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szszrk
2y ago
There is one more aspect of Kagi assistant that I don't see discussed here. I'd love to support some "mass tipping jar" service and/or "self hosted agent" that would benefit site owners after my AI actions
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2y ago
But they were far from honest, if, as you say, crawlers impersonate real users and their browsers.
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2y ago
So... what was the full commend of the reviewer? :) You made us curious.
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2y ago
It's still there on one of the last screenshots: https://fastcall.dev/reviewed-3.png
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2y ago
> but definitely not hard to get very subjective. Anything at that price range doesn't exist in my region at all. Also consider if there will be a government auction next time your drive fails. I found just one offer for $500 now. M
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2y ago
My local amazon shows 5 offers at least after simple "m-disc" search. And they work, got them twice recently. It's not a grocery store buy but it's there.
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2y ago
Tape needs expensive and hard to get drives. It's a gamble if that will be replaceable in many years, if it's already an expensive journey today. USB-C disc writer works with any modern system and is available new at reasonable pr
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2y ago
Go for it. Perfect use case. But make sure to buy mdiscs, not just standard bdxl. Much more expensive, but makes sense for that use case.
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2y ago
There are dedicated types for archival called mdisc. Still made. Much more durable, don't mind heat, sun, moisture.
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2y ago
Wow, so many weird things said so far in comments... It is absolutely a good idea, but with some minor tweaks and for the right use case. It's a great idea if you want to have modern hardware that is not very expensive and predictable
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2y ago
I've noticed it's a common practice on other places as well. It doesn't even need a reason, just random people or bots doing random actions to create more chaos.
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2y ago
You are 100% correct, but decided not to try to fix it manually, as it's a cool demo "I did this in 15 minutes in ai chat". Truth be told, it has less UI issues than my last outsourced app I deployed. And it had dedicated UI
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2y ago
Have a look at my other comment. I just noticed it has an issue that parachute doesn't redeploy properly when you scroll down->up->down, but it works nicely aside of that.
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2y ago
https://gist.github.com/iamtomek/5d4a30c1a6765d695950c777e38... Disclaimer: I wrote zero lines of this, it was made purely with Claude 3.7 (via Kagi assistant) with around 10 additional revisions in one conversation. I
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2y ago
> In the early days FreeBSD support via Wine was great due to one of the core developers being a fellow FreeBSD user. I used a bit later on linux via Wine and it was working just fine. One of the best Wine experiences I had back then. I
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2y ago
Plenty of places, including my current city, have time-based tickets only. So even for the shortest ones you have to validate only once, while you can have a much longer trip. Daily/weekend/weekly are even better, and monthly/
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2y ago
A/B testing. You got a high difficulty variant.
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2y ago
Yet i see nothing changed since last he was criticized. Just low effort attempt.
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2y ago
How are your orders since last time you posted? [1] Have you reconsidered creating an actual demo? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42671589 (it was flagged)
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2y ago
I paid for a VPS for like 5 years ahead. They cancelled the whole offer (line of VPSs) completely and simply sent me an email it will be deleted in a few months. No migration, no refund, no alternative. This thread reminds me that it's
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2y ago
Probably because it doesn't really do the same thing. They not a typical managed cloud solution. Yeah, they have their object storage now, but not much else. They are great with bare metal, vm's, very interesting "storage box
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2y ago
Compatibility. There are so many devices that support mp3. My 15 year old car plays CDs with hundreds of mp3s with zero issues. I still have somewhere a mobile CD mp3 player that will work with both new files and those I harvested 20 years
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2y ago
Can you elaborate on what's exactly wrong with Guacamole in your scenario?
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2y ago
Also Kagi could be a starting point: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/ai/assistant.html#llms-available-... They have R1 and Chat V3 from Deepseek.
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2y ago
F-Droid Basic is cool. Same thing, just without some sharing options etc., you probably don't use anyway. It was the first one to get actual background updates on modern android. Barcode Scanner is decent, it even searches for products
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2y ago
Sure, but my point stands. It still has to be occupied by trained troops to make sense, just like those bunkers. Both had to be used smart, both can be misused. That doesn't make them pointless, it makes their use cases narrow. Hence a
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2y ago
Ok, but wouldn't that be also true if you substitute every "bunker" and "defence" word with "tank" and "attack"? I don't see a goal of your comment.
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2y ago
Yet when posts online described it as an alternative/clone of GitHub/gitlab/gitea it was alsa received with criticism and complains that "what if I don't know what gitea is". Naming and creating descriptions is
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Not that pure spirit is something you drink for the wonderful taste, in the first place.
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If you are not logged in, your search history may be "not associated with you account", but it still is associated with you. It's more a matter of whom do you trust. Private mode in browsers still gathers unique user IDs, fin
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