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realityfactchex
5mo ago
It's great that etke.cc chose to build on nheko (a very fast Matrix client) and put in many thoughtful upgrades. I really hope Komai start getting built for macOS.
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realityfactchex
5mo ago
No, that would have a strong "damping effect" on much of the comms here. That's for signaling/logging you "really are" someone. That has a place and can be quite useful, e.g. when that is important. I don
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
I'm thinking maybe SeaweedFS [0, 2] or Versity Gatweway [1, 3] or RustFS [4]. Seems there are other options, too, e.g. Garage [5]. I only used MinIO briefly in the past, but it was good/worked, and I do plan to set up S3 blob stor
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
Thanks for pointing it out. I will have to try again.
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6mo ago
Following up, another WikiSource flow is the following: 1. Go to https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/1911_Encyclop%C3%A6dia_Britan... 2. Click button "Search the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica". This currently goes
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
TFA does not contain the word "copy", but copy-paste (shared clipboard) support stands out strongly to me as being "different" in Apple Silicon virtualization at this time. TFA does mention the word "clipboard&q
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
> SMB support in macOS remains slow and buggy to this day. I tried all combinations of server-side settings and obscure plist tweaks to make SMB navigation and search work as fast as they do on my Linux machine out of box before giving u
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6mo ago
That's cool about the WikiSource parallel text+image page view, TIL. Thanks! As an example flow (since it took a minute to figure out): we can start at https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/1911_Encyclopædia_Britannica
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6mo ago
> Is there any way to download it? The reason someone might want to download it is for use as training data. Another reason would be to able to keep running/using it even if the main site were to go down for whatever reason eventual
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
Very, very cool. Hats off. I've considered attempting a more limited form of this for years. For those who don't know, the 1911 Britannica is heralded for several reasons (and rightly criticized for regrettable others), but the
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
Even with a good battery, bugs/features on the latest iOS can make iPhone 15 Pro Max battery last terribly, terribly short. Part of the new requirement should be they can't kill battery lifespan in 2-year old phones through softwa
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
> As the conversation context grows, the page becomes increasingly laggy, quickly reaching a point of extreme sluggishness. It was that way for me a year ago, so not that new of a phenomenon. When a context/chat/session gets to
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
The page linked in the OP was intended to go to https://www.imdb.com/title/tt39847629/reviews/ as an example of a reviews page. Screenshot of text "Sign in to access user reviews.": https:/&#x
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
Here's a reproduction attempt (LM Studio, same Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-GGUF model as linked in parent, M1 Max 64GB, <90 seconds): https://files.catbox.moe/r3oru2.png - My Qwen 3.6 result had sun and cloud in sky, similar to
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
> "Live Preview" and "Editing Mode" Are you somehow showing raw markdown source text and also rendered markdown in Obsidian side by side? That would sound awesome.
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
If GSuites was a typo for GSites (e.g., informal for Google Sites classic), then the sentence in TFA could work. IDK if such was the intent, of course.
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6mo ago
s/TTS/STT/
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
Sure, Chatterbox TTS Server is rather high quality: https://github.com/devnen/Chatterbox-TTS-Server You could hook it up to some workflow over the local API depending on how you want to dump the text, but the web UI is
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
Exactly my question. I double-tap the control button and macOS does native, local TTS dictation pretty well. (Similar to Keyboard > Enable Dictation setting on iOS.) The macOS built-in TTS (dictation) seems better than all the 3rd part
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realityfactchex
6mo ago
The answer depends a lot on what you need it to be able to do. Make calls? Support the latest banking/travel/communication app updates? Run any old VOIP app in a pinch as a true "backup phone"? Simply connect to wifi
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realityfactchex
7mo ago
Presumably the article is about something. So, go to the canonical site/docs about that thing itself. (Trace the source "upstream".) Find where that community holds its discussions. (Mailing list? Discord? Blogs? Gith
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realityfactchex
7mo ago
> article presumes ... everything could still be subject to a major paradigm shift. ...seems pretty unlikely Alternatively: there's plenty of mainstream, accepted science that's plain, flat out, provably wrong. Yet, it is agai
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realityfactchex
7mo ago
Neat observation; I am an Orion user, too, for certain things. But doesn't the latest Orion on iOS 26-latest just turn the top section a solid color (e.g., web page background-color), simply not showing any text up there around the not
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realityfactchex
7mo ago
I thought this was going to be about iOS and how now (as of iOS 26) there is a "fade out" at the top of every web page (around the notch/top-edge area). When scrolling/reading a web page, it literally changes that sectio
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realityfactchex
7mo ago
Yes, this. Even hardcover books from "real publishers" have arrived with low print quality. The most common problem book-printing problems I have a real problem with today are 1. text that is gray (not black) and 2. text
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realityfactchex
7mo ago
FYI - that was only 1 yr 7 months ago, only about half way to a few years back
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7mo ago
Oh yeah, that is funny. Thanks for adding it; I thought I was missing at least one major one! - Copilot: Great at finding and discussing docs, conversations, and other work items that it is connected to. For everything else, it seems some
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7mo ago
Original HN post 2 days prior (0 traction then): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47336100 Recent media coverage: https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/12/channel-surfer-watch-youtu... https:&#
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7mo ago
It's still there. For Joe Shmoe, in terms of general purpose, ask it a question, LLM use, Perplexity is solidly in the following lineup, as I understand it: - Perplexity: This one has been promoted on (insert general audience media sk
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7mo ago
I always opt out, too, also because I don't trust their machines after reading enough stuff like https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/iaurm/cancer_clus... or https://www.propublica.
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