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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Interesting. I’m a little surprised they went with Electron instead of a Go portable GUI toolkit like Fyne or something. Electron is a safe choice, but it seems odd to take such a big dependency when you’re doing stuff like reimplementing G
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Very cool! I enjoy listing to music in spatial audio formats… more immersive than stereo and takes advantage of a setup I put some effort into. Up mixing works ok-ish, but native is better. Sometimes the 3D stuff is a gimmick, and I underst
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   ChatGPT is the Killer App that made people notice the potential of LLMs that had been brewing for several years.
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Thanks for sharing this! I loved music visualizers back in the day and have been missing them. I wonder if there’s a way to package this into a TVOS app…
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Absolutely categories are better than colors. It doesn’t LOOK as pretty but it’s way more functional.
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Agree! My partner disagrees though. She wants the LEGO organized by color or set. I find this blasphemous. It’s legit harder for me to find pieces when they’re sorted like this. My brain is tuned with specialized LEGO bin stirring technique
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Exactly this. I selected a few folks to follow “when they join threads” and then went to the app. My timeline is full of stuff. Who are these people? Why are they in my feed? Don’t love it.
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   Oh man I had no idea there was a project keeping pebbles alive. The rebble project looks great. Very impressed by the documentation on their site.
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   by pbronez 3y ago

   I’d be interested in a prosumer version of this that ditches the LTE and cloud system for wall power + WiFi or (ideally) PoE with a fully local backend via home assistant
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    What benefit does the esp32 provide over the esp8266?
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Ah, they changed RHEL Source visibility from Public to subscribers only to make it harder for Rocky Linux, et al to provide strong compatibility. Lame. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Red-Hat-CentOS-Stream-Sources
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    What’s the new news? The last major RedHat drama I’m aware of was the CentOS shakeup.
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Do you think that could be addressed by certification or curation? For example, an org that reviews mobile games and gives them a stamp if they’re not exploitative. Maybe somebody will start a “real games” App Store on the other side of all
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Looks like it's stuck in Google's release review process. Author hopes to publish this week, per https://github.com/MAGVIT/magvit/issues/2#issuecomment-15981... =========== Lijun-Yu commented Jun 20
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Ooooo good tip, thanks! This might be a good replacement for Divvy [0], which I used until it EoL’d [0] https://mizage.com/divvy/
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Pipx helps with this use case.. though you still need Pipx!
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Honest question: how do along “strong privacy policy” with “we use GPT-4”? My understanding is that anything you hit an OpenAI API with can and will be used as training material for future public models. Thus it’s not safe to use their APIs
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    I was very confused about why you would tie your money up in a cooperative you think is run very poorly, then discovered it’s literally about waste management!
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    There are lots of frameworks. The value is in the deliberations you channel through them. If it helps you think, then it’s useful.
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Love that JS bloat is enough of a meme that ppl continue to make joke repos like this.
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Great link - deeply cited, nuanced, logical and relevant. Hadn’t encountered this publication before, will see what else they have to offer.
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    very cool. UI to compare items is a little clunky. Would like to select multiple items to compare from the main grid view. Right now it jumps me to the dedicated compare screen as soon as I select one item, and then I have to search to add
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    Kagi doesn’t have a chatbot, but they have recently added some thoughtful Generative AI features. They tend to start with the search results and then summarize. See https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-ai-search
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    It’s tricky because there are subtle psychological effects when marginal use directly incurs marginal cost. It makes each use a decision. When you assemble tools for cognitive work, it’s important that they have low overhead. Thinking about
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    by pbronez 3y ago

    I’m a bit lower, but it’s also very consistent. Pretty interesting to see! Apr 2023 343 Mar 2023 463 Feb 2023 450 Jan 2023 448 Dec 2022 493 Nov 2022 469
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    by pbronez 4y ago

    Agree. Writing is a necessary part of clear though.
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    by pbronez 4y ago

    Sure, but do you need Siri to solve logic riddles? I don't. I need it to reliably hit other APIs and shortcuts with some basic arguments. Check out OpenAI's ChatGPT plugins [0]. You can connect the LLM system to an external servic
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    by pbronez 4y ago

    Can we all agree to call this “AI Rampancy”? https://www.halopedia.org/Rampancy
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    by pbronez 4y ago

    Forgejo is pretty neat. They’re developing https://forgefed.org/ , which is an ActivityPub extension for software forges. If it works, it’ll extend the decentralized nature of git to issues, pull requests, etc.
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    by pbronez 4y ago

    Oof that is NOT a mobile friendly link