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by noname120 10mo ago
Are you sure the that “extended thinking” option from the ChatGPT web client is something different?
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by noname120 10mo ago
Are you sure? What makes you think so?
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by noname120 10mo ago
Problem is that by default ChatGPT has the “Reference chat history” option enabled in the Memory options. This causes any previous conversation to leak into the current one. Just creating a new conversation is not enough, you also need to d
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by noname120 10mo ago
Perplexity Pro with any thinking model blows both out of the water in a fraction of the time, in my experience
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by noname120 10mo ago
And that’s not the worst. On the Apple Watch not only is the multilingual keyboard completely broken, but worse than that: if you change the language of the keyboard by long pressing the space button it shows the new language, but the autoc
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by noname120 10mo ago
> That HDMI Forum does not allow TVs to be sold with DisplayPort Wait what?! This would be jaw-dropping anticompetitive behavior. Could you source this statement?
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by noname120 11mo ago
> whenever a dependent system was down led to the status indicator being not green regularly, causing us to unfairly develop a reputation as unreliable (most broken dependencies had limited blast radius) You are responsible of your depen
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by noname120 11mo ago
> Those that are implemented
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by noname120 11mo ago
And connection affinity
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by noname120 11mo ago
Those that are implemented have been very reliable in my experience, I think that labeling them “alpha-quality by Linux standards” is a ridiculous claim
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by noname120 11mo ago
Has already been possible for a while: https://github.com/aylishime/WarpShare The trick is that it doesn’t use AWDL: macOS (but not iOS) also supports AirDrop via local network, although it’s not enabled by default: h
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by noname120 11mo ago
I suppose you can fork a repository if you want to collaborate with others though. Reviewing pull requests and engaging with a community is a lot of work and has possible legal ramifications; in many cases it’s faster to just do things your
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by noname120 11mo ago
You can close them and limit discussion to contributors I guess? Not ideal but at least they wouldn’t appear in the pull requests tab. Alternatively you can use a bot or a GitHub Action to automatically change the description and title of t
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by noname120 11mo ago
Can you stop wasting everyone’s time?
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by noname120 11mo ago
Harder to audit when every payload needs to be decompressed to be inspected
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by noname120 11mo ago
Could you elaborate a bit on how going to law school helped? Was it because it made it easier for you to communicate and align with your CLO?
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by noname120 11mo ago
Is that a bad thing though?
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by noname120 11mo ago
In this thread: Bingo card (and their rebuttals): – Effective altruists donate money and think it’s the most effective way to do good. [1][2] – They think that exploiting people is fine if money is given to a good cause. [3][4][5] – They th
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by noname120 11mo ago
It’s not enforced in practice unless you run a giant server with a lot of traffic.
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by noname120 11mo ago
I’m worried app maintainers will start to indiscriminately run xattr -d no matter if the user actually wants that or not. There will not be any kind of standard way to do that so the experience will be very inconsistent between casks… I hop
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by noname120 11mo ago
As an open-source developer, is there a way to have my apps pass Gatekeeper without paying the $100/year Apple ransom and notarizing them? I think it’s the crux of the problem. As I’m writing these lines, Homebrew has 7656 casks in the
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by noname120 11mo ago
Red herring. Self-signed certificates have always been accepted, and generating a certificate is a one-liner: keytool -genkeypair -keystore mykey.jks -alias myalias -keyalg RSA The public testkey certificate is also accepted so you
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by noname120 11mo ago
What happened to phased rollouts in production?
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by noname120 1y ago
Unfortunately Apple puts extremely strict restrictions on background tasks so you will never have something as seamless as native iCloud or the amazing Android FolderSync app that I used for realtime synchronization for several years withou
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by noname120 1y ago
Nextcloud mobile app is crap but fortunately it’s just WebDAV so you can use any other WebDAV app for synchronization.
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by noname120 1y ago
I agree, it’s pretty obnoxious… But there is the same problem on Android, app handlers for verified domains cannot be disabled there, only the handlers for unverified domains (which are unticked by default, so opt-in).
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by noname120 1y ago
> letting it handle all of the links it wants to It doesn’t. App developers have to verify that they own the corresponding domain names that they want to handle with their apps: https://developer.apple.com/documentation&#
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by noname120 1y ago
Can you elaborate on why exactly we should be specifically excited by RISC-V rather than other open architectures?
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by noname120 1y ago
What don’t you like about the new design?
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by noname120 1y ago
I haven’t noticed this to be honest: macOS 26 Tahoe is the first update that significantly hindered the performances of my MacBook Air M1. Even with the Electron _cornerMask fix + disabling auto heuristics at the OS level.

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