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by nottorp 5mo ago
Mine is not only hardwired, but I mounted it kinda wrong and you need to press the dead center for it to ring :)
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Business idea: turn this into a skinnable library and license it for a couple hundred to wannabe gacha peddlers. Or make it more predatory and up the price to a couple thousand.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
The "security researches" who post those bugs. Their goal being self promotion.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Just AI tools? Most "modern" chat apps suck at text selection because they're in Electron. I can't select parts of whatsapp messages for example.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
maybe html 0.9 :)
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Technical question: why does this blog scroll so slowly on my firefox/mac? Compared to most other websites i've opened lately in the same browser, not only minimalistic sites like HN.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Well… ever since Unity came out indie games have been hard on your hardware. Anecdata: the first x-com reboot was nicer on my laptop battery at the time than random indies at the same time. Also it definitely had way more poligons.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Yeah but if I want to pass it to friends I need a link describing the project. I could write a summary myself but they may ignore it or find it too hard to verify.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Is there a description of this project on any other site? They clearly can't post it's bot bait on the git repo, and maybe not on the leaderboards site because it's linked from the repo. But there must be some announcement ab
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Interesting. It's probably a parody website as the comments say. But wtf is up with Firefox? It doesn't like the site's SSL. Okay, they missed points 7, 18 and 24 to 31 in the current security theater checklist. An error occu
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by nottorp 5mo ago
> I’ve seen them protecting some shady stuff Hmm do we want them to decide what stuff is shady and what isn't? We're already allowing payment processors to do that and it's not good.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Skyrim runs well [1] on my M2 mac mini through crossover and rosetta. So most older games will run even better. The real question is what happens when they drop Rosetta. They promised they'll keep the APIs related to running 32 bit gam
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Brightness and contrast are also gamed to hell and back. You have to go to some very specialized review sites to read about contrast at low brightness (lights off software development scenario, or maybe even lights off gaming). I must admit
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by nottorp 5mo ago
... in case of the registry, you were also talking about replacing a unix philosophy system (each application has its own standalone config file) with a windows like monolith (everything goes into the registry). Tbh it's not even muscl
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by nottorp 5mo ago
> procurement is so broken Anecdata: while i was in a tiny tiny software company, we got an in at a large auto manufacturer. They said they had been trying to get someone to do that job for like 2 years. The job was of the 'two peop
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Bet Nate Glubish didn't write a single word. Not even the prompt for the "AI". It was some intern...
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by nottorp 5mo ago
> with students pledging both to refrain from academic dishonesty and to report those they witness in violation Sounds more like an 1893 cost reduction to me... have the students supervise themselves for free.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Hmm besides the 8 Gb being there mostly for market segmentation... Does this mean the Neo/Air aren't useful for lightweight gaming at all? Lightweight as in indie-ish games, not as in session length.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
> SourceHut has private repos and access control ... but not on the sr.ht link you gave. That's a list of projects like your average open source hosting landing page. You have to click on the tiny sourcehut link at the top to see th
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by nottorp 5mo ago
No one notices the part about private repos and access control...
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by nottorp 5mo ago
> there's no regedit or control panel and other such things That's not a bug, it's a feature.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Oh if you don't do the web interface thing you can just git init and set up a few ssh keys or fcgiwrap. I'd pay a bit so I don't have to back it up. But not 20 per friend who might make a commit next year.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
What if you don't want to self host? Who offers low feature git hosting for a small price? Something like the old $7 account before github was bought by MS? All I want is hosting and a read only web interface, plus access control in ca
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by nottorp 5mo ago
It's too easy for display manufacturers to compete on moar pixels, moar fps, moar refresh. You just try to embiggen your numbers compared to your competitor. Meanwhile, features where you can't compete on numbers but can ruin the
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by nottorp 6mo ago
I ran it on my personal domain that has just some kind of landing page and nothing else on it, and it's not advertised anywhere: 0% of traffic is non-human · <$0.01/yr projected Well, 0% of traffic is AI bots. 99% of traffic is
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Maybe MS actually has support. The UI is so much worse than Google's (which is bad enough for communication compared to Slack) that you just cannot win though.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
> (I am purposely leaving out the identity of the individual(s) involved in getting the curl analysis done as it is not the point of this blog post.) I would very much like to know if they were independent or affiliated to Anthropic. &gt
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Using AI for just 10 minutes might make you lazy and dumb(wired.com)
29 points by nottorp 6mo ago|46 comments
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by nottorp 6mo ago
First it gives you a popup saying i'm not in the US and would I like to visit the global site? In my experience that means they send me to the other site that doesn't even have the article i clicked to, or even if it has it they c
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by nottorp 6mo ago
The greatest leap is from not doing anything to doing something. So just any activity will do, as long as you like it enough to do it regularly. The rest is refinement.

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