not a solved problem? This is an undervalued advantage of using steady frameworks like Rails that in essence is the same as 20 years ago, but with lots of extras. I don’t remembe
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by mosselman 1y ago
uv is great. I am a Ruby developer and I always loathed having to work with Python libraries because of how bad the tooling was. It was too complex to learn for the one-off times that I needed it and nothing worked properly. Now with uv eve
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by mosselman 1y ago
Are there any good instructions somewhere on how to set this up? As in not 63 nodes. But a distributed duckdb instance
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by mosselman 1y ago
How about no gambling at all? That would work for me.
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by mosselman 1y ago
You are focusing on the least interesting part they said. Even if Windows is rock solid, it is still out to steal your data 100% and there might be a chance some linux distro is doing the same. When it does, it ends up being flagged by user
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by mosselman 1y ago
What is a duckdb server? I was under the impression there is no server in duckdb, just the client.
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by mosselman 1y ago
I don’t think this is better. Mind you I opened this on my phone. Overall there is too little space for the titles and the space there is, is given to the branding of the source, so favicon and domain. I believe the focus should be the cont
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by mosselman 1y ago
Firstly, I think it is really cool that people are archiving potentially interesting material. Secondly, however, the idea that people, after my death, would spend hours and hours on end going through all of my computers to see what is on t
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by mosselman 1y ago
Firstly, I don't care what tech does this, as long as I can get good suggestions. Secondly, it was just one example that came to me from comparing this the other day. You could compile a long list of examples where Cursor gives better
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by mosselman 1y ago
I'd wish a better model or system would go live for the inline suggestions. The Zed ones are so trash compared to Cursor's it is just laughable. An example is that when I have a module like Namespace::SuperAbcModule in a file at n
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by mosselman 1y ago
You use it as a daily driver? To type text or code as well?
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by mosselman 1y ago
Complexity is not inherent to web development. If anything it is now possible to get more done with less. Hotwire is sort of vanilla rails and it enables you to create very modern experiences with content live updating through web sockets a
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by mosselman 1y ago
How is rv threatening rubygems? I am pretty excited about rv on first glance, I tried it and it was too beta when I did to work nicely, but definitely good to have a uv type tool for ruby.
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by mosselman 1y ago
When you open a random content website, such as someone's blog or The New York Times, it could theoretically have code to detect the non-loading of several trackers. However, most likely, nobody has gone through the trouble of doing th
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by mosselman 1y ago
This seems ridiculously simple. It doesn’t browse for you in the background or lets you reference tabs etc. This just seems to pass the current page to an llm. I built an extension like this with Claude-code a few days ago because I wanted
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by mosselman 1y ago
I know they aren’t. So I am hoping this investment will change that.
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by mosselman 1y ago
This would be great for us! We are building an AI agent tool and the biggest questions we get from potential customers are about the privacy issue of using non-EU providers. So having an actually good EU model would be perfect for us.
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by mosselman 1y ago
Thanks for your response. My point isn't that you can't write whatever you want because of course you can. The audience of my comment is the consumer of any online content to be careful about projecting too much into it.

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