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by paweladamczuk 4mo ago
It's not useless if it funnels you to the author's other project, fff
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by paweladamczuk 4mo ago
I don't think there can be tool calls inside the obfuscated reasoning blocks. I mean, in order for those function calls to be evaluated client-side, that thinking stream would have to be decrypted on the client side at some point, whic
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by paweladamczuk 4mo ago
The Euro-Office project is the most interesting part of this announcement to me.
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by paweladamczuk 5mo ago
Is handwriting really that important now that you can cheaply print anything?
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by paweladamczuk 5mo ago
What do you use for calendar and tasks hosting? I'm on a similar journey and I use Radicale.
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by paweladamczuk 6mo ago
What about the cybersecurity aspect of bespoke software? A cybersecurity research company can now spend a small fortune on finding zero days in iOS because of the amount of people that use it. It basically guarantees there will be clients l
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by paweladamczuk 6mo ago
Do you have a way to use voice on your smartphone? I use a whisper wrapper (also "built for one") for Windows and connect through SSH but it only works well enough because of the laptop's ARC graphics card. I wish I could do
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by paweladamczuk 6mo ago
>these thing just take a while Oh, so people might be forced to give back the AI earnings? Should I be worried about the last year's capital gains on my portfolio?
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by paweladamczuk 6mo ago
The embracing continues
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by paweladamczuk 6mo ago
Oh how I wish the print editions were still being released.
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by paweladamczuk 7mo ago
I was recently running Copilot CLI in a sandbox on autopilot mode and it kept overriding git config to put only "GitHub Copilot" as commit author instead of my name. Strongly worded instructions weren't helping, I had to reso
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by paweladamczuk 8mo ago
I also vibe coded my own version of this. Funny to see how many people did that. https://github.com/PawelAdamczuk/blah Mine was only tested on an Arc GPU (the acceleration works nicely through Vulkan). It hooks into Wi
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by paweladamczuk 9mo ago
There was a presentation here a while back (last year) about how to avoid getting ignored or played otherwise when submitting those requests. Sadly I cannot find it, but maybe someone else has the link?
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by paweladamczuk 10mo ago
Does anyone know how open the software and hardware of this thing will be? The announcement doesn't give me a lot of hope.
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by paweladamczuk 11mo ago
I noticed this when my Claude iPhone app stopped working.
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by paweladamczuk 11mo ago
This article and the articles linked in it only provide a selection of works entering public domain in 2026. Does anyone know of a database or list of works so that I can see all of them? Other than the Wikipedia article that only has a lis
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by paweladamczuk 11mo ago
How do we (or Kagi) know which ones are "SEO sites"? Is there some filter list or other method to determine that?
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by paweladamczuk 11mo ago
Beets with this flag works relatively well for me when wrapped in a shell script, but I have spent a lot of effort trying to make it actually non-interactive. I'm still not totally sure I got all the certainty thresholds right, I still
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
Internet in its current form, where I can theoretically ping any web server on earth from my bedroom, doesn't seem sustainable. I think it will have to end at some point. I can't fully articulate it but I feel like there is some g
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
My mind immediately jumped to the recent Chat Control drama after reading the title. One way I frame such issues in my mind is that it's about who has control (and how much) over what is rendered and when on the screen I carry in my po
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
I remember using my first Apple product years ago, it was an iPod touch 4th gen. The quality of the software on that thing was in a completely different league compared to anything I had used before. I also installed the iOS 26 update recen
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
"There exist developers whose performance cannot be boosted by an LLM" is a really strong statement.
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
As a mostly-backend dev I stumbled across the "metadata in <head>" issue in my first hour of using NextJS for a toy project. I kept wondering if there's something wrong with me or if a framework recommended in so many p
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
Better yet, tell that to the Chinese who can't be bothered to try to get through the Great Firewall.
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
>missing :WaitForChild() That's good... isn't it?
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
I would guess you could achieve similar results with a rat's or cat's brain, but I wonder at which point ethical dilemmas start creeping in. When the fungi learns to ask for food, perhaps?
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by paweladamczuk 1y ago
Funny, people don't bother reading RFCs
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by paweladamczuk 2y ago
I think the most valid point is the one about assumming responsibility, like taking care of a family or owning property instead of renting. It's difficult and scary, and it's tempting to use the supposed equivalents the modern eco
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by paweladamczuk 2y ago
I always assumed any TCP/UDP packets would get captured by the OS network stack in order to be sent only to the processes listening on specific ports. I guess this is a security feature, since a process cannot even listen on some ports
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by paweladamczuk 2y ago
Well damn. I had a vague feeling that something like that was possible, but this is eye opening, thank you.

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