wiradikusuma

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by wiradikusuma 5mo ago
Maybe silly question, why we care about nanosecond speed, don't we only need to sync once and the other system can count the time by itself?
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by wiradikusuma 5mo ago
That's interesting. I thought Claude Code is not as good, therefore people want to use Claude model with other alternatives. This is the other way around. Which begs the question, regardless of the model, which Claude Code alternative
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by wiradikusuma 5mo ago
From the perspective of a layman, isn't this bullying? Don't we suppose to have the UN where nations.. unite?
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by wiradikusuma 5mo ago
Quick question, for average joe do we still need to "train" LLM or we can just use off the shelf model and use it ("inference"?) for normal use cases like business process augmentation (e.g. helping read paper receipts,
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OpenFeature(openfeature.dev)
3 points by wiradikusuma 5mo ago|0 comments
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by wiradikusuma 6mo ago
I guess the sudden demand is due to OpenClaw? But most people will still use cloud LLMs, right? Anything particular with the Mac Mini that non-Mac lack?
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by wiradikusuma 6mo ago
Oh no. I actually haven't used it, it's still sitting in my drawer. And yes it's a headless Debian.
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by wiradikusuma 6mo ago
I recently bought a Behringer U-phono UFO202 as a cheap DAC for my mini pc. Can this Pi thing replace it?
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by wiradikusuma 6mo ago
Boy different world different meaning of "expensive." I'm opening a cafe in Jakarta and I'm thinking if I should get a used Super Jolly or something _cheaper_.
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by wiradikusuma 6mo ago
Sweet! Does anyone have a list of high-quality open source games like this? (Subjective interpretation, but something like, "I couldn't believe it's free, I would have paid for it anyway.")
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
Maybe I'm old, but I only recently started using Gemini to assist me in coding. Now it seems everyone is heading to giving agents to do the full-blown coding. I guess if the result code is good, it doesn't matter who's codi
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
"We think of it as the spiritual successor to WordPress. It’s written entirely in TypeScript" — A major reason why WP is popular is that it's PHP-based and works with shared hosting. Will EmDash work with shared hosting?
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
Also: https://github.com/Nixtla/nixtla and https://facebook.github.io/prophet/
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
Sounds like Altered Carbon (tv series).
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Voxtral from Mistral(mistral.ai)
2 points by wiradikusuma 7mo ago|0 comments
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Glances is a cross-platform system monitoring tool written in Python(nicolargo.github.io)
1 points by wiradikusuma 7mo ago|0 comments
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Multitail(vanheusden.com)
1 points by wiradikusuma 7mo ago|0 comments
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Log File Viewer for the Terminal(lnav.org)
335 points by wiradikusuma 7mo ago|56 comments
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
Compile it to native (GraalVM) and you can get it fast while consuming less memory. But now your build is slow :)
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Figma Competitor from Google(stitch.withgoogle.com)
3 points by wiradikusuma 7mo ago|0 comments
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AI agent escapes sandbox and mines crypto(tomshardware.com)
1 points by wiradikusuma 7mo ago|0 comments
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
I can see that majority of response is negative, being mobile developer myself I can understand. What's the solution for 3rd world countries where 80% phones are android (and usually old/low spec) that balances freedom for knowled
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
I'm thinking of giving "voice" to my virtual pets (think Pokemon but less than a dozen). The pets are made up animals but based on real animal, like Mouseier from Mouse (something like that). Is this possible? Tldr: generate
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
Won't the market fill the gap? For example, in Indonesia, "standard size" houses are mostly out of reach for new buyers (young generations), so they build houses farther away and/or smaller.
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
I tried the Cart Recovery demo, pretty slick! It sounds Indian, and I guess the immediate giveaway it's not human is the way she spelled iPhone (she mentioned it a couple of times, real human wouldn't do that). Not sure how the vo
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by wiradikusuma 7mo ago
So I guess this is a double-edged test. "Hmm, I want to hire people who fail CBSR test, I'll look like god to them. F*ck critical thinkers, I only need slightly above average people anyway."
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by wiradikusuma 8mo ago
The QR code doesn't open a link. It's just "gibberish" text only usable by app that can understand it (e.g. banking apps). (I don't know anything about UPI, but in Indonesia we use a similar system)
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by wiradikusuma 8mo ago
From my experience, query param is usually optional, also `?foo=1&bar=2` and `?bar=2&foo=1` should open the same page.
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by wiradikusuma 8mo ago
Another thing is lead time. I built an app ( https://signagesync.app/ ) to "multi-chromecast" websites and videos to Android TV, macOS, Windows and hopefully Samsung TV as well. "Hopefully", because it too
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by wiradikusuma 8mo ago
"The ruling applies to his so-called "Liberation Day" tariffs, but not individual tariffs he's imposed on specific countries or products " -- So what's gonna happen next? For countries that negotiated special t

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