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by teekert 4mo ago
I'm looking forward to an Agent. I have some customers who don't want US LLMs anywhere near there IP (code), but Lumo, being European and privacy focused, may convince them. Still would prefer local of course. I'm also eyebal
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by teekert 4mo ago
Not what OP means but there is Zellij [0] Zellij is nice, it's as close to a window manager in a terminal as I ever got. Right now I'm trying to get used to it in Termius, with a Logitech Pebble for some light remote devving. [0]
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by teekert 4mo ago
Agree. This is more of a "ST Voyager 'Nothing Human'"-case.
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by teekert 4mo ago
We need to add something to this nice rule about using services that are good from people we don't (fully) agree with. I'm not personally inclined to be so strict about this, but there are people with objections against the Proton
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by teekert 4mo ago
"U.S. government will decide who will switch to deepseek" Or, as a European, thanx for letting Mistral catch-up, I was looking for a reason to use it... A foreign gov deciding what I can use or being able to suddenly pull the plug
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by teekert 4mo ago
And if you can hold it, sometimes you still don’t own it.
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by teekert 4mo ago
I'm deep seeking for that open in OpenAI indeed. It’s clear who’s the most anthropocentric in this space.
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by teekert 4mo ago
Ah yes, personal computing was also supposed to come to an end. Yet here I am, on the best Linux ever with the most beautiful desktop being productive with all my favorite tools, not worrying about drivers or compatibility or anything. All
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by teekert 4mo ago
Not sure why you're donwvoted. I too see the downsides as well as the upsides. The high prices vs the people that use their excess solar to power a GPU that powers an agent that messed about with an ESP32 and some sensors to build nice
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by teekert 4mo ago
It's always a wave. There will be a backlash.
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by teekert 4mo ago
This is nice, I have some nameservers pointing to Hetzner so I can use Caddy to do domain validation via API and get https (with dedicated domains) on private LANs. But the Hetzner API keys are horribly, uncomfortably over-scoped and I have
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by teekert 4mo ago
Or, we saw all the average stuff. And are only triggered by the really awe inspiring that hits a nerve, if it falls into fertile ground, at that moment in time. When you are ready for it.
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by teekert 4mo ago
Probably [f"I'm sure there are some {race} billionaires to find, that finally care about the survival of the {race}." for race in all_races]
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by teekert 4mo ago
It's not this, it's that. And then what happened? This. I did that... This happened. It's a thing I don't know why But it's a thing To be honest, it's not a thing. Let that sink in. Maybe we fi
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by teekert 4mo ago
Well, the weird thing with nukes is that deterrence only works if you are 100% ready to use them. When the time comes though it would certainly be nice if it turned out to be below 100%. What is winning? Are we a collective or are we indivi
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by teekert 4mo ago
You guys are getting Fable?
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by teekert 4mo ago
Adults responding in adult ways. Respect.
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by teekert 4mo ago
ls returns a list of 1 layer deep subfolder names and file names. Nothing more. Do you think you can share a drive in a split second? My god the tokens.
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by teekert 4mo ago
“Ran an ‘ls’ on the entire root” makes it sound like the user thinks that this somehow shared the whole filetree with Anthropic. Which of course it’s not. I get the feeling though, I felt incredibly dirt when I open Zeditor, Claude was enab
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by teekert 4mo ago
100% with you, I don't understand that people feel they have privacy in their house but not on the internet. Those people just don't understand how humans work and how we get better as a species. I will forever keep trying to comm
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by teekert 4mo ago
So I guess you ignore all of biology and just focus on math and physics ;)
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by teekert 4mo ago
Why are you trying? Doesn’t Caddy (or something) just takes care of this well in advance and should have no issues with one or several days of my service at all at any time? Edit: my bad. I’ve tried as well recently, when you’re rushing to
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by teekert 4mo ago
New Outlook also does not do IMAP for me at all. Even though it says it does, sending you on a nice time wasting goose hunt. Thank you MS.
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by teekert 4mo ago
Same here. Especially that 2 year window... That was about when mold took over my bathroom. Then I wiped it all with Chlorine based cleaner, installed a duct with fan which works for up to 2 hours after detecting motion, made a grill in the
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by teekert 4mo ago
But what if most "masses" are cysts or other harmless structures that form during the 80 years we're walking around? I think that after about their 3rd useless biopsy people start to feel the problem with this. Of course we c
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by teekert 4mo ago
A problem with large scale "screening" is the explosion of false positives (even at very high specificity) and the follow-ups that those generate will overwhelm our current healthcare systems. So any machine that does something me
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by teekert 4mo ago
Hmm yeah but I’m really eyeballing a FairPhone atm.
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by teekert 4mo ago
If you're interested in this I highly recommend this podcast (Mindscape by Sean Carroll): [0] "Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of information." [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PCHelnFKG
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by teekert 4mo ago
I'm aware of this discussion, I don't really like the way the Graphene people communicate, also against FairPhone. But nevertheless I'm looking forward to their Motorola offer that should come any minute now?
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by teekert 4mo ago
I got an iPad as backup with my 2fa stuff, and so I can keep an eye on kids in Apple ecosystem. When my iPhone mini does I'll go for /e/OS or GrapheneOS. And then I'll have the iPad lying at home for all the shenanigans

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