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by sdoering 7mo ago
Do they tell you this up front? When you buy it? I once returned a small bluetooth speaker, because it would not just let me connect to it. It wanted me to download an app, create an account, sign in and then accept a metric ton of crap abo
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Using Quarto to Write a Book(kieranhealy.org)
2 points by sdoering 7mo ago|0 comments
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by sdoering 7mo ago
Not OP, but here you go. OP had it slightly wrong though: it's not tavern records but membership lists of colonial Boston organizations, and the author is a sociology professor (Kieran Healy), not from Princeton or Harvard. He uses bas
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by sdoering 7mo ago
> Her face lit up as she narrated the backstory behind the occasion, going from photo to photo, resurfacing details that had been dormant for decades. I had started something similar with my mom over Christmas in '24. About half way
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The 99-Dollar Wall(dekodiert.de)
3 points by sdoering 7mo ago|0 comments
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Sneaky Header Blocker Trick(joshwcomeau.com)
4 points by sdoering 7mo ago|0 comments
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by sdoering 7mo ago
Interesting that the article missed POSSE party by Justin Searls [1] in their tools section. [1]: https://github.com/searlsco/posse_party
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by sdoering 7mo ago
Not using OpenClaw - but I have a limited agent running that currently does a few things well. Morning Briefing: - it reads all my new email (multiple accounts and contexts), calendars (same accounts and contexts), slack (and other chat)
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by sdoering 7mo ago
I just had Claude Code built the comment-fetching part as a CLI tool. And then use this data on my last 200 comments to profile me. In an empty context. Without web search. Holy moly - it was damn accurate. Those comments spanned the last f
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Who's Writing the Spec?(dekodiert.de)
4 points by sdoering 7mo ago|0 comments
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Artifact Production Just Got Cheap – What remains when code costs nothing(dekodiert.de)
1 points by sdoering 7mo ago|0 comments
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Why AI Tools Fail – and Where the Real Lever Is(dekodiert.de)
1 points by sdoering 7mo ago|0 comments
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by sdoering 7mo ago
I did the math. Works out fine for me.
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by sdoering 7mo ago
If they remove a feature (even if I am not using it) while keeping the price the same - why should I stay a customer? I have a contract. And at least in Germany one party to a contract can not just alter the terms of the contract. They need
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by sdoering 7mo ago
This is so lovely. Just adopted it for arch. And set it up, so that I can just type `indy n` (with "n" being any number) and it opens n pages in my browser. Thanks for sharing.
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by sdoering 7mo ago
German here. I have never not had popcorn when going to the movies in my younger days. It is just part of the experience. But in my days it was around 12€ for a ticket, popcorn and a coke. And there were cinema days with special deals. Or c
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by sdoering 7mo ago
As is already revealed with Meta leadership knowing that they make 7billion a year on scam ads. They even calculated that global regulations and fines might cost them 1 billion. So fines and regulations are priced in as a fraction of the ne
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by sdoering 7mo ago
q.e.d.
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by sdoering 7mo ago
> Never mind the fact that AIs of the LLM-variety haven't and aren't going to find solutions to mathematical problems. This is empirically wrong as of early 2026. Since Christmas 2025, 15 Erdos problems have been moved from &qu
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by sdoering 8mo ago
Disclosure: I'm on the Mautic leadership team — I lead the marketing team and recently joined the Council (our governance board). Happy to answer any questions about the situation. A few things worth noting: Our finances are fully tran
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Urgent call for community support to secure Mautic's financial future(mautic.org)
2 points by sdoering 8mo ago|1 comments
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by sdoering 8mo ago
Call me interested. Would be great to know what to expect and protect against.
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by sdoering 8mo ago
Disclosure: I'm on the Mautic leadership team — I lead the marketing team and recently joined the Council (our governance board). Happy to answer any questions about the situation. A few things worth noting: - Our finances are fully tr
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Mautic open source marketing automation platform faces a $50K funding shortfall(mautic.org)
2 points by sdoering 8mo ago|1 comments
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by sdoering 8mo ago
Agreed. I also like the small web lens in kagi. Helps me to search through and find interesting stuff to read and follow.
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by sdoering 8mo ago
Sorry to rain on your parade. I wanted the original verbose mode for those moments I needed a truly verbose output. And I wanted to know, at a minimal glance, what files are being read and put into context in nearly any other situation. I e
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by sdoering 8mo ago
There are so many config options. Most I still need to truly deeply understand. But this one isn't? I'd call myself a professional. I use with tons of files across a wide range of projects and types of work. To me file paths were
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A note about personal security(werd.io)
2 points by sdoering 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sdoering 8mo ago
Quite a few - and I know I am only speaking for myself - live on my different computers. I created a few CLI tools that make my life and that of my agent smoother sailing for information retrieval. I created, inspired by a blog post, a digi
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by sdoering 8mo ago
I don't assume. I spoke/wrote form experience over many companies big and small (as an employee as well as a consultant). I have seen my fair share of crap. I am an just an old and grumpy guy.

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