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by teekert 4mo ago
I read this in a whiny high pitched voice with my nose and lower lip pulled up.
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by teekert 4mo ago
There is something to be said for this "most cheapest" approach, there is also something to be said for making models that are entirely ethically sourced: 1. Free of controversy like unlicensed training materials 2. Free of exploi
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by teekert 4mo ago
iOS is also going into this direction, just open the AppStore, it’s all the cheapest most horrible apps. Temu (shop like you don't give a s* about the planet), addictive AI Waifu’s (who needs human interaction anyway), clean your stuff
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by teekert 4mo ago
Yeah, there is just too much Tony Robbins referring to cells living of light in some jar linked directly to your work productivity (and thousands of other debunked BS "facts"). The levels of coaches for coaches for coaches for coa
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by teekert 4mo ago
You mean like gold?
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by teekert 4mo ago
You shall engage more with your apps, user!
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by teekert 4mo ago
I use Proton aliases everywhere...Well not everywhere, there are indeed quite some places that don't accept a passmail.net address... So I can imagine this becoming a useless feature, at least on some sites. Btw I only use these aliase
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by teekert 4mo ago
Age old argument: money also has no intrinsic utilitarian value. And yes, btc does store value, it is doing that for me now. I stored some of my value in it and it has held better value than fiat.
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by teekert 4mo ago
Someone invents something that is digital, but can't be copied. Quite brilliant as it is the first digital asset that can store value without centralization and trust, based on market demand. Someone on HN: "BTC is valueable solel
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by teekert 4mo ago
I think we all sympathize and feel this way. But it's also because we are getting older, and we are romanizing those sleepless nights getting 3D acceleration to work in Slackware with Dropline Gnome. Our first chat experiences, first e
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by teekert 4mo ago
I had the same anti-reaction. Yay, lets all try to tightly control a piece of land and spend an inordinate amount of effort making sure nature will not get a grip on it. Oh piece of land, you shall behave according to my rules! Noise, genet
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by teekert 4mo ago
Wtf, it's still hard (wo)man, or are you just dropping your vibe coded stuff onto your customers and call it a day? I for one still understand what I'm making and strive to be able to converse about it intelligently with anyone in
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by teekert 4mo ago
I am a human and have never won anything at a claw machine.
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by teekert 4mo ago
Agreed, what’s much more interesting is to focus on being able to model the world around you, play out scenarios in that model and make better predictions, and consequently, decisions because of that ability. (Of course “better” is still a
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by teekert 4mo ago
It also does it on Claude Pro. I can't imagine they want to reach my limits faster like this (there are better ways).
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by teekert 4mo ago
Yesterday I was getting quite annoyed with it, I thought it was just me (which is so hard with these things, it's difficult to measure things). "You're right, I apologize. You asked how to embed it in the README — that was a
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by teekert 4mo ago
I know it's sarcasm, it's a valid point. We all already contribute to the war efforts of our governments.
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by teekert 4mo ago
It would of course be very easy to add 1 slider to rule them all. But in general it is very annoying that your ears will bleed when your morning alarm goes off (and then I mean on) if you want to hear your texts come in during the day. Tha
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by teekert 4mo ago
I'm really curious about it. It says 14 day battery time (based on typical reading (1–3 hours per day))? What does that mean? Surely when you don't touch it does not consume any battery, right?
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by teekert 4mo ago
Go sportsball!
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Xteink X4 Pocket EReader, 77g Magnetic, Unlocked Firmware, Developer Edition(xteink.com)
4 points by teekert 4mo ago|2 comments
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by teekert 4mo ago
In a sense it was (set?) free. And that led to a lot of good things, imho.
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by teekert 4mo ago
"Users can now set separate volume levels for alarms, timers, alerts, and system sounds. Users will need to navigate to Settings > Sounds & Haptics, turn off the “Match Ringtone Volume” toggle, and adjust sliders manually."
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Nextcloud Office Powered by Collabora or Euro-Office(nextcloud.com)
1 points by teekert 4mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 4mo ago
My HP Probook with power button of same shape -and next to- my delete button needs a molly guard (right now I just have it disabled, which you can argue is a molly guard).
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by teekert 4mo ago
What a time to be alive, to find such ultra high quality and inspiring materials for free. When I was young I spend so much time with an illegal copy of Encarta (which sparked my career as a scientist) and already considered myself to be fo
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by teekert 4mo ago
Gotta love those comments. Goes to show, you can be called out like that, and be on the HN front page at the same time. When you're young, you may not realize this. I never did when I judged my own stuff as (too) edgy.
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by teekert 4mo ago
A bit annoying is that the url from the blog does not link to Proton-cli directly, but it's there somewhere on that page. Also, I tried it, this is the result from following their instructions: $ chmod +x proton-drive $ ./proton-d
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by teekert 4mo ago
This is very nice, I have TBs of storage available in my family subscription but being mostly on Linux it is unused, this is really great for backups. I hope we’re gonna see some nice wrappers for this. I also hope it’s the first step towar
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by teekert 4mo ago
True. I think it's the same as everyone calling pain killers "aspirin" (where I live, maybe in the US is Tylenol? Which we call Paracetamol), they call SARS-CoV-2 AND COVID-19 "Corona", or "Corona-virus".

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