weikju

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   by weikju 1y ago

   I noticed the reply didn't answer about sync...
2. 152.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   And soon, Linux
3. 153.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   > Also, PSA, extensions don’t automatically update on desktop. I see an "automatic updates" checkbox now in the extensions management window
4. 154.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   For one thing, many AI code helpers use the contents of .gitignore as a suggestion for files to not include in their context or changes.
5. 155.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   You misread. It’s the site plagiarizing their articles that has the ads. So take that river back please.
6. 156.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   Also, once it takes all the jobs… where are all the customers’ money going to come from?
7. 157.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   Do I need an account and am I subject to the free plan’s usage limits, if I use a local model? What local models are supported? Anything ollama or llama.cpp?
8. 158.▲
   by weikju 1y ago

   That’s what I get for going straight to comments…
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   by weikju 1y ago

   temporary containers [0] > disposable containers which isolate the data websites store (cookies, storage, and more) from each other Granted, they're not in private broswing mode just normal mode, but same effect [0] https:/&#
10. 160.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    I’ve seen this from some Apple research lab recently… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3jgCxnlbFY
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    by weikju 1y ago

    I’d think a reverse acquihire would be Apple buying Next where Next mostly takes over Apple (Jobs coming back, OpenSTEP becoming the base of macOS)
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    by weikju 1y ago

    Interestingly, neither this 512pixels or daringfireball post mentions the Finder icon in DARK mode, which preserves the reversed color (blue on the right). I think it looks good though, when in dark mode, and the fixed one in light mode loo
13. 163.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    We need to ensure humans can still find buffer overflows in order to win the war!
14. 164.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    My guess -- they support Safari because of iOS. And so might as well just support it on Mac too because it's the default... Heck MS even made Teams more officially supported on Safari than Firefox!
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    by weikju 1y ago

    > where now it's running on apple silicon. It's still running in a tiny Linux VM. One VM per container if what I've read is right... It's running on Apple Silicon because it's only available on Apple Silicon. Doc
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    by weikju 1y ago

    If doing so id also recommend not using the same email or domain for the registrar and for your email host…. If you are locked out of one you’d want to be able to access the other to change things.
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    by weikju 1y ago

    lol are you serious? I bet compilers are less deterministic now than before what with all the CPUs and their speculative executions and who knows what else. But all that stuff is still documented and not made out of thin air randomly…
18. 168.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    Your compiler does not hallucinate registers or JMP instructions
19. 169.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    > I can think of one - there's a bunch of newsletters/substacks I subscribe to that occasionally contain stuff I really care about somewhere in them, but are too long and dense to quickly skim them. An AI summary of most import
20. 170.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    Keep in mind you’re ignoring the people who are ignoring your agent posts and have no idea if they are detecting the nature of them or not.
21. 171.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    All that’s really needed for this to work is a team of writers and plot conveniences.
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    by weikju 1y ago

    > But yeah that UI is just awful. As far as I can see, awful UI never stops people from using software that is "mandated" or "default". I mean have you seen Windows? MS Office? Web sites? Mobile apps??
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    by weikju 1y ago

    They are running data centers and offloading some things to chatGPT though, not just running on device. In fact there’s no clear indication when Apple Intelligence is running on-device or in their Private Cloud Compute.
24. 174.▲
    by weikju 1y ago

    Just replace the battle tested brittle C code with a brittle bespoke yaml mess!
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    by weikju 1y ago

    I do that, and I'm also planning to use icloud photos downloader [0], a python script to download photos, so I can download those directly on another machine running Linux. [0] https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloade
26. 176.▲
    by weikju 2y ago

    Maybe now open-source projects will get off of Discord for their official chat/support?
27. 177.▲
    by weikju 2y ago

    If only Tiny Core Linux had had better tooling and if only corporations liked simplicity, it might have been more popular…
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    by weikju 2y ago

    I thought this was debunked last year? [0] > Soon after, The Verge's Wes Davis attempted to replicate using every Apple product in a single day. During that day, Davis said he mostly used the MX Master 3, but sometimes switched to a
29. 179.▲
    by weikju 2y ago

    Like so many security gestures from Big Tech, it’s a win wrapped in a curse (or lock-in, tracking, what have you depending on the solution. )
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    by weikju 2y ago

    Doesn’t matter. If using this and I send you an email, and my account disappears, you can no longer read the email you received because it’s merely a link to read something from my account on Google.