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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
Jellyfin is great for this if you don't want to put the computer right next to the TV. Set up your torrent program to download to a particular directory and set up Jellyfin to watch it. The most seamless experience to watch anything.
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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
Alexa has this annoying habit of being non-deterministic. > Alexa, turn on the bedroom lights. > OK lights turn on In the evening: > Alexa, turn on the bedroom lights. > I'm sorry, I don't know a device called "
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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
Even more ridiculous that the same mistake continues in Windows 11 today!
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Galaxy Z TriFold(news.samsung.com)
11 points by perryizgr8 11mo ago|1 comments
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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
Fundamentally any centralised message relay system will have enough metadata to know something about participants and maybe even things like message frequency. If you truly want anonymous communication it has to be p2p.
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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
Microsoft is a multi-trillion dollar company. Is it too much to ask for them to develop and maintain two separate Windows flavors with different focus? 1. Windows 11 - keep doing what they are doing, add AI, ads, all sorts of guardrails, wh
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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
I have never in my entire life wanted to "generate an image or video". I like taking photographs and recording videos because they represent the reality of my life. Who would ever want to "generate" fake images as a matt
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by perryizgr8 11mo ago
Usually there's a couple of options for internet access based on your address, not hundreds of servers.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
I never understood the hate for Recall. The idea is definitely good. In fact I want this sort of feature to work across my devices. I guess people don't trust Microsoft to implement it in a secure way?
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> during a time they were still using slide rules tbh i would rather they use slide rules than chatgpt to build rockets.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
I remember using overlay mode in Winamp AVS made it run much faster. Wonder why that was.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
How much does it cost to run this sort of website? This one in particular has been a great help to me many times.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> We don't train or retain anything related to your codebase. It would be good to have this mentioned on the website somewhere, as part of a privacy policy. Right now I can't find any details on the site, which is preventing me
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
Why is the scroll so unnatural on this page?
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
The really hard bugs are those that disappear if you make changes to the binary, like adding a print.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
I want ai agents controlling my laptop, my desktop and my phone. I'm tired of doing everything manually. These personal devices should be brimming with intelligence, anticipating my every move, offering to complete my tasks, touching u
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
Apple offers no chip though. It builds laptops with the best battery life and near top end performance. No other laptop manufacturer has been able to match that.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> What if the file name is not valid UTF-8, though? Then make it valid UTF-8. If you try to solve the long tail of issues in a commonly used function of the library its going to cause a lot of pain. This approach is better. If someone ha
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> impossible to comply with all of them simultaneously and still have a unified internet We'll have 2 kinds of apps and websites. One will be super nice products that only work in your country and you can't use it to communicat
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
This is an absolute failure of free market capitalism. The company which was at the forefront of the entire stack for decades (hardware design, chip design, chip fabrication, software design), headquartered in the freest modern country, slo
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
Is there a browser apart from Firefox that let's you switch tabs in most recently used order? I just cannot live without this.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
Which makes it kinda funny, doesn't it?
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> which cameras have stereoscopic vision Any 2 cameras separated by a few inches. > dynamic range of an eye Many cameras nowadays match or exceed the eye in dynamic range. Specially if you consider that cameras can vary their exposure
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> only cameras, which sounds crazy Crazy that billions of humans drive around every day with two cameras. And they have various defects too (blind spots, foveated vision, myopia, astigmatism, glass reflection, tiredness, distraction).
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> They've been known to ignore police traffic redirections, they've run right through construction barriers, and recently they were burnt to a crisp in the LA riots All of this is very common for human driven cars too.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
I feel like as tool Claude code is superior to "regular code editor with ai plugin". This method of having the ai do your tasks feels like the future.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
Gerrymandering is a non issue. The real issue is the winner take all nature of elections.
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
I think their phone in the high end is the best phone on the market, unless ios is a requirement for you. Also, I bought a Samsung AC and really like the smart features. Really nice integration with Alexa too.
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AI Generated Music and TV(botflix.tv)
2 points by perryizgr8 1y ago|0 comments
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by perryizgr8 1y ago
> It's not exactly on Mozilla that specific sites are optimized specifically for their rival's product. Firefox has less than 2% market share. It is absolutely on Mozilla to seek out the most used sites with performance problem

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