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by nottorp 7mo ago
I think it's a snap "feature".
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> Starting with macOS 26 (Tahoe), every Apple Silicon Mac includes a language model as part of Apple Intelligence. So you have to put up with the low contrast buggy UI to use that.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Codeberg is for open source projects only.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Bulgaria is not Belarus though. Also, one is in the EU and one is a Russian vassal state.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
But if they use "AI" to approve them, you can pray that your "AI" generates an invoice for 100x the amount owed and their "AI" pays!
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by nottorp 7mo ago
You also need to define "use". No one or almost no one specifies whether they use $OS at work or for their own stuff, or whether the work $OS is mandatory for the organization. And at home... the IT HNer probably has everything. I
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Hmm I opened linkedin in Firefox and ublock origin showed it blocked 4 items... then switched away and back and the counter was up to 12. Is that enough blocking, I wonder?
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by nottorp 7mo ago
... but he had fun doing it!
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Cloudflare is becoming a single point of failure. That is not a solution. And these people weren't validating the email address on signup. To "reduce friction" i guess.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
As far as I know dual graphics laptops are a pain no matter the OS and chips. The one sample i know of first hand is an amd/nvidia laptop that never obeys the settings about which GPU to use. In Windows.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
It already does doesn't it? For censorship/liability reasons of course. Like the silly "I cannot discuss political events" when I asked something like who's the current $POLITICAL_POSITION a while ago. I wish the
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Location: Romania Remote: Only. Have done it for most of my career, have home office and not kitchen table, can work async, used to time zone differences etc etc. Willing to relocate: Not on the first date. Technologies: C++, Python, Yocto,
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by nottorp 7mo ago
If the book is out of copyright is the translation also out of copyright? Edit: apparently not. So Gutenberg is hosting whatever they legally can, which is older translations.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Actually I did look them up and that Asimov was never involved with them or their parent company. A bit dishonest don't you think?
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by nottorp 7mo ago
I don't think protocols are the solution. Didn't the original facebook only show you posts of friends? Made by them or intentionally reshared by them. Stop at that and you get rid of the influencer spam. The danger of placing your
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by nottorp 7mo ago
The question is, has this had anything to do with Asimov the writer? Was he involved at the start or endorsed it somehow? Judging by the .press domain it's too new for that.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Hmm I've always had a manually configured low power generic box as router. But I've never even tried to set up my own access point, I just pay Unifi for that [1]. The software part is doable but I don't want to learn to handl
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Took me until i was 20 and some change to give up. I was much faster in 3ds max than my artist friend. But I was modeling cubes and he was ... actually modeling fantastic creatures and landscapes. So I stuck to programming and other text ba
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> Then the rasterizer for fonts and for graphics renders correctly everything at a visual size that is independent of the display resolution, so it is completely irrelevant whether a display is HiDPI or not. Well that sounds great in the
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> No laptop I'm aware of will do this, no idea about ARM adoption. Oh the 10 W is my mac mini. The macbook pro idles at 5 W, display included :) > you _must_ give full screen recording and accessibility permissions to 3rd party s
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by nottorp 7mo ago
I was using KDE when I switched to Mac OS from Linux as my main desktop (2013 ish). Must admit I've only looked at the default desktop in Ubuntu in the past years, and that's ... disappointing. Maybe I should look at how KDE is th
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by nottorp 7mo ago
That only reinforces Apple being assholes. They are perfectly capable of delivering security updates to ios 18, they just choose to not do that for phones that can run 26. By the way does that mean you can root a phone that's on iOS 18
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> so many people run it with `--dangerously-skip-permissions` It's on the people then, not the "agent". But why doesn't Claude come with a decent allow list, or at least remember what the user allows, so the spam is r
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> we depend on the platform more than the individual apps The only way you actually depend on the platform is if you do Mac OS / iOS development. However, I happen to work on a project that requires both Windows and Linux, so I get
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> sandbox it to the point where it is completely unable to do the things you're trying to stop Why are permissions for these "agents" on a default allow model anyway?
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by nottorp 7mo ago
> Out of all places to doomscroll Doomscrolling is on you, other people use the resume and jobs parts?
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by nottorp 7mo ago
You forget that all modern UI toolkits brag about who has the highest frame rate, instead of updating only what's changed and only when it changes.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
It's not git's Copilot it's Microsoft, or at best github's, Copilot. And Copilot is integrated with IDEs. Doesn't need any interaction with the github site beyond the initial sign in...
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by nottorp 7mo ago
Did they? Not to me, and I have a 'review this new sign in' from 4 days ago so them emailing me works.
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by nottorp 7mo ago
I opened gitlab.com and it starts with "Finally, AI for the entire software lifecycle." Not very trust inspiring, that. Can I even have git hosting without anything else being crammed down my throat, or it's just like Microso

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