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3mo ago
We may never know!
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Authentication issues related to API requests
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3mo ago
This is what I get for trying out Fable 5.
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3mo ago
I've had some luck giving either an example website to ape or listing out a particular era, monkey see monkey do seems to help a bunch. I've done each of the 3 for side projects below to pretty good effects. > This website will
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3mo ago
I divide up the world into the pre-iPad world and the post-iPad world. Less because of the iPad itself (though it was the first mainstream 'consumption first' device in my mind) and more because of those sorts of early user-hostil
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3mo ago
Hi Lucas! electronic engineering and plumbing and other skills traditionally seen as 'blue collar' may not be as affected by AI right now, but if the Optimus robots and Hyundai androids Japan is working on so as to supplement thei
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4mo ago
Mine told me my graphics card was "or similar" so my stock Firefox is doing at least okay. While I still follow the general privacy first tenets, I have ended up backing off on some tools (noscript and librewolf) at the extremes o
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I never bought into Kindle because of this lockdown attitude. I buy audiobooks from audiobookstore and ebooks from google play books when lazy and itch and the other usual independent sites that sell drm free files when I'm not doing a
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JMAP is a bonus (other fastmail user here) bjt if I can do custom sieve rules and or unlimited aliases created on demand at (somestring)@customdomainiown.com thst I can then use the sieve rules to put into a folder of the same name as that
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Fastmail was developing JMAP for a while, it's not gotten a lot of uptake (mostly because Fastmails primary mail partners like Gmail, AOL, Yahoo and Hotmail are all 20 year old legacy dot com companies...did Microsoft spend all day try
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I still tell myself if I going to vibecode a windows app, it will be native and suport 2000 and be a completely static linked executive. Petzold style programming may require memory unsafe legacy languages, but boy does the resulting small
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6mo ago
Clever use of email delay features to provide extra motivation to pull out the thoughts and post them to yourself. Thats a good habit cycle to power up and use. I used to do morning pages each day, but i stopped because it seemed to be too
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6mo ago
Yeah having the messages be e2ee by default and then extending it out to one or more groups depending in which circles are currently included for messages could let atproto act like an encrypted group chat with crisscrossing group chats per
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I like the fact that Sony's own Betamax victory in the past (when someone else tried to nail THEM for contributory copyright infringement) was used against them now. My, how the turn-tables turn!
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For me its mostly that nanobot is very not stable, its only 0.1.4.post4 and who knows what software provenance it's got. Functionality that worked last week doesn't work this week (anecdote: I used to be able to do long tool chain
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This is what I've been trying to get nanobot to do, so thanks for sharing this. I plan to use this for workflow definitions like filesystems. I have a known workflow to create an RPG character with steps, lets automate some of the boil
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I still hold my uncles HTC dream and my droid 2 and wish for a landscape slider android phone. This is not Atlantis technology! Though it is 20 years old now, so probably there are HN readers here who think of that device with the same alie
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6mo ago
Suddenly got that too. I let archives push me off quad9 but now cloudflare has to go too? Hmmm IDK if I want to read this article that bad.
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6mo ago
that's one of my AI shower thoughts, an improved version of https://www.ollydbg.de/Paperbak/ s basic idea: write compressed computer data to barcode (1d), QR code (2d), multi-color barcode ('3'd), and s
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A cheesy Roller Coaster Tycoon clone in a browser, one-shotted from an AI? Amazing capabilities. The entire "low code drag n drop" market like YoYoGames Game Maker and RPG Maker should be ready to pack it in soon if this keeps imp
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I forget if it was Samsung or Sony, but somewhere along the way on my internet journey, someone claimed, without evidence, and thus I have none either, that the incentive structure for having prestige jobs at large technology companies was
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> this instance is a case of abusing the law to reward friends of the administration I don't think this is an interesting take for anyone, but this reminds me of how the nineteenth century American political system was called the sp
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AI component libraries in your site make your web app even more easily consumed and subsumed by AI chat clients. This not only kills pages, but it kills the concept of a browser where the user agent is a human, rather than making your pages
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7mo ago
I am of course unqualified to provide useful commentary on it, but I find this concept to be new and interesting, so I will be watching this page carefully. My use case is less so trying to hook this up to be some sort of business workflow
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7mo ago
I built out Nexus 2 years ago and have run Jfrog 4+ years ago, and now am back at the Artifact Repo choosing process again. I'm going to try to get away with AWS ECR for containerized artifacts to defer purchasing a proper versioned ar
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thanks for the recommendation, I've put a hold on it for my library now. This article reminds me of another book [1] called Holacracy where how a business is run is systematized according to other pre-defined principles. David Allen, a
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I'm so amazed to find out just how close we are to the start trek voice computer. I used to use Dragon Dictation to draft my first novel, had to learn a 'language' to tell the rudimentary engine how to recognize my speech. An
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And here I was wondering if someone was plotting their tabletop game scenario plots or creative writing plots using claude to do some bookkeeping sonI was the creatorncould focus on brainstorming in a writers room of 1+1. Oh well, still an
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8mo ago
I agree with this article, Id never seen the priority vs impact chart before. One thinf I would add is that a given incident can have differing internal vs external impact, which can drive up its cumulative impact.
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Agreed, (heirarchical if you must) state machines consuming queues and writing to queues via messages wins. If you are FP minded like me, then you are set up to cleanly separate IO to the edges and have a functional core imperative shell he
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