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by rsolva 4y ago
A new law in the EU will ban showing ads and using personal data for kids. Here in Norway we have had general ban on showing ads to kids for decades, but it was made in the TV age and has not been enforced on social media. We can't out
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by rsolva 4y ago
Im planing to check out ONLYOFFICE Workspace, seems more sturdy and coherent overal.
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by rsolva 4y ago
I use Synchting as a Dropbox replacement. My always-on TrueNAS is just another node, but functions as the "server". Synthing is great, it has a small footprint and works anywhere. I just set it and forget it.
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by rsolva 4y ago
Have you looked into ONLYOFFICE Workspace Community? I plan to give it a spin soon. I too was dissillusiones after repeatedly having trouble with NextCloud, it seems they move to fast and try to cover to much ground at once.
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by rsolva 4y ago
This has been my superpower for a ling time. I do not need to fall asleep, just close my eyes for 15 or 20 minuttes. I have used the free sleep/nap app Pzizz since 2008. Having the same sleep-in routine primes my brain for a nap.
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by rsolva 4y ago
Have you experimented with gpt4all? It runs localy on commodity hardware.
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I would argue that there is a difference between: (1) indexing public content with the purpose of referring to the source in a search result and (2) ingesting content (no matter the license) to train models that can reproduce smaller or lar
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This, and what Microsoft has done to their OS, makes me wonder about the state of their financial situation.
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Who would have thought that it was Microsoft itself that would make the final push to bring on the year of the Linux destop!
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The beauty is that Linux can be as easy or complicated as you want it to be. Fedora (GNOME/Wayland) is simple to install and use. As a long time Arch user (since 2010) I appreciate the modularity and freedom to customize exactly what I
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Ask HN: Will we see a license explicitly excluding AIs from scraping content?
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This is how an AI would sum it up ;)
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> The problem, of course, is what you alluded to -- how can we know what's made by humans and what's made by AI? I think that my already limited use of the web is likely to decline to nearly zero because of that issue. Do you n
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by rsolva 4y ago
Every day, all day! After years and years of trying a lot of clever ways of gathering bookmarks using sophisticated tools (TUIs, browser extensions, apps etc), I decided to do the simplest thing possible: ctrl + D -> add a few keywords -
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Ask HN: Will personal websites gain traction as AI content floods the web?
17 points by rsolva 4y ago|16 comments
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I just upgraded my laptop from Fedora 37 to 38 Beta and the transition was painless. I have done this since Fedora 35 and the upgrade process has been excellent, far better than on Windows and macOS in fact. For me, Fedora has surpassed the
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by rsolva 4y ago
I'm LISP-curious and have just started exploring some of the many flavors. I have a few questions: 1. How does Smalltalk compare to Clojure / Babashka? 2. I'm writing alot of shell/bash-scripts (small utilities/tool
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The Mystery of Palantir’s CEO and the Sponsored Norwegian Ski Clothes (2022)(nrkbeta.no)
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Since an increasing amount of people now has experienced what social media can be like without ads and algorithm-driven feeds in the Fediverse, monetizing these social networks this way will be increasingly difficult. The ethos that has for
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by rsolva 4y ago
It's just borrowing language that is hot right now, just like Discord telling you to "start your own server". Its not your own server and you do not own or control it.
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License the code to AGPL and the articles to Creative Commons?
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by rsolva 4y ago
You can access this post with any client you want, TUI/CLI, a simpler webclient ( https://brutaldon.org ) etc. Or you can load the rss feed by adding ".rss" behind the username.
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by rsolva 4y ago
A podcast without an RSS feed is not a podcast. But what should we call these bastardized radio-on-demand thingies without a feed?
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by rsolva 4y ago
I just did a quick search for how to achieve a basic no-downtime deploy with Podman. It turns out it is not that hard [0]. Not sure how to do this if pods or containers are managed as systemd services, though. [0] https://github.
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Yeah, I know and this was what I most feared would happen as I kept an eye on this project over the years. It was always going to be a long shot, but one worth giving a go.
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The german company Sion [0] is close to launching a reasonably priced, solar covered car. For me, their open approach is more important than the solar panels. They have a strong commitment to the community and are transparent and publish re
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My prediction is that, within the next couple of years, we'll see blogs becoming a part of the fediverse. New posts will show up in your followers feed and they can boost, star and comment. These interactions will show up below the pos
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by rsolva 4y ago
Another walled garden closing up holes in the fence. I understand the reasoning from an advertise-driven business perspective, but it won't help Twitter in the long run. Many of their power users providing engaging content will seek ou
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by rsolva 4y ago
I use colemak and vim and it works just fine, but I first learned colemak and then got used to vim. I use the vim defaults, no custom keys. I tried customizing keys for a short while but quickly decided to keep to the defaults to make my mu
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by rsolva 4y ago
Yes, if you are comfortable with using the terminal, check out nb.sh.

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