wraptile

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by wraptile 9mo ago
Claude has refused to explain some cookies stored on my browser several times which was my litmus test on the effectiveness of this "constitution".
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by wraptile 9mo ago
ok. This is open source of _what_? Without tying the code to a real life object the intent is absolutely meaningless. Here's the open source code for hackernews: ``` @route("/"): def main(): return "hello world&
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by wraptile 9mo ago
I feel like we need more awareness on what is open-source and how does it work. This is NOT open source. This is, at best, source available but as there is no way to confirm that this code even runs anywhere ever it's entirely a bad fa
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by wraptile 9mo ago
This design style has been adopted beyond Thinkpad line and one my favorite examples is this Shonibi by Tex mechanical keyboard[1] which even has a trackpoint! 1 - https://tex.com.tw/products/shinobi
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by wraptile 9mo ago
This size just doesn't make sense due to overwhelming evidence that ergonomic viewing angles matter.
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by wraptile 9mo ago
Agree but the flaking culture is too normalized right now, at least in the west. Nothing is more demotivating than majority of people just not coming and doing it in such a non-chalant manner. It's really not fun to put all that work a
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by wraptile 9mo ago
> I do admire that they dared to do something different and took a big gamble on it. Why? Do you want your other tools to be _different_ for no reason at all? Do you want your drill come with sharp corners you can't touch just becau
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by wraptile 9mo ago
Ozempic is not a product of US though
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by wraptile 9mo ago
Toxic community is mostly a meme myth. I have like 30k points and whatever admins were doing was well deserved as 90% of the questions were utterly impossible to help with. Most people wanted free help and couldn't even bother to put i
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by wraptile 10mo ago
Happy winter solstice! I used to like Christmas but current version of geopolitics and christo fascists really nerfed the joy of Christmas. Maybe they'll release a patch fix by next year
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by wraptile 10mo ago
No your logic is fundamentally flawed because it assumes a job has to reach 100% completion to have an effect. What if soviet empire collapsed precisely because the resistance was too costly. In Lithuania in particular sabotage was a consta
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by wraptile 10mo ago
Ah yes all the freedom fighters and culture preservationists had zero impact in securing Lithuania's freedom - what an incredibly dumb, disrespectful and frankly depressing take.
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by wraptile 10mo ago
> but not language extermination as Lithuania - this is absolutely not true. Even before Soviet union the Russian empire was exterminating language to the point where there's an entire Lithuanian history chapter on Lithuanian book s
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by wraptile 10mo ago
I honestly do take pity on russians but I also chose to not engage with russian culture to sanitize my own environment as it's just too ruined for any healthy engagement.
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by wraptile 10mo ago
I speak Russian and due to war I've completely abandoned the language and the culture. Russians not showing any resistance is a good litmus test whether culture is worth being involved with and the answer is a clear no imo. Kinda sad a
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by wraptile 10mo ago
There are several features that are only available if you self host github runners like this concurrency issue[1] that has been open for 3 years with the only solution being to use self hosted runners. So you'd expect at least a new pr
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by wraptile 10mo ago
Especially when you can post actual harmful stuff like group hate and threats - no problem. What an absolutely moronic world we live in.
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by wraptile 10mo ago
I really dislike how minimalism took over the world. The brain is pretty awesome and more information does not always equate to longer processing time. Sometimes more is simply more.
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by wraptile 11mo ago
> "Learn how to avoid peak traffic hours." Most people living in Bangkok cannot do this you can absolutely do this. Once you learn how to live there and design your own routes with motorbike taxis, sky train etc you do save a l
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by wraptile 11mo ago
I agree it's hard to explain why Singapore is so dull. I go there every year or so as that's where the closest Lithuanian embassy is and the entire country feels like a shopping mall. It's a great example how "on paper&q
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by wraptile 11mo ago
I agree with other commenter and speed is primary danger for scooters. I've been driving for 7 years (mostly in Thailand) and never had an accident as the risk distributions is incredibly obvious: - stay within reasonable speed - keep
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by wraptile 11mo ago
Opression makes it much harder to export culture. See also China.
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by wraptile 11mo ago
How would Indonesians use cars that cannot go anywhere? It's not about affording but about people/m² compression. Here's a quick napkin math: a 1.3m² scooter can take 1-3 people, a toyota camry of 8.8m² can take 1-5 people. T
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by wraptile 11mo ago
I'd take Bangkok over Singapore any time of the day/month/year. There's still a bit of chaos in Bangkok in 2025 but once you spend a few days there and learn how to avoid peak traffic hours and areas it's incredibly
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by wraptile 11mo ago
I find it funny to find this almost exact same post in every new model release thread. Yet here we are - spending the same amount of time, if not more, finishing the rest of the owl.
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by wraptile 11mo ago
> Musk was then very worried about AGI being developed behind closed doors *closed doors that aren't his
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by wraptile 11mo ago
That's a lot of guesswork for such a strong claim as yours. You can actually see gaming distribution on open steamdb[1] stats and every year the amount of games avg player plays grows higher and higher. A linux native game called Banan
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by wraptile 11mo ago
I'm not sure what could that even mean from consumer pov - I'm not going to buy a platform because some of my friends might want me to play a specific game with me? The pressure to get more games on your platform has never been as
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by wraptile 11mo ago
Sure but not being able to play 4 games is not an indication of success either way. It's not 2012 when you had to have Call of Duty - you can not have battlefield, cod or fort nite and still never run out of incredible, popular games t
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by wraptile 11mo ago
These are not winner games these days. Gaming trends are so fast that indie games like the one where you play a duck with a gun is what's driving the gaming community these days.

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