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wiether
7mo ago
As a non native speaker, seeing how many natives keep making the "then/than" mistake, I'm comfortable looking dumb. I only use AI on critical communications, to make sure that the meaning of my message is the right one.
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wiether
7mo ago
Do you honestly believe that they made the effort of setting the appropriate roles and policies, though?
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7mo ago
> they don't plan to come back To me the current behavior of those scrapers tells me that "they don't plan", period. Looks like they hired a bunch of excavators and are digging 2 meters deep on whole fields, looking f
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wiether
8mo ago
> cross-device sync FreshRSS acts first as your central backend to manage your subscriptions, refresh and read status. You can use its web UI to act on it, or you can use any reader app you want (NNW, Reeder...)
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wiether
8mo ago
Randos are just calling it "Chat" now. "I'll ask Chat about x!"
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wiether
8mo ago
As someone from outside the US, it's really confusing. To me "Sriracha" is like "ketchup", it's a common name, not a brand. Never heard of the names cited on Reddit. We find this sauce everywhere here in France
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wiether
8mo ago
Why am I surprised that Aldi and Lidl are offering mobile service in DE? I'd love to have a sub, with like "unlock a free croissant every 100 SMS sent"!
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8mo ago
It's a multitude of factors but basically they can act like that because they are dominant on the market. The classic "nobody ever gets fired for buying IBM". If you pick something else, and there's issue, people will co
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8mo ago
Seems fair to me. Obsidian Sync has always been presented as a paid add-on, here to provide income for the company building Obsidian and giving it for free. If they provided a direct BYOS(ync/erver) mechanism, less people would pay for
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8mo ago
I only use a single vault, so I'm afraid I can't answer to your question. So when I talk about selective sync, it's about what is synced within a vault, and more specifically Obsidian settings/plugins... I don't hav
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8mo ago
Obsidian with Dropbox can work on an iOS device? With Obsidian Sync you manage everything directly in Obsidian: sync status, activity, history, selective sync... And "it just works" across platform, without having to think about&#
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8mo ago
Obsidian is plain Markdown and JSON files. There can't be a will from the devs to make it hard to sync. It's just that unlike git or Dropbox or whatever, that are just generic "syncing" tools, Obsidian Sync has been buil
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8mo ago
To enjoy the native ease of use and security of Obsidian Sync as a human user on your devices; while being able to automate things on a server.
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wiether
8mo ago
Still wondering why using xcancel is not mandatory for sharing Twitter posts on HN https://xcancel.com/TehKeripo/status/2027171532825571678
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wiether
8mo ago
That's a brilliant move from OpenAI. In the past, people wanting to sign a juicy contract at a FAANG were told to spend hours everyday on Leetcode. Now? Just spend tokens until you build something that get enough traction to be seen by
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8mo ago
> There’s a current business model where you can make a basic but useful tool that solves a specific business problem and make money. That’s going to end. I don't know... Because the tool that solves a specific business problem usua
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8mo ago
> see if it falls apart after handling one request per second Most of the problems you talk about are problems if you intend your software to be used at scale. If you're building an app for yourself to track your own food habits; wh
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8mo ago
Direct webhooks have been removed but you can still use webhooks to send messages to Teams using PowerAutomate. It's messier to set and maintain but it works as intended and also you can add more things to the workflow. If you just wan
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8mo ago
Same I don't understand how so few lines can produce so much different things. And clicking on the background will just create a new random (?) background! It seems that the aliases are doing a lot of work
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8mo ago
In French the adjective follows the name so AI is actually IA. On AWS S3, you have a storage level called "Infrequent Access", shortened IA everywhere. A few weeks ago I had to spend way too much time explaining to a customer that
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8mo ago
So we reached a point where the quality of a `piece` of software is decided based on stars on GitHub. The exact same thing happened with xClaw where people where going "look at this app that got thousands of stars on GitHub in only a f
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8mo ago
Are you talking about the same thing? Sure, in Europe people will subscribe to a credit to buy a car or materials to improve their home. But buying your groceries or lunch with a credit card is quite a rare exception.
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wiether
8mo ago
I use gen-AI to produce images daily, but honestly the infographics are 99% terrible. LinkedIn is filled with them now.
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wiether
8mo ago
Don't worry, you can just setup an Agentic Workflow Firewall! https://github.com/github/gh-aw-firewall
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8mo ago
I thought that it was to allow non-tech people to start making their own workflows/CI in a no/low-code way and compete against successful companies on this market. But the implementation is comically awful. Sure, you can "jus
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9mo ago
> why listen to uncle Harry's shoddy guitar play? Uncle Harry is not playing guitar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXzz8o1m5bM
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9mo ago
> Never had a clear spec in my life. To me part of our job has always been about translating garbage/missing specs in something actionnable. Working with agents don't change this and that's why until PM/business peopl
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9mo ago
> Or if a company provides a model that's as good value that can be used with OpenCode. OpenAI's Codex?
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9mo ago
You can run OpenCode in a container restricted to local network only and communicating with local/self-hosted models. Claude Code is linked to Anthropic's hosted models so you can't achieve this.
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9mo ago
I use Codex in OpenCode through the API and find the experience quite enjoyable.
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