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3mo ago
Was just thinking an android port of this would be fantastic.
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3mo ago
Gnomes' a massive memory hog I was looking at this and thinking maybe it would improve a cheap android phone. But now I know it's running gnome I won't even consider trying
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3mo ago
LARP wasn't in the dictionary. I feel cheated.
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3mo ago
I tried antigravity. It absolutey sucks in comparison. Given up on Google
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3mo ago
How about learning to love fans? Imho ac is only really needed for sleeping.
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4mo ago
Back in 2005 I spent 2 years where I'd walk for an hour each day to the city centre. There I'd go to the book store. I read so many books, from every different section. Eventually, I started to notice that nearly all the books see
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4mo ago
I'm not going to login just to see the demo.
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4mo ago
I randomly received an email from chatgpt saying my account was suspended. I appealed it and got it back - I hadn't used it in months. But this has left a sour taste in my mouth. What if I relied on it for mission critical business pro
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4mo ago
Here is the direction I'm heading in: - I run arch on the host. The host runs qemu. - Qemu VM 1 runs my work machine. - Qemu VM 2 runs my financial stuff. It took me about 2 days of work to figure out how to virtualized my machine and
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4mo ago
No it isn't. It's a fork of terminal with copilot embedded. All windows software has copilot embedded. So this is a an alpha version of the new version of terminal that comes with windows.
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4mo ago
He says he adds an output message, but I've tried this myself and I find that quite a lot of the time the agent prefers its own internal monologue over the output of a command.
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4mo ago
"In the first half of the 19th century, for example, the Midwest was so short of authentic banknotes that people knowingly accepted counterfeit ones." Sounds like a more traditional form of IOU to me. Which was a fairly widespread
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4mo ago
I guess we can no longer use this phrase: "The best kind of science is magic, and the best kind of magic is science."
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4mo ago
Bitcoin has gone through a number of narratives. A big one was the it was digital gold. Then, gold went up like crazy and bitcoin stagnated and people lost interest. It's still a store of value.. I guess?
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4mo ago
Does it support phone recorded video without conversion? That was the blocker for me. Kdenlive does
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4mo ago
Try kdenlive for basic video editing. It's better than openshot
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4mo ago
> The only time Spark failed me was when I asked it to book an Airbnb. So it's not actually useful then. I guess I'm a little harder to impress than the author.
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4mo ago
Get a cheap ip6 only vps for like $2. Hook up to cloud flare to get ip4. Run the agent under a user without sudo. Tell the agent to install caddy. There's no need for all this complexity.
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4mo ago
I didn't realise this was Facebook
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4mo ago
The windows bloat continues unabated
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4mo ago
Day trader Garbage collector Zoo keeper Tennis player Lifeguard
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4mo ago
I can already think of 5 jobs this doesn't apply to in the slightest.
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4mo ago
After reading this article I'm convinced that what we need is systemd timers fronted by a vibe coded crontab -e emulator. Coz it's looks crazy complicated to set them up.
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4mo ago
I'm building a tool that automates most of this. What the author didn't even touch on is just how much AI cheats. The more guardrails you provide the more it cheats. AI is like a wild animal that needs to do something, and it take
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4mo ago
> they'd have a hell of a time prompting an AI system on how to grade a test for grammar correctness. This isn't true. They can simply upload a whole bunch of completed and marked tests and say show me the rules. And follow tha
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4mo ago
> Signal is designed with the assumption that data is sensitive and you should err on the side of destroying it. That's... Just not true > Facebook is designed more as a shared scrapbook Have you used Facebook in the last 5 years
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4mo ago
Prototype? Why stop there..
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4mo ago
They all still exist, but we don't have the collective courage to use them when it means you might miss a status update from your friends.
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4mo ago
Pay each of your friends $50 one per month, to switch to signal. Problem solved
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5mo ago
I've been using arch + open box since 2011. Now switched to cachyos + labwc (Wayland version of open box). Every once in a while I try something else realise what an absolute bloated mess it is and come back. A long time ago maybe 18 y
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