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st3fan
1y ago
Basically the only reason I install Caddy instead of Nginx as a reverse proxy is the one-liner to get TLS & ACME going. Maybe this will change that? Not sure.
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st3fan
1y ago
Why is nobody talking about how this software sends text to servers in china over an unencrypted connection?
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st3fan
1y ago
> of course a dictionary program will include code to talk to dictionary-providing web sites. It is funny to read this considering all the rage when say Siri does this.
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st3fan
1y ago
"I used the full disk with LLM, and set up disk encryption" I know we're in the AI hype cycle but I bet you meant LVM there >:-)
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st3fan
1y ago
Author here .. I haven't run it personally in a long time since I moved to hosted email. It was always an unofficial hack :-/
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st3fan
1y ago
Does anyone know who or what ollama is in terms of people and company?
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st3fan
1y ago
The last comment there now reads: "It was actually a caching issue on our end. ;) I just fixed it a few min ago..." Lets not go on a witch hunt and blame everything on AI scrapers.
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st3fan
1y ago
Is the article really talking about crawling? Because in one of their screenshots where they ask information about the "honeypot" website you can see that the model requested pages from the website. But that is most definitely &qu
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st3fan
1y ago
the number one reason is that Siri is an embarrassment. And that has become so much clearer now with ChatGPT and Claude next to it. Everyone is simply thinking: why can't we have that. Why do we have to talk to a low quality agent that
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st3fan
1y ago
I'm sure that is the future. But we're still pretty far away from being able to put a 32B model in memory right? The whole industry is on that trajectory. Just give it another decade and the standard for base memory will likely be
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st3fan
1y ago
"focusing on OS redesigns instead of generative AI" Apple is like 150.000+ employees. What makes you think they have to choose between OS redesigns and AI. There is probably more than enough talent there to do all the things.
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1y ago
This is a funny comment. I think quality control should be mostly about undisputable bugs and hardware errors. But something like liquid glass is HIGHLY subjective. Lots of people love it. Others hate it. It has nothing to do with quality.
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st3fan
1y ago
"Gecko Security by Gecko Security would like permission to: act on your behalf" Hard no. I will never give tools full access to my GitHub. Please consider using the new style app with fine grained permissions and the ability to pi
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st3fan
1y ago
Emacs in a terminal is the best.
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st3fan
1y ago
When you say "excellent battery life" .. can you be more specific?
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st3fan
1y ago
easier to switch to fish
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st3fan
1y ago
> Homebrew's filesystem permission handling is controversial, to say the least, and it has a tendency to fail at a package manager's main job: ensuring that new dependencies don't break the system. Homebrew user from day 1
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st3fan
1y ago
People who think Apple is just a hardware company fundamentally misunderstand Apple. Windows, Office, Github, LinkedIn, Visual Studio, TypeScript, Azure, XBox, plus a very large stake in OpenAI. becomes: MacOS, Pages/Numbers/Keyno
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st3fan
1y ago
Show me the numbers.
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st3fan
1y ago
Canada should be next.
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st3fan
1y ago
There must be more to this story than what you describe because you can literally find dozens, maybe hundreds, projects that do something similar or at least in that space.
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st3fan
1y ago
This looks like a big FU to European developers. It is all so childish of Apple.
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st3fan
1y ago
Invest in CI/CD. If your project is on GitHub, create a workflow that builds your app and packages it as a docker image stored in your private GitHub Container Registry. On your server you can then just docker pull a new version. You c
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st3fan
1y ago
"Processes millions of events per second" - yes, sure, when there is nothing to process. But that is not representative of a real app. Add a database call or some simple data processing and then show some numbers comparing between
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st3fan
1y ago
Ohhh so sad about this. I am the original author of the dovecot-xaps-daemon and I wrote it out of frustration that my self hosted email did not get the same nice notifications that iCloud email got.
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st3fan
1y ago
Third alternative that HCE doesn't mention ... https://openbao.org/ :-)
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st3fan
1y ago
Yes! All they need to do is start somewhere. Pick a thing and move it into the EU. Then do the next thing. They will see it is possible.
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1y ago
No ARM64 option :-(
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1y ago
thanks that is just a random rant do you think it is a problem that the "benevolent dictator" operating system contacts an endpoint to keep its anti-malware list up to date?
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st3fan
1y ago
That is only because there is barely any open source software for Linux that is backed by cloud services. Now install Spotify, VSCode, Steam for Linux and you will see the same kind of chatter with backend services.
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