skeledrew

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by skeledrew 5d ago
Does sound like they may need a talk on storage management. I've had it with others before.
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by skeledrew 5d ago
Getting conceptually closer to how the human brain works. Looking forward to more of this.
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by skeledrew 5d ago
It's not really that different from talking with a coworker about something, whether if they were on the phone or in the passenger seat.
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by skeledrew 5d ago
Let them cry, I don't see anything changing unless they can somehow get China to agree. And I doubt China will drink any of that kool aid especially while they're being disadvantaged by export controls, so the ever-improving open
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by skeledrew 6d ago
> files serving multiple overlapping torrents This sounds wildly complex, especially from a discovery perspective.
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by skeledrew 6d ago
Arguably this should've been a thing since day 1 (and probably would've helped to prevent the buyout), but better late than never.
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by skeledrew 6d ago
And again, how is "AI or human" relevant to discussing? Given the potential of an indistinguishable discussion (which will eventually be the case). Although also eventually it's AI that will consistently provide the superior
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by skeledrew 6d ago
The same could be said of commissioned paintings when photography became a thing. And yet here we are, and I doubt anyone - except maybe artists - would say the world is worse off.
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by skeledrew 6d ago
> makes the world a worse place In what way?
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by skeledrew 6d ago
I think the point is to be able to tell at a glance. People don't examine every image they look at.
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by skeledrew 6d ago
We all been forced to help train Google's CAPTCHA for years for free, with no benefit. At least here you decide to opt-in or not, and it can potentially help you be more... discerning.
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by skeledrew 6d ago
Doesn't really work for me. It's just a site likely checking what the browser tells it any the system. Meanwhile I have a VPN blocking most connections and every Google app is either uninstalled or disabled.
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by skeledrew 7d ago
> I need to log in to your app regularly to avoid being declared dead? Technically, until we get to a point where we still have embedded "life signal" chips, there's no way to automatically detect that someone has died. Ot
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by skeledrew 7d ago
> there's no company in the middle Yet this seems dependent on Apple's ecosystem. That's a company in the middle.
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by skeledrew 7d ago
Wow, still not there yet. After all these years.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Flet (and that to-do example) has been out for years before this AI rage. And even of it came out early this year I and many other would still very much appreciate that basic example. If you want something more complex, vibe it.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
I'd say sacrifices need to be made. If one wants apps with reasonably modern capabilities, then one has to invest in a device that can handle such capabilities. And those devices come with ample storage. Like I had the OnePlus One and
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Too much Terminator.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
There's a skill for that (haven't tried myself but intend to; other of author's skills I've used have been a game changer). - https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/blob/main/skills&#x2F
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by skeledrew 8d ago
... wut? :/
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by skeledrew 8d ago
> position does matter Only as a mental abstraction that's based on our experience/concept of space+time.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Yeah I'm curious about the difference between "nothing" and "0", but I just decided to roll with it. Until the Greek letters made my head start to spin as they usually do.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
This sounds like my experience switching from conda to uv. The speed seriously blew my mind, and sometimes still does today. But then I think about the tradeoffs: I've encountered issues with uv-packaged Python because they've opt
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by skeledrew 8d ago
You'd be surprised. But you're comparing a browser to an interpreter, so it's already apples and oranges.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
> slowness of Python based software I know of very few cases of this. For the most part I find the "slow" to be in the network/IO things. Unless one is doing heavy matrix math or something similar in pure Python, which I&#
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Context. You don't buy storage for phones. Not anymore anyway.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
I know you're exaggerating, but still you should probably mind what you're downloading.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Doesn't really apply to Android devices, which is the context here. You buy a phone and that's the storage/RAM you're stuck with until you get another phone.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
It uses Flutter for UI and native services, but there's a full Python interpreter there. I think it does mostly canvas, but that could just be due to my selected option back when I tried web with it (couple years ago).
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Native build size depends on what you want in the app, like the app I'm currently working on is almost 300MB, but I've added a few custom extensions to it (charts, iroh, and more). Earliest APK I can find is 140MB. In this day and

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