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by troyvit 9mo ago
> [...] without being on a Linux system. I'll add that needing to be on the "right" Linux system is another strike against Podman. Last I checked if I wasn't on a RedHat derivative I was in the wilderness.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
This really speaks to the need to separate the LLM you use and the coding tool that uses it. LLM makers utilizing the SaaS model make money on the tokens you spend whether or not they need them. Tools like aider and opencode (each in their
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by troyvit 9mo ago
They're in Europe and they produce a lot of batteries. The caveat is that 80% of the investment money came from LG, a South Korean company. https://www.bruegel.org/analysis/europe-has-solid-basis-batt...
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Which, the stunt of creating the AI generated art or the stunt of eating it? To me it's the former, and as the interviewee says, art is subjective even if the means of creating it are not.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I read that the artist dropped his charges but that the state is still continuing with its charges. Grainger is hoping to get off with a fine.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Holy crap nice! Well done!
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by troyvit 9mo ago
What it must be like to be an Apple hardware engineer these days, designing the most beautiful physical devices in personal computing, then handing it over to the bosses where they load it up with this schlock.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I've been having fun with Kvaesitso after it was recommended here. There are some things I'd change, but it's nice. https://github.com/MM2-0/Kvaesitso
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by troyvit 9mo ago
That wasn't my experience with Pocket. It stayed off for me on Firefox for Linux.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
It's a pretty simple project, and the license is MIT. Wouldn't be hard to let them know what's missing: https://github.com/corbindavenport/just-the-browser
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by troyvit 9mo ago
While we're at it I also fail to see any strategy.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
It reminds me of this HN article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550912 European Commission issues call for evidence on open source The EU is looking for facts like this as it figures out how to use OS to begin to e
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by troyvit 9mo ago
That's a good idea from the user perspective. I jumped on the aider bandwagon and am now dealing with its relative abandonment and deciding if I want to invest time in a fork. As a movement though it might be something else. To me, Cla
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I definitely didn't mean for it to come across like that, but that's how it impacted you, so there's something to what you said that I'll think about. What was your take on urban travel in India then?
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Yeah I agree. It's been a progression. There are tik-toks going around liberal circles pining for the days of Bush II even.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
https://troyvit.net I'll add a PR too!
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I hope they are more long-sighted than that. They did the same thing with Bush II's "with us or against us" rhetoric and actions. Appease the POTUS while he's there and hope the next one is a little better. Obama was mor
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by troyvit 9mo ago
That's what I don't get. We had a solid relationship with our fellow NATO country and that relationship left all the room in the world for collaboration, including what you're describing. We're trashing that relationship
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I got to bike around Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha, in India in 2017, well before this revolution. When you look at it from an outsider's perspective it looks like chaos and I went in with my typical American mindset, hustling my
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I don't have any clothes as old as yours though for sure, but line drying generally helps your clothes last longer. I'm so glad I live in Colorado. It's a warm winter, but it takes like 3 hours to dry stuff on the line (espec
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Noice! I use xtrlock on Linux [1], but it requires preparation. It doesn't play the annoying noise it just locks the keyboard. You can set it to trigger after a few minutes of inactivity which is nice. But you'll still find cats w
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by troyvit 9mo ago
If you want to have some fun check out aider.chat. They actually log how much of each version was built by aider itself: https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/releases
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Ahhh man it'd be so cool to see this for Thailand! My kids live there with their mom and one of the things that surprised them is the overall dominance of 7-Elevens there. They'll be several on the same block. I wonder if it'
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by troyvit 9mo ago
If it's obviously false, can you show research that proves it? Because from what I see most of this was part and parcel of a published plan. [1] People on both sides either bragged about executing Project 2025 or tried to warn their ba
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Sure but we're a nonprofit operating on shoestring budget, and given that we've had a web presence since the aughts without having to deal with CEO temper tantrums says a lot about where this kind of attitude stands. If you think
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by troyvit 9mo ago
That is an important perspective. I was looking at it from the angle of cloudflare's overall revenue, not their revenue from just Italy. I think if he would have said that in his post it would have been much more powerful.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
Thanks for answering for me but you got it wrong. Believe it or not other people can be as nuanced as the CEO of Cloudflare.
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by troyvit 9mo ago
I've had the pleasure of working for CEOs who don't resort to public threats (or all caps) to get their point across. When I chose who leads me or who I work with stability and consistency are key. This just sounds like a man who
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by troyvit 9mo ago
A scourge to what, exactly?
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by troyvit 9mo ago
He also said this: > In the meantime, we remain happy to discuss this with Italian government officials who, so far, have been unwilling to engage beyond issuing fines. which, although his rant really pisses me off, further proves your p

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