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by teekert 7mo ago
Sounds like when we first had smartphones with orientation sensors and we could drink a beer from the phone, so cool... for 2 weeks.
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by teekert 7mo ago
“What you made with Sora mattered”. Idk why that sentence irks me so much. Perhaps because the “how” is bit vague. I like to think that what I made in the toilet this morning also mattered.
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by teekert 7mo ago
Doesn't work well on mobile, it's all spacebar based (hold and tap).
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by teekert 7mo ago
Thanx. I tried to use several of these services (because I don't use Twitter/X myself so got context from a Dutch website) but didn't get it to work (was very probably just me). Xcancel is indeed a much better experience.
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by teekert 7mo ago
Ah ok, well, save for some drafts I wouldn't mind opening the repo which is just a Hugo system intended for a public website anyway. But good to know. Perhaps I will self-host that forgejo instance then :)
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by teekert 7mo ago
Uhm, is it? I have some small repos there, which are private and for my company (ie the website). I didn't encounter any warnings? Edit, it says indeed (right in your face on the front page): Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led eff
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by teekert 7mo ago
DNA is a language, Proteins are language. LLMs seem perfectly suited to make good suggestions (not perfect models!) to limit the near infinite search space, together with human intellect. Idk why you would be against this.
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Scott Hanselman says he's working on Windows local accounts(twitter.com)
56 points by teekert 7mo ago|52 comments
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by teekert 7mo ago
As a Dutch person having spend many summers in France, I can say that the latest generations are much more tolerant and friendly. When I was young (90’s) I saw camping owners with war grudges screaming “Campsite Full!! (Complet!! In French)
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by teekert 7mo ago
Cool!
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by teekert 7mo ago
As someone using agents (like Claude Code), but really not being at home with NPM (never did anything with javascript) etc, I do like this. But, I'm on Linux ;) I've made some containers for my agents atm (asking them to `ls` and
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New app provides secure messaging service for [Belgian] public sector employees(vrt.be)
1 points by teekert 7mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 7mo ago
The Lonely Island - I'm On A Boat (Explicit Version) ft. T-Pain (Official Video) [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avaSdC0QOUM
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by teekert 7mo ago
"I don't hear a lot of people doing this though? Maybe we just don't have good language for it." Interesting thought. I guess we don't really, vibe coding is to powerful a term. But perhaps just call it LLM assisted
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by teekert 7mo ago
Let that sink in.
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by teekert 7mo ago
I myself am now and expert at insulation and all the vapor-permeable and vapor-blocking membranes/foils/foams that come with it. It came at great cost though, I hated the process of learning and the execution. I was less than happ
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by teekert 7mo ago
I also don't understand the focus on vibe coding in the marketing. Vibe coding kind of has the image of being for non-devs, right? I do like agents (like Claude Code), but I don't consider myself to be vibe coding when I use them.
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by teekert 7mo ago
I often wonder these days. When I refuse all this madness, just stick with Linux, put my kids on Linux. Use VPNs that obscure all my traffic, throw key parties (read Cory Doctorow's Little Brother from some suggestions). What are they
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by teekert 7mo ago
We measure scientific output as nr of publications. And that is the cause of bs like this. These institutions have a duty to educate humanity. PhDs are also supposed to be able to help the public understand complicated science. To guide eth
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by teekert 7mo ago
+1 for Solaar! Logitech should give them money because I would not buy Logitech without Solaar (I'm on Linux exclusively with an MX Master 3S and an MX Keys Keyboard... Crazily each with their own dongle :facepalm: (Unifying receiver d
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by teekert 7mo ago
I always wonder about this. I read most dialogs (as I do) but man, the sanity of most people must require that they just next next next this stuff right? Perhaps they even let their kids do it instead.
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by teekert 7mo ago
"mechanism to enforce that is parental control on devices." Meh, I use it, but it's super annoying and I think that with my Daughter I'll take a different approach (but it will be some years before that is relevant). On
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by teekert 7mo ago
"I edited SystemVersion.plist to make the “About this Mac” window say it was running Mac OS 69, which is the s*x number, which is very funny." If I'd see that on my kids' computer it would fill me with pride. I do miss t
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by teekert 7mo ago
I think I was 35 when I first said to myself: "When you don't understand something, it's either because it's difficult, or because you don't have all information you need yet." Being able to think this (and rea
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by teekert 7mo ago
Hé man I thought us Europeans were kings of dreadful regulations!
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by teekert 8mo ago
So you can never appreciate a piece as is? And you’re going to get fooled, and what then?
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by teekert 8mo ago
I’d say: deeply think if it matters. Does it really matter to you. Does it change its impact? What does it tell you about you whether it does or does not matter? It’s art to me. But is it Art capital A? What have we created?
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by teekert 8mo ago
"AI use detection" is, like any test, not without cost. Meaning that, as a teacher, accusing a student of using an LLM, it may be prudent to consider the cost of a "false positive" accusation. I've seen a couple of
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by teekert 8mo ago
Could delve into that I just wrote that or did I Let that sync in
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by teekert 8mo ago
That’s art for me anyway. This, or the emperors clothes. Haven’t come across another acceptable definition so far.

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