worksonmine

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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I usually read on my back, with a pillow on my stomach as a makeshift stand for the cheap Android tablet I use. Sometimes I like to spice it up and read while doing some yoga positions on the floor. All of them very comfortable.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I assume you don't understand some of the words in the rest of my comment. Or you're a nihilist and enjoy watching everything burn to the ground. It's all fun and games until actual lives are at stake.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> The good news here is that their code is of such a poor quality it doesn't properly work anyway. This is just wishful thinking. In reality it works just well enough to be dangerous. Just look at the latest RCE in OpenCode. The AI
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> Not even in tests. This should be "especially in tests". It's more important that they work than the actual code, because their purpose is to catch when the rest of the code breaks.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> What were you thinking? What was going through your heads? I'm genuinely curious. The point when Trump was elected was to make americans buy american and to get international companies to move their production to the U.S. In Swede
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Doesn't have to be a bad thing, not all languages have good LSP support. If the AI can optimize for simple cross-language tools it won't be as dependent on the LSP implementation. I used grep and simple ctags to program in vanilla
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> just picked up a 3080 with 32gb ram Prepare for some potential headaches, do some research and see what kind of problems you might encounter. And before blaming Linux watch this short clip[0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
1. Probably, but not efficiently. But I'm just guessing I haven't tried local LLMs yet. 2. Has been possible in realtime since the first camera was released and has most likely improved since. I did this years ago on the pi zero a
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
If you've ever worked in the node ecosystem you'd be surprised at the amount of devs that blindly run `sudo npm i -g ...`. Not to mention `curl ... | sudo bash`. The industry is very bad at teaching developers good hygiene on thei
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
And on mobile we can't even zoom. How it's rendered in the browser isn't important, we're supposed to run the content through our LLM. /s
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
A more pragmatic approach would be to run the content through something like readability[0] but leaves navigation untouched. The AI could hallucinate and add content that isn't in the original, something accessibility tools don't.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
What's going on at Apple? I don't own any Apple devices but the intuitive UI is their biggest selling point (even if a colleague had to explain that I have to drag the program to some window to install it). This seems like a very
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
What? You can just put the executable in your path (in simpler terms put the program where the OS will look for it). You have the install command which does that and sets some permissions. That's not a hack that's just how it work
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I'm still on X because I'm too comfortable with dwm and I've never had problems with Wayland the few times I've tried KDE/Gnome. That said blaming the user for lacking skill for basic stuff like copy/paste betw
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Is the IoT version of Windows 10 a full desktop? I tried it on my Raspberry Pi when it was released for free but I didn't get past booting. I dropped it because I didn't understand what it was, or what I was supposed to do with it
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
That's not the point, unless you're trying to tell me you're using Apple products and I'm putting the Aeropress in the wrong category? /s
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Have you tried replacing Microsoft Office with Libreoffice? It's been perfectly usable for years and I'm even comfortable sending anyone .odt files. I haven't got a single question or comment about it. You may not be able to
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
There was an article on the front page a few months ago that showed most games performed better on the Steam Deck with Linux than Windows.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Aeropress is a brand, one I've never heard of. It fits in the Linux ecosystem (maybe as one of the Red Hat flavors?) but as an analogy it is simplified. Linux is so much bigger than that and there's everything from LFS (grow, grin
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> Most people don't make their coffee in an Aeropress either. Stupid analogy, the Linux version of that would be whatever french press you want to use. Buy your coffee ground or as beans and grind yourself, depending on preference.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Could you elaborate a little? Are you saying it should ignore vulnerable packages simply because you pinned it to a specific version? Or does it warn even if your specific version isn't vulnerable?
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I use a custom grayscale theme in Neovim with 3 light and 3 dark colors. Comments are darkest, language syntax like keywords and brackets are normal, and assigned values bright. This helps me focus on what's important and ignore the bo
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I see this emoji thing being mentioned a lot recently, but I don't remember ever seeing one. Granted I rarely use AI and when I do it's on duck.ai. What models are (ab)using emojis?
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
As a hoarder the *arrs makes adding content seamless. I just set my preferred quality and it will download it as soon as it's released from the trackers I've setup. Even for movie collections it adds sequels I wasn't aware wa
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I would guess a phone is way too small for side by side diffs, and a simple `git diff` would probably be more useful. If you want better syntax highlighting you could setup bat[0] as your difftool. If you insist on a side-by-side view (neo)
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
It might be worth a few days work. It's a shame so many people choose convenience over principle, that's what the bad actors rely on. Stop participating. If changing banks is too much effort maybe doing the banking from the browse
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Critique is not necessarily a bad thing, and the author doesn't advocate for any change. It's just an observation. There is such a thing as toxic positivity as well, and if I'm not mistaken there's even a setting for the
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
There's a reason those kinds of posts are considered off-topic here. Polarized subjects quickly get ugly and toxic, people tend to turn off their brains and just react rather than trying to understand the other perspective. It's a
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Consider using another bank. Maybe there's a higher tolerance for that kind of bullshit in the US but I've never seen a single notification from my bank. If it sent me spam I would assume they got hacked.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Another option is to avoid those kinds of apps. I get 0 notifications I would consider spam.

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