oulipo

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by oulipo 2mo ago
For people in the iOS / Apple ecosystem, check Hyperduck which is a neat app to do this
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by oulipo 2mo ago
What's the advantage over, say, having a Telegram bot push you messages instead of notifications?
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Seems nice! I use FCM (Firebase) which does this for Android and iOS, which does require some setup, but it's not too bad
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by oulipo 2mo ago
I agree. Most of the time, silence. Sometimes, white noise to block other's people voice. And when I don't need to do something intellectual, just listening to the buzz of life around
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by oulipo 2mo ago
The more interesting question is rather: who is responsible? The user who set-up Claw, the LLM provider?
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by oulipo 2mo ago
That said, perhaps it's better for American's health that they shrunk the size... assuming they didn't add 20g of sugar to it to compensate
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Building a repairable e-bike battery at https://infinite-battery.com
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by oulipo 2mo ago
I've been happy with Arq + TimeMachine
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by oulipo 2mo ago
He's missing the point. The fight against tech is not more tech. It's regulating tech.
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Would that have any real advantage over some "basic" setup (eg tmux running codex, and accessing it through SSH on the phone with Termius)? I've been able to do 80% of what I needed to do remotely with that setup, so wonderin
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Except "two graphs look the same" in no way means "therefore the results are equivalent" The article is baseless and fluffy
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Indeed. And the obvious reason is that when you simulate the "self-assessment" using a Gaussian noise around the "actual intelligence", and clamp it to [0, 100] so that it doesn't go "out of bound" (eg &qu
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by oulipo 2mo ago
This article seems really dumb (no Dunning-Kruger joke intended). The two lines on the graph are basically linear (for the "actual performance" the quasi-linearity is obvious by the design, for the "estimated performance&quot
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by oulipo 2mo ago
It's still way, way, too cheap compared to its climate impact
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Indeed. And also it's not healthy, compared to veggies, or even leaner meats like poultry
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by oulipo 2mo ago
Germany is nice, but food keeps me in France haha
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by oulipo 3mo ago
Exactly. That's why the goal is to share the means of production among everyone
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by oulipo 3mo ago
> Technology was supposed to make room for life but instead for more and more people life is slowly being rearranged around AI. It's not like we hadn't been warned by decades of sci-fi work, and researchers, and historians, tel
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by oulipo 3mo ago
We're in need of more local, non-pesticide based farming
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by oulipo 3mo ago
Except solving problem is probably the least (even though it's important) interesting thing in research... The most interesting thing in research is finding new questions, that we understand and that we know why they are important. And
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by oulipo 3mo ago
When a Mayor does more for the citizen than the government...
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by oulipo 1y ago
(Gouach co-founder here) This is nice, but when you have an e-bike with a malfunctioning battery that you use for work everyday, you don't want to have the 2/3 months it generally takes for exchange programs. Plus, once you sent y
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by oulipo 1y ago
(Gouach co-founder here) Exactly! The first kits are DIY for our early adopters, but we are working on an assembly pipeline in France, China and the US for our models in the coming months. Clients (B2C and B2B) will receive pre-assembled ba
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by oulipo 1y ago
(Gouach co-founder here) Most of our users buy brand new cells, and we are working with partners who do have the equipment to retrieve second-life cells and match them in their factories, before selling them as "matched second-life cel
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by oulipo 1y ago
(Gouach co-founder here) Car-sized batteries last long because they have so much redundancy, that even when multiple cell fails, you barely notice it. It's very different in a smaller e-bike battery packing 40 or 80 cells. Cells aside,
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by oulipo 1y ago
We managed to reverse-engineer the protocol and to make our battery communicate with the Bosch controllers!
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by oulipo 1y ago
Killing salmon is gross too...
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by oulipo 1y ago
I really like VoiceInk! For the Whispering dev: would it be possible to set "right shift" as a toggle? also do it like VoiceInk which is: - either short right shift press -> then it starts, and short right shift press again to
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by oulipo 1y ago
Really nice! For OsX there is also the great VoiceInk which is similar and open-source https://github.com/Beingpax/VoiceInk/
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by oulipo 1y ago
That's why now I've completely eliminated .env secrets from my codebase and I only use 1Password (with the cli) so it loads secrets dynamically as needed. So if I'm running some AI CLI on my codebase it won't try to leak

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