HuwFulcher

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by HuwFulcher 9mo ago
I came onto the comments to bemoan the fact that there isn't an easy way to sync progress across devices. This is definitely going to be the trigger for me to buy a Kobo
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by HuwFulcher 11mo ago
While a fun idea, arbitrary limits like this just aren’t necessary. Yes it’s all well and good in the name of reducing trackers, etc but what if I want to have an image heavy site? Why does that get perceived as a bad thing?
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by HuwFulcher 11mo ago
The definition of “nazi” will make it niche
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
There is the concept of Data Vending Machines (DVMs) and curated follow lists now. There’s also work on a Web of Trust in some clients that filters notes from people that don’t meet the WOT score. It’s essentially a weighted score based on
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
Yes it’s definitely possible now. My point was that people need to move past “vibe coding” to using the AI as what it should be, an assistant
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
This is a challenge which I don't think AI tools like Cursor have cracked yet. They're great for laying "fresh pavement" but it's akin to being a project manager contracting the work out. Even if I use Cursor (or so
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The Hipster PDA (2004)(43folders.com)
1 points by HuwFulcher 1y ago|0 comments
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
I like the idea of there being interest specific mastodon servers. It makes content curation easier but the locking of accounts to a particular server is problematic. Protocols like Nostr offer a good alternative to this. At the moment rela
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
> Next.js Hmmmmmm no
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
Fail to see how it was a Perl advert
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
As the other response said. It’s DevOps for ML. They have Amazon SageMaker which is the managed ML/MLOps offering that we use extensively because we’re a small team. The documentation is awful
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
Yes have seen about that. It’s crazy to me that they still haven’t released it. Really think it could save a dying product
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
AWS specifically have really dropped the ball on this. I interact regularly with AWS to support our needs in MLOps and to some extent GenAI. 3 of the experts we talked to have all left for competitors in the last year. re:Invent London this
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
Web archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250901163205/https://www.busin...
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
Why would we when our individual efforts are eclipsed by industry and celebrities who expend more carbon in a year than we will in our lives?
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
Care to elaborate why?
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Executives should be the least busy people(world.hey.com)
3 points by HuwFulcher 1y ago|1 comments
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
You’re looking at £300ish for an entry level Synology and the storage. That isn’t a realistic expense for many users.
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by HuwFulcher 1y ago
What a weird article. Feels distasteful to utilise a group’s trauma to reinforce your point despite being decidedly anti-child.
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You Need a Content Tap(huwfulcher.com)
1 points by HuwFulcher 2y ago|1 comments
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
I've been reflecting recently on our patterns of content consumption online. Curious to hear people's perspectives on the matter.
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
Yes a regular check-up wouldn't be the silver bullet but it would help expose larger problems under the surface which could be prevented with prescribed exercise, diet, etc. Ultimately it's down to the patient to put in the work b
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
This is a big problem in the UK I think. The idea of having a regular checkup with a doctor is unheard of and will get you some weird looks if you ask for it. The NHS doesn't seem (as an outsider looking in) to do well with preventativ
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Apple Maps escapes orchard into web browser wilds(theregister.com)
1 points by HuwFulcher 2y ago|0 comments
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
They make $300/mo from donations from those that self-host. The point they are making is that enterprise level users are self-hosting and not putting back into the running of Plausible. I still think the way they've done this stin
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
Being cynical it looks like a way of holding features hostage for the purpose of extracting revenue. I sympathise with the problem of re-sellers abusing their hard work but they are also creating two different classes of product with this c
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
I’m not concerned about myself being banned on Masotodon as I keep away from political subjects. I don’t find the platform useful as the conversations that I’ve been able to find are highly politicised. I guess I need to work better at tuni
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
I'm not looking for value through political debate and heterodoxy. In fact I'm trying to look for the opposite, I'm glad you seem to have found it! Algorithmic content is a double edged sword. I've found it much easier t
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
I find that Mastodon has become the mirror-verse version of Twitter/X. I've tried spending time on there but unless if you subscribe to certain political/ideological values then you wont find much to hang around for. On the f
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by HuwFulcher 2y ago
Plant based "news" is a misnomer unfortunately. They operate as an activist org rather than news. Nothing necessarily wrong with that but they can conveniently leave out facts that don't align with a plant based philosophy.

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