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by rmnclmnt 10d ago
OCLP is excellent but it's all coming to an end for Intel Macs unfortunately. Even Homebrew just dropped the ball a few days ago (this is the final draw for me, I'll keep a Sequoia partition but my MBP2015 daily drives on NixOS +
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by rmnclmnt 12d ago
Interesting, been thinking a lot about this recently due to Vimeo crazy price hike for private video storage...
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by rmnclmnt 12d ago
Any modern Linux distro works great on Intel Macs. Been daily driving with Debian 13 initially and now NixOS on my MBP2015, have not used the MacOS Sequoia partition for months!
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by rmnclmnt 27d ago
Isn’t iphonebridge[0] doing the same but without browser extensions? (Haven’t used neither but been looking for such solution in the past) [0]: https://github.com/gabrielmeir53/iphonebridge
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by rmnclmnt 2mo ago
Time for Benjamin Malaussène to strike again!
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by rmnclmnt 3mo ago
Oh nice! I’ll take a look at it, I was thinking of implementing such mecanism in Cooper (I don’t know where it’s going, exploring the possibilities and practical usefulness)
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by rmnclmnt 3mo ago
In the past few weeks, experimenting with a custom ai agent running entirely in the browser with sandboxed tools exec. The core is built in Rust, a native CLI is built on top for local experimentation but the most interesting part is the we
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by rmnclmnt 3mo ago
> People do weird things when given sudden access to money or power. 10 years ago my last boss told me one last advice before going onto entrepreneur ventures: « be careful, people do become crazy and stupid with money » (and I guess he
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by rmnclmnt 3mo ago
Same been running Debian 13 Gnome on MBP 2015 13’. Works great, in a triple boot setting using OCLP For instance visio calls are unusable on Sequoia (OCLP) but rather smooth on Debian
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by rmnclmnt 4mo ago
Is this using the youtube per-channel RSS feeds? For people already using RSS feed readers, this is another way to achieve the same result (i do that with miniflux)
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by rmnclmnt 4mo ago
For the past few months, many times i’ve tried this workflow: 1. Ask a coding agent to think and implement a feature that is non trivial 2. This leads to really understand pros and cons for many possible solutions and see it happen end to e
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by rmnclmnt 4mo ago
Wow thanks TIL about the « add-bounds » config! Especially useful for project where pinning to exact dependencies is crucial and easily missed by less experienced devs (end products, not libs)
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by rmnclmnt 5mo ago
Because a coding agent (when instructed well) will try to make a piece of code work in a loop. Static typing and compilation help in the process (no more undefined variables discovered at runtime for instance). But that’s not bullet proof a
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by rmnclmnt 5mo ago
Might be the best visual explainer of Shazam original audio fingerprinting algorithm from the 2003 paper (I guess they´ve switched to ML models at some point?)
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Agreed. Not saying there are no ways to ease the process but someone has to put some effort
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Agreed. But would mean having to educate people on security, privacy and computing in general… Pretty sure most government like having most people uneducated on such things
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
> … said the company “does not use algorithmic wage-setting tools to make compensation decisions for our employees or to set new-hire salaries.” When the HR/CRM/ERP/whatever internal software has the plan to compute these
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Loved this book when I was a student! This is for DSP enclined audience with a focus on musical applications. Not very in-depth if you want to develop your own plugins or DAW but still very informative
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Isn’t this more of a Raycast issue (apparently an agentic ai service) instead of GH Copilot itself?
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Is this still a debate? It all depends on personal goal/wishes and constraints from your working contrxt (e.g company size, country of residence). Take France with medium to large size companies: ICs (whatever the seniority) are usuall
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Thanks for the heads up! I have been out of this loop for quite a while, glad to see it's still there! Yes Monome was this initial inspiration then followed by many, but it was way more expensive and niche IIRC
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by rmnclmnt 6mo ago
Novation Launchpad used to be exactly that: you send MIDI CC messages with proper values and you can light up the grid (with different colors). Did that a few years back, i guess this might still be possible
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by rmnclmnt 7mo ago
Unrelated to the story but TIL AOL is still a thing in 2026!
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by rmnclmnt 7mo ago
And maybe writing an article or a keynote slides is one of the few places we can still exerce some human creativity, especially when the core skills (programming) is almost completely in the hands of LLMs already
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by rmnclmnt 7mo ago
And that makes total sense. Honestly working since a few days with Opus 4.6, it really feels like a competent coworker, but need some explicit conventions to follow … exactly when onboarding a new IC! So i think there is a bright light to b
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by rmnclmnt 7mo ago
Yesterday while i was adding some nitpicks to a CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md file, I thought « this file could be renamed CONTRIBUTING.md and be done with it ». Maybe I’m wrong but sure feels like we might soon drop all of this extra cruft for
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by rmnclmnt 8mo ago
Yeah I got that but more often than not now the growl vocal technique is associated with extreme metal genre
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by rmnclmnt 8mo ago
Yeah but at least that was funny!
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by rmnclmnt 8mo ago
> Growl > > Famous examples: > Christina Aguilera, James Brown, Tina Turner I was not expecting these names!
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by rmnclmnt 9mo ago
I wonder if we could then have released the *stressor in a few months then...

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