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2y ago
It feels like a lot of these non-sense features is what you get after years of fixes and releases, it's hard to envision a full system 10 years out and get it right, and there's almost never time to clean up unless it's a gre
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2y ago
murus+snail?
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2y ago
Tauri has been a thing for a while, it baffles me people still choose Electron without a good reason to do so. Also webapps are just great nowadays most OS support install PWA's fairly decently no? ffs
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2y ago
If you're expecting the guys shipping the 250mb bloated app to get this right i might haave a bridge to sell you
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tough
2y ago
It kinda seems to me this is better solved by a webapp that lets you generate any background image and download and you set it up on your OS.
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2y ago
One could even say optimization does not matter until the program is already running.
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tough
2y ago
ignorance is bliss
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tough
2y ago
chatGPT has metadata about you only can try proof this correctly on a fresh anon guest vpn session
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tough
2y ago
I just found out about bemi dot io, seems like they're targeting this issue
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tough
2y ago
Qwen3 235B A22B GGUF bf16 is 470GB size lol that's 3x h100?
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tough
2y ago
Thank you!!
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tough
2y ago
nvm
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2y ago
qwen2.5-instruct-1M and qwq-32b where already great at regular non MCP tool usage, so great to see this i agree! I like gemini 2.5 pro a lot bc its fast af but it struggles some times when context is half used to effectively use tools and m
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tough
2y ago
Synthetic Data (after reasoning breakthroughs feels like more AI laabs are betting for synthetic data to scale.) wonder at what price
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tough
2y ago
In US sites i usually input 90210 because Beverly Hills lol
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tough
2y ago
someone built a service for ai bots called pure.md its been a godsend to curl websites as markdown on the occasional where it doesnt work first time and works great for occasional use with the free tier
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tough
2y ago
lol me too tbh someone pointed out you can enable by default reader mode on safar under settings but even then not all website’s pages are seeved as reader mode enabled pages
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tough
2y ago
tokens also cost money unless running locally
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tough
2y ago
would this hack help? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79494287/is-it-possible-...
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2y ago
> There are ads running on Youtube right now that deepfake some celebrity to sell crypto. replying to myself bc i can't to @ujkhsjkdhf234 on x.com (formerly twitter) if you don't paid for premium you get ads for drainers and sc
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tough
2y ago
never had used pgaudit yet to vouch for it but have it on the backburner/log of things to try for such a use case! I think the real magic is it lleverages the WAL (write ahead logs) from pg engine itself, which you could certainly hook
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2y ago
I've commited the 03 (zero-three) and not o3 (o-three) typo too, but can we rename it on the title please
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tough
2y ago
No, I operate under the assumption that advertisers can scam gullible users. From casinos, to shady inexistent job offers, to malware, there's a whole world of -ads- targeting the final users as a victim
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2y ago
Ted's reply? https://x.com/MabreyTed/status/1913746605473423651
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2y ago
something like https://www.pgaudit.org/ ? Basically you keep an history of all changes so you can always roll-back / get that data if needed?
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2y ago
iOS/MacOS users are more predisposed to shell some bucks because of their walled garden upbringing. Devs would usually prioritize iOS releases (early on, when no React Native nor Expo was as common place) only due to this fact that iOS
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2y ago
Idk if they work but several extensions on the chrome web store claim to hide/block shorts like https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hide-shorts/mnakeci...
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2y ago
They might not have enough disposable income to pay for software but enough to pay for whatever is on the ad. More generally, if the service is free, you're the product, and you're being sold to someone else
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2y ago
if your microservices become more verbose overall, now you have handicapped your ability to cram the whole codebase into a context window. I think AI is great but humans know the why's of the code needs to exist AI's don't ne
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2y ago
which one? Kysely? Drizzle?
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