weikju

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by weikju 2y ago
Because the rich and powerful people who will reap the most benefit from all the automation will not redistribute the wealth to the now-useless ex-labor force.
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by weikju 2y ago
> and I would like to be able to tell it not to keep featuring photos of my ex wife years after the divorce. You can already do that by pressing the three dots menu on a featured photo or memory and selecting the Feature this person less
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by weikju 2y ago
> This approach entails running the ML models on the only place where we actually have access to the data: locally on the user's device. I’d suggest changing the wording to reflect that Ente the company (“we”) doesn’t actually have
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by weikju 2y ago
Thanks for all the hypotheses and anecdotes! In either case I'm always a bit pleasantly tickled to know there's some Lisp lurking in macOS quietly doing its job.
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by weikju 2y ago
> Do people still think, "Oh, well - 80% of the world can't be wrong"? Yes and “if they’re so big they must be doing something right” And “if they did something wrong the govt would come down on them” And “they already hav
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by weikju 2y ago
It would be very interesting to read about how S-expressions became the language of choice for macOS's sandboxing, somehow sandwiched between the XML and JSON trends (e.g. plists were/are still? XML)
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by weikju 2y ago
Also makes learning from other sites much harder, which I think is another fundamental appeal of the web.
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by weikju 2y ago
If it’s copyright infringement then ad blockers and a bunch of useful extensions will soon follow to the graveyard…
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by weikju 2y ago
Kamal was also built with that purpose in mind. https://kamal-deploy.org/
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by weikju 2y ago
> I followed the link and they look nothing alike, So the title worked and made you click. (Also, I agree with you, if anything it looks closer to the now "old" Mac Mini design... only very very superficially speaking of course
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by weikju 2y ago
I'm guessing at the time of this experimental alpha "don't use it full time but alongside pidgin 2.x to test things, all plugins are incompatible", only IRCv3 is supported.
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by weikju 2y ago
Aside from your personal attack, this is besides the point, as this is about a desktop product not a server product, which is the important difference that had to be noted in response to the post I was replying to. Please refrain from perso
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by weikju 2y ago
> "or other products" I didn't feel like making a complete overview of the whole landscape, since this news is about VMware workstation in specific. Therefore any VMWare product in use by server hosts would in all likeliho
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by weikju 2y ago
Not OpenBSD but FreeBSD: https://github.com/BawdyAnarchist/quBSD > quBSD is a FreeBSD jails/bhyve wrapper which implements a Qubes inspired containerization schema. Written in shell, based on zfs, and uses the
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by weikju 2y ago
Server hosts are already using vsphere or some other products. The produced being made free are intended for desktop usage.
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by weikju 2y ago
These are in the work [0] for a few years already. [1] [0] https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/toilet-camera-uses-a... [1] https://today.duke.edu/2021/05/smart-toilet-uses-artificial-...
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by weikju 2y ago
At least in the case of 37signals, they went with colocated servers, some type of KVM and their own tool, Kamal, for containerized deployments without the complexity of kubernetes. You can find one post here with many links at the bottom h
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by weikju 2y ago
Submarine like articles trying to create a trend I suppose.
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by weikju 2y ago
What’s a “runner”?
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by weikju 2y ago
Wouldn't be the first time Microsoft (And other big corporations, anyone remember Apple iOS vs Cisco IOS?) behaves this way [0] . I'm sure there are more examples out there. [0] https://itsfoss.com/microsoft-maui-k
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by weikju 2y ago
Works with devices with HDMI ports
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by weikju 2y ago
> Even if I have analytics disabled? Yeah because what’s being sent is not analytics but related to notarizarion, verifying the app’s integrity (aka is it signed by a certificate known to Apple?) This came to light a few years ago when t
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by weikju 2y ago
> but the price is too high. Correction: the devices are not subsidized by ads or paywalls features or services. (Though in Pine’s case they are subsidized by unpaid workers trying to make software work on them)
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by weikju 2y ago
Props for them to step in the right direction, it wasn’t obvious at all for a few days what they would do.
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by weikju 2y ago
Yessss finally someone else who can see beyond “it’s different from the books!” And enjoy the actual show (not without its warts but still enjoyable)
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by weikju 2y ago
Good that it's compatible with Vaultwarden, otherwise a future move from BW would be to block alternative clients like this... And this is the problem now. Even if BW doesn't plan to do this, we'll always be suffixing that ki
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by weikju 2y ago
> So it's not time then A year ago.. I'm guessing this is surfacing now because of the recent thread about BW [0], so the question can be raised again if it's time now to migrate away. [0] https://news.ycombinat
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by weikju 2y ago
It’s mentioned in the article. But they also mention Edge will follow along with deprecating Manifest v2 so it’s no help.
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by weikju 2y ago
What’s new is a new level?tier? Of the certification that macOS sequoia has been certified for, rather than the overall Unix certification. [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41698775
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by weikju 2y ago
Maybe the word should be : renounce? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/renounce

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