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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   I went down that rabbit-hole too :) He's a private pilot too, apparently. Good for him.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   I never have because, and no disrespect to the author here, I feel I'd be seeking attention. It brings my brain back to that "14-Year-Old Prodigy Programmer Dreams In Code" video, actually.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   I'll admit I don't use it all too much, but it has picked up almost every song I've tried it on over the last couple of months (14) - from video game soundtracks to a song echoing through a stadium.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   > One can look up the utf8 character for different typographical characters and copy and paste them in. Haha, yeah, that's what I usually do. But it's arduous enough for me not to bother for a HN comment. That's why I brou
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   I much much prefer markets.sh' UI to Ghostfolio's, honestly. I'd even call it particularly good. Looks like Tailwind, right? When you say "(yet)", are you referring just to the API code or everything? Because I&#x27
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   I think GP means seeing a pricing section without any extra details suggests the open-source version is limited in some way, with certain features paywalled. That's how I see it.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   > Otherwise, we should all prioritize making our products flimsier and more expensive. It's the view of many that this is indeed what most companies prioritize — I'm not saying it's true, but it doesn't seem to be a p
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   > as if I was money laundering Yeah, it's suspected a very common trigger for R*, for whatever reason, is depositing cash into your in-game bank account. You're far less likely to be banned if you only pay in cash.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   Similar services are used for sharing revenge porn, so I absolutely believe it happens with CSAM too.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    No problem. FWIW I use doas over sudo on all 3 of my Nix hosts and I've only ever had one issue - VeraCrypt has a hardcoded shell-out to sudo, so I can't use it. The proper fix would be VeraCrypt implementing polkit, but I just us
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    The amount of (wonderfully) horrible doors this opens is awesome.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    OpenDoas has opt-in persistence via the --with-timestamp build flag. And on NixOS, for example, it's built with this flag by default.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Zoom is CEF, like Spotify. It's Chromium embedded in a QT container.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I concur. It's such a pain to go back and requote random words in my query on every search because Google decided it knew what I wanted better than I do.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Ha! Your first one was pretty good. You entertain me.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    The latter mostly. It's also free, uncensored, and can never disappear from under me. FWIW, from my understanding llama.cpp is pretty easy to integrate and is reasonably fast for being API agnostic. Ollama embeds it, for example. No pr
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Just curious, do you have any intent on adding local model support?
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Did you actually confirm what you wrote before writing it? Because every word of what I quoted is in that article.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Tbqh after figuring out make + pkg-config, it's kind of zen. C/C++'s unique dependence on the system's package manager for libraries is weird , but I can't say I hate it.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    > In the US, at least for the frequently-used free software licenses, acceptance is by conduct. The license is irrevocable once even partial performance has occurred. Third-party rights depend on the wording. Orders for specific performa
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I'll gladly agree to disagree, but I still think there was some degree of ingenuity involved in the whistle thing that would make it "hacking", whereas these kids basically just called a phone number.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I don't know what boxes need to be ticked, but tcc is around 200kb and supports ARM.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Wow, thanks for pointing this out. This is horrible journalism.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    All of those services maintain a clause stating they can revoke that "unlimited" service at-will. I doubt that's the case here.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Wow, a permit is 300 EUR + 120 EUR / year. There's no way this can really cover a single person asking for donations on their website, can it? That's insane. It also looks like you need to specify information about your &quot
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Man I love Haskell.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    "much better" is an understatement! "AMD predicted to go bankrupt by 2020"[0] [0] https://www.overclock3d.net/news/cpu_mainboard/amd_predicted...
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    The title is definitely supposed to play on the shock factor of 24 clearly not being immediately greater than 8, and possibly the mixed reactions to some other software moving away from SemVer (Firefox switching to Chrome's scheme come
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Max Fosh is a national treasure
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I used to think there was something wrong with _two_ of my Plasma installs because everything felt generally sluggish. It wasn't unusably slow, just enough to notice it. Turns out it's because the animation speed was so low (defau