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politelemon
7mo ago
Imo, uv scripts with the dependencies in the header. https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/scripts/#declaring-script-d...
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The overlap between the target audience for openclaw in spite of its attack surface, and the audience that considers a mac mini to be a sandbox while handing over the keys to their digital life is a Venn Eclipse.
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7mo ago
I like the possibilities this opens up but I'm struggling to understand how wasm is involved. I had the impression it doesn't have a user interface, but it's called by javascript instead.
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7mo ago
I argue that developers enable the egregious behaviour by supporting safari in the first place. Just as IE was called out and shunned for its shenanigans, before they started behaving better, so too does safari need to be treated. However,
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7mo ago
Great demo video as well, I appreciated that it didn't waste time. I'll echo the comments here though, the name doesn't sit well with some audiences.
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7mo ago
I will give them this one benefit of the doubt. The tone in the blog post is a straightforward one that is rare to see in such communications, without fluff or marketing speak. It's a rare acknowledgment of going a bit nuts with the co
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7mo ago
The title is: The FSF doesn't usually sue for copyright infringement, but when we do, we settle for freedom
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7mo ago
It isn't a fallacy and nothing should ever be above criticism.
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7mo ago
I'm not in agreement with most of you, hn. They've found a decent compromise that works for power users and the general population. Your status as a power user does not invalidate the need to help the more vulnerable. Having to wa
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7mo ago
As the owner they dictate their priorities, whether around features or tighter integration with their ecosystem.
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7mo ago
wx
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7mo ago
This is the simplest and most effective solution, Cheers
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7mo ago
This is little more than brand worship dressed up in layers of assumptions of deep strategic genius. Several of the assumptions are also incorrect, as Apple has been trying to make headway in this direction with little success. I get that h
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7mo ago
These are levels of gatekeeping. The items are barely related to each other. Lists like these will only promote toxicity, you should be using the tools and techniques that solve your problems and fit your comfort levels.
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7mo ago
The enskibidification of AI
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7mo ago
In fact, here, I'll do it myself.
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7mo ago
Somewhere along the line they started prioritising docker desktop over docker. It's a bit jarring to see new features coming to desktop before it comes to Linux, such as the new sandbox features. Is there any insight into this, I would
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7mo ago
60 to 70 on a 5080, but only tinkering for now. The smaller models seem exceptionally good for what they are, and some can even do OCR reliably.
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7mo ago
This is very worrying if their mandate doesn't include quality control.
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7mo ago
Ublock origin is a Firefox extension that works on mobile. You don't need a dedicated app for blocking adverts.
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8mo ago
Sometimes, it gets added there without your consent.
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8mo ago
> By the end of training, the model produces names like "kamon", "karai", "anna", and "anton". None of them are copies from the dataset. Hey, I am able to see kamon, karai, anna, and anton in the d
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8mo ago
Reading the other posts on their site, I don't agree. It's just like any other security research shop. I've found most of their posts quite thorough and the controls being circumvented well explained.
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8mo ago
It appears that despite being the only vendor to provide an actual choice in the matter, Mozilla cannot escape bad faith scrutiny.
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This post makes me wonder if the EFF are adopting a deliberately obtuse stance. The tech companies that dominate the landscape have gotten to their lofty heights on the back of surveillance, which is being ignored here. The only difference
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8mo ago
In a way its popularity has done a lot of harm for the progress of the web. The way they dragged their heels on web components was akin to Apple's suppression of PWAs. And its ubiquity in web development means developers are bloating w
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8mo ago
How much does it take to build data centers to house the inferencing, and an the involved logistics, infrastructure setup, bribery, marketing, and organisational structure behind it. Easily in the hundred billions.
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8mo ago
Online password managers is the distinction here.
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8mo ago
I haven't encountered this term outside of stable diffusion and could probably do with a primer of what this is about.
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8mo ago
Newpipe has been very good at playing and patching the cat and mouse games that YouTube will suddenly roll out now and again.
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