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by yoavm 1y ago
Why is it unfair? The OP literally stated "To any Linux users". They aren't saying it's worse, just that if you're coming from Linux it can be hard to adapt. Sounds reasonable to me. As a Linux user, I sometimes dre
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by yoavm 1y ago
So what exactly are you learning in this case from the actions, the data, the private citizens or the scholars, that is so different from "Western" explanations?
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by yoavm 1y ago
My theory is that Mac users are excited about the idea that they have some control over their hardware.
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by yoavm 1y ago
That's an interesting idea! It's been just a little bit over a week now that we're doing it, but maybe by the end of the month I'll have some more conclusions to share.
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by yoavm 1y ago
No, Jules was able to usually edit the code blind and get things working. If they didn't, the customer saw it on the automatic environment created for the PR, told Jules and Jules fixed it. I think I saw one task or maybe two in which
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by yoavm 1y ago
They've always paid me per hour. The fewer hours, the better for me: just like the sibling post, I'm also not in it for the money. I care for both the customer and the project, and I'm happy that we've found a way to get
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by yoavm 1y ago
I review the PRs Jules makes just like I review any PR.
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by yoavm 1y ago
At least as far as I understand, this would be a huge issue for F-Droid, to the extent that it isn't clear if it can continue at all. Half of my apps come from there, and gets automatically updated. Starting to download APKs manually a
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by yoavm 1y ago
Literally free. No API - the reason I went for Jules instead of Claude Code / Gemini CLI for example is specifically because of it's relatively polished web-interface, which I assumed that my customer would appreciate. They'r
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by yoavm 1y ago
Jules has access to the codebase, not the database. It doesn't see any user data.
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by yoavm 1y ago
I have an old Django site I'm maintaining for a long-time customer of mine. They often want to make small changes - things that are only a few lines of code, but would take an hour to just spin up the system, remind myself how it works
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by yoavm 1y ago
Going over the documentation, this looks like my dream browser. Firefox, full WebExt API, and can even run commands outside the browser. This is what Firefox Developer Edition should be like! Must try it out today.
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by yoavm 1y ago
The whole pool the ducks are racing at is a completely different pool when Sam starts talking.
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by yoavm 1y ago
The README is very clear about it: Frontend: React + TypeScript with Tailwind CSS for the settings UI Backend: Rust for system integration, audio processing, and ML inference
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by yoavm 1y ago
Checkout https://github.com/rany2/edge-tts , which exposes it as a Python library and a CLI tool.
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by yoavm 1y ago
How's the battery life?
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by yoavm 1y ago
The discussion is mostly around battery life. How's the battery life on your Yoga, how much power does it lose on standby, and what operating system do you use?
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by yoavm 1y ago
https://linrunner.de/tlp/index.html
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by yoavm 1y ago
> tiling window managers are just not very practical, for numerous reasons What reasons? I've been using tilling window managers for years now, and I feel like it's 1995 whenever I need to deal with dragging and maximizing wind
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by yoavm 1y ago
What issues are you seeing? Haven't noticed the slightest glitch here, using Sway.
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by yoavm 1y ago
If your ARR is built upon the idea that your customers cannot cancel their subscription, you're getting it very wrong.
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by yoavm 1y ago
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think the raise of vibe-coding can be great for Linux on the phone. The main issue the ecosystem seem to suffer from is lack of apps. Apps building is becoming way easier, especially for simple thin
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by yoavm 1y ago
Super impressive work! Can't wait for these to be a little more budget friendly so that it would be viable for small hacking around the house.
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by yoavm 1y ago
This is because Apple doesn't want to compete in a way that is considered fair in the EU. Fortunately we don't let companies set the rules here.
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by yoavm 1y ago
You do realize you can say that about literally every service in the world, right?
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by yoavm 1y ago
I've just asked the Workers & Pages team (I work at Cloudflare), and that's not true. "If you’re wondering “What about Pages?” — rest assured, Pages will remain fully supported" https://blog.cloudflare.com
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by yoavm 1y ago
And they're still called like this in Hebrew, hence Tel Aviv.
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by yoavm 1y ago
Perhaps this will go the way the industrial revolution did? A knife handcrafted by a Japanese master might have a very high value, but 99.9% of the knives are mass produced. "Creators" will become artisans - appreciated by many, c
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by yoavm 1y ago
I actually think this is great. If Astral can figure out a way to make money using a private registry (something that is used mainly by companies), then they'll have to resources to keep building their amazing open-source projects — Ru
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by yoavm 1y ago
Yeah - I mean I haven't been adding any new features recently, but mostly because the system just works. I'm using it daily and definitely fixing stuff if they break.

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