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9mo ago
Did they say the same when Email took over? Or Slack?
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Serverless App to Transform GitHub Releases into APT and RPM Package Repos
(reprox.dev)
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10mo ago
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There are so many great Linux softwares that are distributed exclusively by putting .deb and/or .rpm files into Github Releases, which means I have to "Watch" for new releases and manually download/install. I made this f
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10mo ago
Aw man. Great write-up and implementation of an exact thing I've started to build myself, except I was build it stateless on Cloudflare Workers. Love this!
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10mo ago
This is hilarious
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10mo ago
> While GPT‑5.2 will work well out of the box in Codex, we expect to release a version of GPT‑5.2 optimized for Codex in the coming weeks. https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-2/
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10mo ago
Chaotic Evil code.
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10mo ago
https://hackaday.com/2023/07/11/displayport-a-better-video-i...
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11mo ago
I think they meant that by most metrics, Windows on ARM has not yet had a market impact. Not that the product doesn't work. That being said, the mindshare well of "Windows on ARM" was poisoned by Windows RT, then later the ob
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11mo ago
Pricing, I think? https://developers.google.com/maps/billing-and-pricing/prici...
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11mo ago
This article should be included in every Professional Development program. This is excellent advice. I live in an area of the midwest United States where nearly _everybody_ is kind, but severely conflict averse... To the point where it beco
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11mo ago
HDMI 2.0 is a bit of a bummer. No Dynamic HDR, VRR, or eARC.
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I am never handing my phone to a cop.
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11mo ago
Am I the only one that remembers Steve introducing the iAd platform?
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1y ago
Wouldn't this allocate wasteful amounts of RAM unnecessarily for every step in a calculation?
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1y ago
OpenAI, through Microsoft + Github, has access to unfathomable amounts of source code training data and would be just fine without StackOverflow.
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Responses from LLMs are not facts
(stopcitingai.com)
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1y ago
A simple static webpage, inspired by motherfuckingwebsite.com, comicsanscriminal.com, etc.
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1y ago
There's that Microsoft UX we know and love!
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Tailscale Services
(tailscale.com)
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1y ago
We have conducted a thorough internal review and have concluded that we committed no wrongdoing.
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1y ago
I think it's pretty widely understood to primarily use the Bing Search APIs, but they are cagy about giving out details and only say that they use "multiple sources". Their history with Microsoft, and hints from reverse engin
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1y ago
Can you define "the suspicious httpie grif"?
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1y ago
I understand all of that. We made a calculated risk, sure... back in 2007, and we've been happy to pay since. Only now, in one year, do the screws turn so tightly. But at least shareholder value is going up somewhere.
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1y ago
Non-Profit Liberal Arts Higher Ed here. Trying to move to the Azure Hybrid Cloud as fast as possible. Going to have to eat one more year of 170% price hike in our current VMware contract. Heard from a peer school on the east coast that had
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Python for Workers is coming eventually. https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/languages/python/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/python-workers/
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1y ago
512GB was the base storage of the M4 also. https://web.archive.org/web/20251010205008/https://www.apple...
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1y ago
I was very grateful to the author for `aprs-weather-submit` while building cwop.rest. Great post.
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1y ago
Plus, a built-in UPS!
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1y ago
I've only ever used my ESP32s with the Arduino IDE. I don't think there's anything "easier" about using an Arduino board vs that experience.
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