wiether

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by wiether 5mo ago
Chrome/Android users in the UE have, at least, heard about DDG.
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by wiether 5mo ago
The comparison between AI and digital photography is a great one IMHO. I used to be deep into photography in the 00s, until I came to the conclusion that I was spending lots of money, spending hours trying to take the perfect picture and th
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by wiether 5mo ago
The first comment about Kagi here was much lower (10) than in the result (3) provided by Google to the query "what is a good search engine with no ads".
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by wiether 5mo ago
> Google has... ? A spot in the Top 3, and is neither Microslop nor AWS. At least that's my understanding from discussing with people praising GCP. Let's say you want a big cloud provider, but you don't want Azure
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by wiether 5mo ago
Don't stop believin'!
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by wiether 5mo ago
> I do suspect that OAI is doing some guerrilla marketing here, while Anthropic isn't really marketing or doing PR at all. That is a very HN-minded comment. Sure, there's probably some accounts that are more or less con
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by wiether 5mo ago
> Level 3 is the deciding. What to build at all [...] AI lowered the cost of Level 1. It did not touch Levels 2 or 3. Actually where I get the most impressed working with AI is kind of at Level 3, where I ask for a feature and AI
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by wiether 5mo ago
The profile you describe is not a Tactical Tornado to me. A tornado is something big and temporary. Someone who makes a mess but stays to fix it cannot be described as a tornado. I worked with actual TT and with people fitting the profile o
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by wiether 5mo ago
> even on your own time, even for simple stuff like bugfixes or opening a Github issue During a recruitment process with a company a few years ago, they quite early asked for my GH profile and complained that I hadn't much content a
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by wiether 5mo ago
I wouldn't say "perfect", but to me it's clear that adding plugins could only make it worse, even without considering the security issues. What I want from Obsidian is something that "just works". Adding third-
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by wiether 6mo ago
I've used AWS CloudFront & Bunny on some projects
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by wiether 6mo ago
As a French native, I agree with you explanation; still, reading "he" for Claude Code was quite disturbing! What doesn't help also is that translation tools/AI models will naturally translate "il" after "C
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by wiether 6mo ago
> removing the expansion cards is a pain in the ass with how tight it is Same experience here. I've already ripped my thumb while trying to remove a card. Now I use the back of iFixit's Jimmy to push them out.
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by wiether 6mo ago
> It doesn't look like this app can generate "justificatifs de domicile", only substitutes for an identity card or passport. You're absolutely right! Damn! At least it should make it easier to use France Connect with
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by wiether 6mo ago
Why do I have to learn about it on HN? I'm tired of having to connect on EDF' shitty website to get a new PDF every three months. I just set it up! A bit bumpy because login on Ameli/Impôts wasn't working on Orion so I h
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by wiether 6mo ago
It's funny that the top product recommendation on the website is the "Kobo Remote Control", which is the main thing that is making me think of going to Kobo once my Kindle Paperwhite is dead. Amazon abandoning +14yo products,
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by wiether 6mo ago
> Sure, it cost me £6/mo to serve ONE lambda on AWS (and perhaps 500 requests per month) I went on pricing calculator, and to arrive at $6/mo with only 500 requests, you'd need to run the lambda for 15 minutes with
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by wiether 6mo ago
That they get the exact same level of service for $1,199 less per month. They don't. And reading the article, they don't seem to understand that.
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by wiether 6mo ago
To be fair they were using a single VM on DigitalOcean, so they didn't had the perks of a cloud provider, except maybe the fact that a VM is probably more fault-tolerant than a bare metal server. Usually those articles describe two sit
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by wiether 6mo ago
> some cracking Scottish chap going for a bike ride with a bottle of whisky. I've seen that one!
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by wiether 6mo ago
It's a constant job on my side, but asking the algorithm to not show me this trash channel seems to be working for me. As soon as I see a clickbait thumbnail/title, I ask to not show it anymore. On a daily basis I get 90% of inter
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by wiether 6mo ago
I went on Kilo's website and it's seems to be closing doors on what I'm already doing. My coding is done with OpenCode with an OpenRouter API Key. Going with KiloCode would be doing the same, but with some more layers. And gi
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by wiether 6mo ago
People may feel differently about the fee that OpenRouter takes, but I think the service they provide is worth the extra cost. Having access to dozens of models through a single API key, tracking cost of each request, being able to run the
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by wiether 6mo ago
At least their current cameras are fixed to a single point. With their drones they now have cameras roaming freely everywhere.
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by wiether 6mo ago
Thanks! Yeah I thought that it would be the KS range but didn't see anything close in term of pricing. 16TB for $35 is a no-brainer! I'm currently migrating away from a KS because the disks are almost dead now so I had to go with
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by wiether 6mo ago
Mind sharing the reference of the server? I would have considered it when rebuilding my media infra but haven't seen anything close to this
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by wiether 6mo ago
Suggesting MinIO as an alternative to something with "significant political baggage" seems weird given the recent rug pull?
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by wiether 7mo ago
Search by ISBN works as expected for books
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by wiether 7mo ago
Don't waste time thinking about the comment you replied to. Only an AI would bother to create a throwaway account to post such a shallow comment that is mostly fearmongering to push people to use AI.
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by wiether 7mo ago
> However, code quality is becoming less and less relevant in the age of AI coding, and to ignore that is to have our heads stuck in the sand. Just because we don't like it doesn't mean it's not true. > [...]

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