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by pbronez 9mo ago
It’s interesting that property ads, and classifieds more broadly, benefit from a centralized platform but journalism itself does not. It’s an uneven impact of the technology shift from printing presses to digital. Why didn’t the drop in pub
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Is mermaid rendering implemented in Rust, or are you running mermaid.js in a JS interpreter somewhere? On other systems I’ve run into challenges rendering markdown documents with many mermaid diagrams in them. It would be nice to have a mo
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by pbronez 9mo ago
I've been enjoying Typst. I worry that much of it is too complex for many end users. I'm musing about having end users draft stuff in markdown, then render that markdown with Typst templates.
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Download link https://cdn.kagi.com/flatpaks/oriongtk.alpha.external.flatpa...
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Found it https://cdn.kagi.com/flatpaks/oriongtk.alpha.external.flatpa...
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Yeah I don’t see it on https://orionbrowser.com anywhere. It’s probably a private alpha.
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Can you leverage focus stacking on a mobile camera? I poked around a bit for relevant apps but didn’t see anything credible.
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Fascinating! ===== htmx CEO At one point there was a hostile takeover attempt of the htmx CEO position and, in a desperate poison pill, I declared everyone CEO of htmx. Turk created https://htmx.ceo if you want to register as a
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by pbronez 10mo ago
Somebody should write a book or make a movie about Terry. It’s a very modern, very human story.
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by pbronez 10mo ago
I’ve seen some dev agents do this pretty well.
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by pbronez 11mo ago
"it is still a LLM and not a "pure" OCR" When does a character model become a language model? If you're looking at block text with no connections between letter forms, each character mostly stands on its own. Except
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by pbronez 11mo ago
Microsoft's Power Platform should be a big advantage. If you already have your data in Outlook/SharePoint, the PowerPlatform makes it easy to access. Unfortunately I've encountered several roadblocks deploying CoPilot Studio
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by pbronez 11mo ago
Reminds me of Danswer, actually. That’s an LLM-powered personal search engine. Looks like they’re making an enterprise play now. https://danswer-website.vercel.app
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by pbronez 11mo ago
Interesting project, very dense post. I like the idea of a genuine personal search engine. You’d think that Windows and MacOS would do this well, but they really don’t. Project GitHub is here https://github.com/eagledot&#x2F
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by pbronez 11mo ago
Yeah, same. I get that people worry about Kagi staying profitable and alive. But honestly the T-shirt thing and the hub align with my understanding of their brand: Hard Way. Kagi takes the hard road that nobody else will. They never cheap o
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by pbronez 11mo ago
Yup, this is a fantastic project and probably the most mature attempt at a global knowledge graph for contemporary news.
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by pbronez 11mo ago
I wonder if it’s possible to implement anti-cheat as a USB stick. Your GabeCube or gaming PC would stay open by default, but you could buy an anti-cheat accessory that plugs into a free USB port. Connecting that device grants access to matc
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by pbronez 11mo ago
If Homebrew auto-signed third-party code, that puts them on the line for the security of that code. The whole point of MacOS developer certificates is to increase the trustworthiness of the software you run on your machine. The trust comes
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by pbronez 11mo ago
Optional anti-cheat could be really interesting. Make it a matchmaking option; let the players decide who they want to play with. This effectively makes "PC without Anti-cheat" a new platform in cross-platform match making. I can
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by pbronez 11mo ago
That’s a great observation. I’m hitting the same thing… yesterday’s hacks are today’s gospel. My solution is decision documents. I write down the business problem, background on how we got here, my recommended solution, alternative solution
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by pbronez 11mo ago
The audio is weirdly messed up
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by pbronez 1y ago
Neat project, nice to see more investment in the AsciiDoc ecosystem. I've shifted my focus to Typst, but I've long liked AsciiDoc as an authoring format. Also TIL about HTMLBook, which looks like a nice subset of HTML for document
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by pbronez 1y ago
+1 for MCP client support. I’ve backed off MCP after an initial burst of enthusiasm specifically because the client ecosystem is limited.
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by pbronez 1y ago
Tried on iOS Safari. Didn’t hear the guitar. Couldn’t reach another screen after picking up the guitar and reading the placard
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by pbronez 1y ago
This was my immediate thought. I have a Bamboo X1C; buying special conductive filament is fine if you're just making a few pieces. Board is MUCH more interesting to me if I can easily program it for my own games, especially if I can sh
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by pbronez 1y ago
Federal money always has lots of strings attached. The specific rules differ by the specific funding vehicle. The main vehicle is the Federal Acquisitions Regulation (FAR); you can review their rule here: https://www.acquisition.
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by pbronez 1y ago
Regardless of how you feel about the specific issues here, it’s a good example of why public policy works best when it targets one issue at a time. If you want to buy cyber security, just do that. Linking cybersecurity payments to social is
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by pbronez 1y ago
Yeah. I went down the rabbit hole with ASCIIdoc several years ago. I was looking for a text-only way to write complex documents like contracts with lots of nested sections and internal references. Markdown wasn't enough. ASCIIdoc was a
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by pbronez 1y ago
FYI - Typst will sell you a self-hostable version of the webapp.
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by pbronez 1y ago
Thanks for your contribution!

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