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by tills13 9mo ago
yeah that can be very difficult. I think you should aim to _season_ the tofu (i.e. salt -- or slight umami with soy sauce), but your primary flavour should still come from a sauce that's on it. I really like sticky sauces that cling to
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by tills13 9mo ago
Remove AI data center spending from that.
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by tills13 9mo ago
Tofu being displeasurable is funny to me because it literally has no taste and texture by default. It becomes whatever you put it in or how you cook it. You want crunchy? You got it. Puree? Sure. Sweet? Fine. Salty? Spicy? Tangy? Easy. Peop
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by tills13 9mo ago
It's just interesting because most of the talk is programmers talking about AI taking their job by replacing them not taking their job because it's taking away revenue from the business. Reminds me of the problem with Google &
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by tills13 9mo ago
If someone, without my permission, used my content to create a replacement of me, for me -- however shitty -- I would probably commit a crime against that person. How are people so brazen? Or rude? Or stupid? Or psychopathic?
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by tills13 10mo ago
Seems like the whole thing is just there to sell you on the linked resources. And it feels like AI slop with all the lists.
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by tills13 10mo ago
Why no screws when you specifically called out that there ARE screws on the Time and Duo 2s for the sake of longevity of hardware even if the company goes away? Are you saying there's no access into the watch or that it's more lik
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by tills13 10mo ago
The problem isn't the form factor, it's that it's guaranteed e-waste. Once it runs out of battery, that's it. I think the pebble guy said that it should last a few months with regular usage but like... What a waste of ma
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by tills13 10mo ago
Such a shame we were wrong and made the world a better place for nothing. Sounds awful.
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by tills13 10mo ago
My favorite part about this is how it shows how different people's lives can be even while existing in the same space. I haven't heard of a single thing in this list -- books, music, games, etc.
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by tills13 10mo ago
Honestly, fine. I think some commenters have a point (on both sides). But really y'all should just try talking to yourself if you think you'll like this.
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by tills13 10mo ago
I have a few of these that I use with unifi for non-critical things over ONVIF and there's a reason they are on a separate vlan and not allowed to access the internet... Thankfully they don't die when you block them from phoning h
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by tills13 10mo ago
Y'all are so pessimistic. React Server Components are great. React is a complex piece of software. Bugs happen.
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by tills13 10mo ago
Oh it's not even rechargeable???? That vastly changes my opinion of this.
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by tills13 10mo ago
Person whose job it is to sell AI selling AI is what I got from this post.
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by tills13 10mo ago
surely there's an upper limit to this though with models literally eating themselves.
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by tills13 10mo ago
isn't Plex literally an XBMC fork? And Jellyfin a Kodi fork? Something like that.
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by tills13 10mo ago
yeah I'm back to Torrenting too. I was more than happy to pay for Prime, Netflix, and maybe Apple TV+ a few times a year but now they expect me to pay for HBO & Crave & x & y & z & a... I might as well get a cable p
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by tills13 10mo ago
Having figured it out myself, I agree. And it's not obvious that you need both a Usenet _indexer_ (who tells you what content is available) and a Usenet provider (who actually serves you the content). FWIW, and I'm not sure if thi
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by tills13 11mo ago
Sorry you feel that way.
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by tills13 11mo ago
Why is it that consumers always get shafted here and we just keep going on like "it's just business" Why isn't some consumer protection regulator going "actually no, OpenAI, you can't corner the market for the
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by tills13 11mo ago
Why does every blog nowadays read this way -- quick, witty, sentences "x wasn't the problem, it was the point" (or whatever) and have these section headers that are full thoughts? Or is this just more AI slop?
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by tills13 11mo ago
Is this sarcasm? While it may be true that my mother does not know what ffmpeg is I'm almost positive she interacts with stuff that uses it literally every single day.
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by tills13 11mo ago
fwiw I think this is worse than Marko in terms of syntax and certainly in terms of readability. For all its flaws, HTML / XML / like syntax is such a good declarative way of writing UI imo. React would not be as popular as it is t
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by tills13 11mo ago
That's true, sure. My response to that is in React you have JavaScript & JSX and there are clear boundaries. It's not mixed. I don't write <for ...> In JSX I write JavaScript that returns JSX: {data.map(node => &
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by tills13 11mo ago
It looks interesting and in a past life I probably would have tried it out but do you know why I like React? Because it's just JavaScript. This `<let/variable=...>` and `<for ...>` syntax is awful.
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by tills13 1y ago
My anecdata is that I can download a steam or Xbox game (100+GB) in a few minutes. Plus it's just fun. High number = better and all that.
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by tills13 1y ago
I choose to believe you but your experience and mine are apparently VASTLY different. I would even say I'm on the complicated side of pro-sumer in terms of my network. That is to say it's surprising and I think you might just be u
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by tills13 1y ago
That your network stack and your nvr stack was the same thing (and fully local) was a huge selling point for me. If you are only interested in network, you could probably get more customizable/hackable or cheaper (or both) alternatives
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by tills13 1y ago
I mean it's a case of use the right tool for the job. For consumer, it's overkill. For pro-sumer, it's perfect, imo. You can start pushing the boundaries, here, but most will not for residential. If you are pushing the bounda

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