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taosx
9mo ago
backup, root, recover?
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taosx
9mo ago
I really don't understand this. My line of thinking is that if someone is technical enough to root his phone he understands the risks. Why would they force banking apps to detect and not work on rooted phones? Why would the government
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taosx
1y ago
I also meant more advanced optimizations beyond what svelte does, like: inlining, loop unrolling, partial evaluation that would trickle down to the frameworks as well. I am aware that some of these and others are very hard to do on javascri
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taosx
1y ago
I’d actually love to see something that goes in the opposite direction, highly optimized and compiled, where the result is as small, fast, and efficient as possible. I get that a lot of people dislike compilation, but once I have the CI set
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taosx
1y ago
From what I know it can't be "rotated losslessly" in all cases, only if the dimensions of the images are multiples of the MCU which are block of pixels whose size is determined by the chroma subsampling. Ex.: With the common
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taosx
1y ago
Always found clear linux very interesting and wanted to give it a try but totally expected this.
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taosx
1y ago
Unpopular opinion: I think I’m going to wait for version 4 /jk. But honestly, I’ve been spoiled by modern languages like Rust, Go, and even TypeScript with modern tooling, strong typing, stability, and performance out of the box. Right
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taosx
1y ago
I was thinking about buying an incinerator, I recycle my trash but recently found that everything gets mixed back together in the end by the privatized trash company and no recycling happens.
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taosx
1y ago
This makes sense and I'm with you, people that are polluting beaches and natural areas should face harder punishments. That being said I'm missing plastic straws for drinking cold coffee.
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taosx
1y ago
I really dislike when people don't see this. They try to cut 10 grams of CO2 per day while other industries (shipping, aviation, rails) produce hundreds of tons per day and even this transportation modes are less that 20% with most CO2
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taosx
1y ago
Unless your employer pays for you to use agentic tools, avoid them. They burn through money and tokens like there's no tomorrow.
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taosx
1y ago
That's exactly how I started using them as well. 1. Give it just enough context, the assumptions that hold and the goal. 2. Review answer and iterate on the initial prompt. It is also the economical way to use them. I've been burn
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taosx
1y ago
Blew my mind. I have hundreds of tabs open, no issue on linux chrome.
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taosx
1y ago
Nope, not yet. I tried that 3 times, once for my mac, then for my linux and once for a project. Every time I gave it a solid try found it lacking so I made a note to wait a few more years. The promise of reproducible systems is so hard to r
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taosx
1y ago
I'm getting a lot of value in areas where I don't have much experience but most of the time I still write the final version. I'm not building commercial software and don't have a commercial job at the moment so I'm
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taosx
2y ago
I was self taught before I studied, most of the "foundational" knowledge is very easy to acquire. I've mentored some self-taught juniors and they surprised me at how fast they picked up concepts like big O just by looking at
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taosx
2y ago
Due to my current condition. I feel that I could do more both for myself and the world but unfortunately motivation plays a big role or otherwise I have to trick myself into feeling stressed in order to do things like work that might be bor
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taosx
2y ago
ok, that pretty cool research from Google, hope this leads to even more discoveries around the brain, hopefully it's time we get a better understanding of our brains and how to hack them.
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taosx
2y ago
Thank you for all the assurances and suggestions for the future. The meat was cooked very well but the problem I think it's that me and my friends (hunters) were unaware of such a possibility. We were the ones that brought back, cleane
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taosx
2y ago
I ate a lot of such boar meat last year in Greece, it instantly became my favorite due to the hardness and taste but based on this I may avoid it for the foreseeable future.
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taosx
2y ago
So public surveillance in US is already at the level where you can't do anything without the Government knowing. (not even burn a few nazi Teslas /s). I don't favor Musk at all but I find it hard to believe that the nazi salu
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taosx
2y ago
I agree that everyone needs to face the consequences to their actions but feels a bit hypocritical and unfair seeing as how people with power and money just get away with it. I'd also love a clear picture of how these guys were caught
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taosx
2y ago
Just tried it. Not sure exactly what model is behind the scenes but it was cringe. I provided specs for a coding task, it told me that the specs are possible but too complex so it just gave me an alternative naive way of doing it. I use LLM
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taosx
2y ago
This is crazy.. you guys are focused on vans and mini stories when all his sacrifice and that of thousand if not more americans was snuffed. `Congress intervened by passing the FISA Amendments Act which, in part, granted “retroactive immuni
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taosx
2y ago
I don't think it's working. So if I drink 3 small glasses of wine I shouldn't drive even after 3 days at 100kg? I'm glad you've mentioned vibe coding. You also don't need a server for doing a simple calc.
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taosx
2y ago
My first pair of glasses were glass and even though I suspect the prescription was not correct I never had eye strain and headaches but they shattered in less than a month and then I moved to polycarbonate...it took me a year to find out th
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taosx
2y ago
Lindsay Graham looks more like he pissed himself. So after he saw that bullying and the way the president conducted himself he couldn't be more proud? I've met some ppl, some crazies included, but none that distort reality the way
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taosx
2y ago
The model is expensive, it almost reaches what I charge per hour. If used right it can be a productivity increase otherwise if you trust it, it WILL introduce silent bugs. So if I have to go over the code line by line I'd prefer to use
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S*: Test time scaling for code generation
(github.com)
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2y ago
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taosx
2y ago
Share the non-copyrighted ones and it's still a win if you make it possible to people to contribute, both through PRs, testing and discussion.
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