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by pkulak 1y ago
The state should step in and run anything that the private market cannot. I don’t live in NYC, but if there’s a market failure in groceries, do it.
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by pkulak 1y ago
Seems like before you’re elected is the perfect time to adjust policy positions. Or, really, any time you’re presented with new facts.
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by pkulak 1y ago
You mean, you use eMacs in terminal mode? I thought that was frowned upon? Isn’t a lot of the benefit is eMacs that you can get a true GUI, with no keybinding limitations, varying font sizes, etc?
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by pkulak 1y ago
My hang up is that I live in the terminal. What eMacs folks seem to do is use the terminal in eMacs, kinda in place of tmux? Is that right? And what terminal is the best? Is it really as nice as something like Foot? What happens if you open
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by pkulak 1y ago
> can't get their heads around threads and prefer async Wow. Do you expect anyone to continue reading after a comment like that?
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by pkulak 1y ago
This is what I use: ViT-SO400M-16-SigLIP2-384__webli I think I found it because it was recommended by Immich as the best, but it still only took a day or two to run against my 5 thousand assets. I’ve tested it against whatever Google is usi
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by pkulak 1y ago
If you open your favorite git editor in a jj repo, everything you stage will become a new commit, everything you revert will… revert. I still use Sublime Merge rather frequently.
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by pkulak 1y ago
sites.google.com
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by pkulak 1y ago
Can I use this space to comment on how amazing Immich is? I self host lots of stuff, and there’s this one tier above everything else that’s currently, and exclusively, held by Home Assistant and Immich. It is actually _better_ than Google p
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by pkulak 1y ago
Uh… we are. Servo and Ladybird. It’s a shit tonne of work.
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by pkulak 1y ago
Wonder how that "zero-knowlege ai" works.
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by pkulak 1y ago
I lost about a month of family chats to a Samsung NVME. Yes, I was taking daily backups of the DB, but the damn drive didn't fail catastrophically and instantly. It just started silently corrupting the database, causing little errors u
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by pkulak 1y ago
Why not both?
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by pkulak 1y ago
> What part of cheaper The iPhone 17 is the same price as the Pixel 10 > better But the iPhone 17 has better hardware features, like UWB, better cameras, and a _far_ faster CPU. > open source Only if you install Graphene, and then
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by pkulak 1y ago
And basically every corporation with any business in the US has proven _more_ than willing to instantly capitulate to any demand made by the administration.
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by pkulak 1y ago
I would vote for Bluefin: https://projectbluefin.io/ It's very similar to Bazzite, which you listed, but not gamer focused. You get an easy install, auto updates (without reboots), and a bulletproof, immutable OS that
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by pkulak 1y ago
And folks say Linux setup is hard.
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by pkulak 1y ago
Yup. I think that’s exactly it.
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by pkulak 1y ago
> side effect of adaptive HTTPS streaming Adaptive streaming isn't really adaptive anymore. If you have any kind of modern broadband, the most adaptive it will be is starting off in one of the lower bitrates for the first 6 seconds
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by pkulak 1y ago
Are you sure about the black-areas-blocking? I remember a long time ago, when I was younger and had time for this kind of tomfoolery, I noticed this exact issue in my BlueRay backups. I figured I needed to up the bitrate, so I started testi
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by pkulak 1y ago
And devs would rather the opposite.
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by pkulak 1y ago
Also very difficult because: - direct connections are really hard (Tailscale built a whole company on solving this one problem) - even Tailscale can't establish direct connections without a coordination server - even if you can reliabl
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by pkulak 1y ago
XMPP is a client/server model too, that needs to store messages for some configurable amount of time. What distinction are you trying to make here? There are very few peer-to-peer messengers.
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by pkulak 1y ago
I dunno, it works great for me. I've been self-hosting a Matrix server for 5 years and I'd not describe it as "flakey" at all.
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by pkulak 1y ago
> designed a terrible protocol Have you looked at the protocol? Have you built things in both? I have, and I think the Matrix protocol is pretty good. The goals are different. It's not a send once and forget kind of thing, like XMPP
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by pkulak 1y ago
Last time I tried this I couldn’t even find an iOS client that supported reactions. Hate on the complexity of Matrix all you like, but at least when you ask your family to use it, they get a modern experience and don’t feel like they’re giv
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by pkulak 1y ago
SMB has always worked great for me.
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by pkulak 1y ago
I've actually been watching all the Ladybird update videos (because I'm absolutely giddy at the prospect of a new, open-source browser engine), and they compare their test passing numbers to other browsers, including Servo. And fr
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by pkulak 1y ago
I think it's pretty cool that I have something I can send to someone who uses a macbook and wants to try out linux. I use a custom Nix config that I've built up over the last 5 years; it's not exactly something I can recommen
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by pkulak 1y ago
Why is it that Servo has been around for ages, chugging along, making progress, and then Ladybird comes along and gets, pretty much instantly, anointed as the last great hope against Chrome? What does everyone else know about Servo that I d

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