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by runjake 1y ago
Weird! I have the opposite: I want it to prefer httpx but it always gives me Requests when I forget to specify it. LLMs are funny.
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by runjake 1y ago
Back when the drama was fresh, there was a lot of talk about “canceling” Requests, but as often happens, everyone moved o to something else and it kinda got forgotten about with time.
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by runjake 1y ago
Announcement and details: https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2025/05/30/text-fo...
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by runjake 1y ago
It's probably lost to history now, but portions of Windows 95 drew partial inspiration from earlier versions of NEXTSTEP, such as the window buttons and titlebar.
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by runjake 1y ago
+1. You may also find good stuff on https://minifeed.net
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by runjake 1y ago
It's important to note that CIA is a very large, bureaucratic government. Perhaps the best example of the downsides of "big government". There are a lot of great people who work there. And people who innovate, but that's
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by runjake 1y ago
Even if they are using an iOS-based iPod, Audible will not run. Audible requires iOS 17.0 or newer, which was never released for iPod.
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by runjake 1y ago
What kind of iPod? A classic iPod or an iOS-based iPod?
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by runjake 1y ago
3.2f. “You will not, directly or indirectly, commit any act intended to interfere with any of the Apple Software or Services“
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by runjake 1y ago
By your definition, there is no "native" app for any platform. It's all just Electron.
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by runjake 1y ago
Readwise Reader and Obsidian Web Clipper.
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by runjake 1y ago
Update: The cryptic GIF was concerning this announcement: https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-agent/
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by runjake 1y ago
Notion and all these kinds of apps are available for Linux. But yeah, I don't recommend using them. Just use them in the browser.
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by runjake 1y ago
The output of workers is always a leadership problem, imho. I disagree that the workers are the ones who should have the power to fire management unless they are shareholders . I think this should (and it does) fall upon the board and the
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by runjake 1y ago
Hey, I use and love this widget. Thanks for building and releasing it!
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by runjake 1y ago
> If you changed course after you hired them so that they stopped being relevant, then it's your fault. Nobody can predict market conditions or technological advances. If you don’t change course (mission, people) the company will
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by runjake 1y ago
I really don't find the Python language elegant at all. I prefer the Ruby syntax. But Python's tooling, particularly with what Astral is doing (uv, ruff, ty), is so good, I'm always using Python and virtually never using Ruby
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by runjake 1y ago
1. Python was pretty popular well before entry-level programming courses adopted it. I think they adopted Python because it was a good general purpose scripting language, multiplatform, easy to install and get going, that taught programming
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by runjake 1y ago
Normally, I like receiving information in bullet point style, but this post was really hard to read and wasn't well-thought out or well-organized. For others: This is an advertisement for a product called Sweep AI, an AI assistant for
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by runjake 1y ago
+1 Pretty much the best source for tech laypeople. How do I stay on top of AI tech? I let other people (like simonw ) do most of the leg work for me.
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by runjake 1y ago
Do not buy a MacBook Pro to run Linux on it. You will regret it. If you want to run Linux on a laptop, get a Framework laptop or something else with a Ryzen AI series chip[1] in it. Heck, a Ryzen 8000 series processor would probably be mo
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by runjake 1y ago
> I literally have to read bland fiction just to shut off my brain in order to sleep at night. I'm the same, but running literally allows me to do this while I'm running, instead of while I'm trying to go sleep. Most of
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by runjake 1y ago
Unpopular opinion: Maybe being bored isn't a bad thing. It allows for an escape from constant stimulus and eventually, your mind will learn to wander, introspect, and come up with new ideas. This is how we ran before smartphones, anywa
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by runjake 1y ago
Changing the user agent doesn't work for me. I remember pushcx saying (on one of his Twitch streams or something) that they do additional fingerprinting to block Brave.
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by runjake 1y ago
You have silly rules. simonw co-created Django. It's a fact. You don't have to like it.
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by runjake 1y ago
+1! This was a relatively common thing to do at the Glamis[1] sand dunes in the 1970s-1980s. Glamis is a massive sets of sand dunes in California where bunches of people go to camp and ride offroad vehicles. 1. https://en.wikiped
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by runjake 1y ago
The original post says Rust. > I’m working on a relatively greenfield rust project I haven't had good luck using LLMs with Rust, but it may just be me.
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by runjake 1y ago
Looks great! Change the name. The Raycast people are going to (initially) ask you to anyway. Raycast also runs on Windows now, albeit in beta. Other Linux launchers with extensibility: KRunner: https://userbase.kde.org/Plasm
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by runjake 1y ago
Minor correction: The Amiga 500 came out in ~May-October 1987, depending on your country.
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by runjake 1y ago
By the tool. I don't think this invalidates your project. I think your project is great. I was more humored by AI telling me the question was nonsense. I think it just may take a handful of trap questions before a determination could b

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