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by slig 3y ago
Before 2020, it was possible to google random phone numbers and figure out who was calling. Nowadays, googling random callers is useless, but Bing somehow still works.
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by slig 3y ago
Have you seen https://search.brave.com/help/goggles ?
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by slig 3y ago
Computer says no.
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by slig 3y ago
Congrats on launching! How do you differ from Windmill.dev (open source) / Airplane? Both backed by YC.
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by slig 3y ago
>With his leadership and decision making He has other companies that you can short if you truly believe this.
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by slig 3y ago
Is there a specific reason why this has to be a OS update thing? I know that it's likely that they don't update the emoji font outside major OS updates so people have an extra reason to update.
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by slig 3y ago
Must be really nice being friends with Google insiders.
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by slig 3y ago
Agreed. Somehow we are back to PHP's level of fuglyness.
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by slig 3y ago
It's not like their main competitor pays them half a billion a year.
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by slig 3y ago
AFAIK, you just need tailscale for that.
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by slig 3y ago
Do you want a single binary with Postgres/Clickhouse/Kafka built it? Because that's what their Docker Compose is setting up.
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by slig 3y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/01/private-jet-sa...
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by slig 3y ago
When I was on a mac, CMD + Click worked fine.
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by slig 3y ago
Don't forget the money printing machine at maximum speed.
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by slig 3y ago
I'm trying Umami and really enjoying it so far. Running on a 1CPU/2GB Intel VPS from DO on a website with 300k daily pageviews with no sweat.
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by slig 3y ago
Just use `vi`.
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by slig 3y ago
They can. There used to be a very nice animation with text to speech mimicking Seinfeld episodes.
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by slig 3y ago
Yesterday I submitted a one-click install to Caprover, never been so easy to self host. It's really fast on Oracle's free 4vCPU, 24GB RAM machine.
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by slig 3y ago
Ruben is a machine, I've reported things and he fixed within minutes. Their discord server is top notch, 10/10.
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by slig 3y ago
What about using the those three models and returning the best score between them?
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by slig 3y ago
>My main concern was that someone with more money than me could come along, start using it, trademark it, and make it unusable for me. This happened recently with substack.net.
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by slig 3y ago
You have to request the access for the GPT-4 API.
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by slig 3y ago
Thanks, I'm also doing something similar and figured out that asking a question with examples as `user`, adding the perfect response as `assistant`, replying with `Perfect. Now do this {}` works really well and cuts of a lot of trial&#
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by slig 3y ago
Even the server side Cloudflare stats shows that FF is less than 6% [1]. [1]: https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage
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by slig 3y ago
They're doing their part https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/01/private-jet-sa...
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by slig 3y ago
I believe most people upvoted because of the domain `github.blog` before reading the article.
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by slig 3y ago
Most USB-C to anything/everything dongles used by MacBook users have an HDMI output.
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by slig 3y ago
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by slig 3y ago
Suggestion: use Brave Search as default, and g! for localized queries. I did that with DDG and for a while with Brave Search, but now it's surprisingly good enough even for my country.
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by slig 3y ago
Firefox usage is abysmal on Desktop (from the Cloudflare usage stats which doesn't depend on JavaScript being enabled) and practically inexistent on mobile. My tech friends gave up, and normal users just use the defaults: Edge (which i

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