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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I've been using this trick for a while, and it actually got me to do quite a bit without an ORM (just hacking a sane models.py with a few stable wrappers and calling it a day)
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Azure is just fine, as long as it's documented someplace. I'll take a look, although I also couldn't find prebuilt Docker images referenced in the compose.local file (I will look into what is being built into ghcr.io)
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
The folk who left Psion tried to resurrect the Psion 3/5 form factor a few times as an Android phone with a fairly decent keyboard, but I don’t think they’re still around (or that it’s cheap enough to justify getting one).
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Pretty impressive. I have one of those (or related) around, might give this a go even if Maemo always ran like molasses.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
This looks really cool, but not being able to use my own LLM endpoints for the Copilot is an instant turn-off.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Ditto.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Very nice indeed. I recently went through a similar process and built an RSS feed summarizer, but didn’t bother with comments because… well… it could go either way in terms of productivity and token usage (I prefer to grab the original arti
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
You can run .pyc stuff “directly” with some creativity, and there are some tools to pack “executables” that are just chunked blobs of bytecode.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Pyodide is a great enabler for this kind of thing, but most of the libraries I want to use tend to be native or just weird. Still, I wonder how fast things like Pillow, Pandas and the like are these days—-benchmarks would be nice.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Yeah, but only one more a week. Next question.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
My immediate thought: when does the copyright on Mickey expire? Didn’t it happen already?
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I like this and find it profoundly weird in equal parts. I get the use case and why it’s being done in “the browser”, but like RPA and similar tech, I have to wonder at the path that the industry took to get here and make this a viable and
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
As a bilingual/trilingual user (I have English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French and Chinese keyboards enabled, and use the first three on a daily basis), I have had surprisingly few issues with either swiping or pecking at the key
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Very cute, and full of humorous touches. Worth sharing, for a change (when compared to the vast majority of ads).
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I have a Supernote Nomad ( https://taoofmac.com/space/reviews/2025/01/18/2335 ) and am quite pleased with it given I can sideload Obsidian and other Android apps for those extra geeky things I want to
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Pretty amazing, although the power consumption and volume put it past the envelope of what I would be willing to run at home…
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Hmmm. Cute. I use a Bluehand ( https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2023/08/08/1230 ), which is physical and has... half the keys, but that relies on chording. I might take a look at the idea of doing a 20
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The RAMpocalypse Is Nigh(taoofmac.com)
2 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments
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Notes for November 23–December 8(taoofmac.com)
1 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I use a Makefile target with GPG :)
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
This tracks. My own experience was that I moved from Perl to Python (for system and API stuff) and PHP (for templating and HTML). The only thing I kept using Perl for over a decade was RADIUS (we ran Radiator, which was arguably the most in
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Warnings About Retrobright Damaging Plastics After 10 Year Test(hackaday.com)
2 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
This is… not news. The base board has always had a microphone, the NanoKVM was just built around that base board.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Mine replayed a couple of seasons of House, where this would be a staple in most episodes :)
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
This would be perfect if it had an old Mac OS 7 Platinum-like look and window shading.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
This is where I'm at, really. I have my own filing hierarchy and storage templates can't really deal with it (and I don't get why they would be needed when all I want is for it to handle an "uploads" directory and r
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I've had nothing but trouble with Immich. It's a CPU hog if you enable any kind of AI/ML (face detection is a notable culprit) or when preprocessing even small phone videos, I can't get it to import an existing photo tre
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I see no real evidence of any of the claims in this article. Why is it garnering so much attention?
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Huh. So Stephen finally discovered cloud computing (yes, I know about the hosted notebooks). I played around with RemoteKernel some time ago ( https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2016/08/10/0830 ) but thi
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The Maclock(taoofmac.com)
3 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments

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