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by ciberado 27d ago
DS being unable to precisely view Playwright screenshots is the only thing I really miss from Sonnet. This is promising. > Images are converted into tokens based on their dimensions, and these tokens are billed together with your text to
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by ciberado 3mo ago
I honestly don’t understand how anyone can believe that Apple is limiting user options for privacy reasons, rather than trying to maintain an unfair advantage over other vendors. I’m not saying people who hold this view are being dishonest
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by ciberado 4mo ago
Still impressed. And, to be honest, I don't think that this problem matter much. Physical accuracy is very nice, but for example is not the most important aspect when I watch a fantasy movie. Or even a scifi one.
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by ciberado 5mo ago
My Tailscale exit node disagrees ;)
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by ciberado 6mo ago
Electric blankets. I put mine in the chair next to me and my cat will furiously ask me to turn it on each morning. Three hours of peace.
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by ciberado 7mo ago
That one was motivated by the need of controlling the app distribution channel, just like they keep the web as a second class citizen in their ecosystem nowadays.
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by ciberado 8mo ago
Can you please point me to some interesting Lemmy instances? I haven't been able to find anyone with strong activity by myself. Appreciated.
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by ciberado 8mo ago
If you are using VSCode against WSL2 or Linux and you have installed Docker, managing devcontainers is very straightforward. What I usually do is to execute "Connect to host" or "Connect to WSL", then create the project
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by ciberado 9mo ago
At thirteen or fourteen, I was lucky enough to read "The Persistence of Vision" in a science fiction collection published by Orbis at such an affordable price that I could buy every volume with my weekly allowance. The stories had
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by ciberado 9mo ago
I think that is a joke that reflects pretty well the feeling of many people (me included) that miss the ten years ago AWS and their ability to amaze us with solutions for practical problems, instead of marketing claims on PowerPoints.
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by ciberado 10mo ago
At work, we have the opportunity to choose. Many people are like you and find that going to the office helps their productivity and mental health. Most of us (including me) visit the office only a few times a year. I think having the choice
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by ciberado 10mo ago
This is something that is happening to me too, and frankly I'm a little concerned. English is not my first language, so I use AI for checking and writing many things. And I spend a lot of time with coding tools. And now I need sometime
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by ciberado 10mo ago
Same here. Still, I prefer to wait instead of suffering those aggressive ads.
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by ciberado 11mo ago
This doesn't correspond to my experience. The terminal is not faster than light, but good enough for my requirements, and I use it both locally and through VNC. May it be a problem with your VDI setup?
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by ciberado 1y ago
Let me also share the English version of my own list of tips, tricks, checks, etc. I’ve been compiling it over the past 15 years while teaching, doing consulting, presenting results to clients, and so on. Every now and then, I find it usefu
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by ciberado 1y ago
Amazon always competes with everybody. Clients, partners... Everybody. My intuition is that the root cause it's their frugal culture (frugal as in cheap). They don't want to start a compensation race.
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by ciberado 1y ago
Also, public cloud machines come with IPs of well known ranges. It may be easy to spot them if required. On the other side, this is the approach that I'm currently using, without any problem for my particular case.
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by ciberado 1y ago
It allows using the browser as a very convenient and accessible programming platform for many types of applications, not only web-based. That's specially important for beginners, I think, as they can run (and create) all kind of projec
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by ciberado 1y ago
Looking forward to installing the Firefox add-on :) I'm sure it is going to be useful for helping to prototype LLM workflows. Thanks for sharing!
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by ciberado 1y ago
You are absolutely right. I don’t have detailed knowledge about the internal administrative organization of U.S. states, and I simply assumed that a county housing a world-class city like Las Vegas would have a very large budget. Even if th
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by ciberado 1y ago
I'm experimenting with both Thunderbird and MailSpring. The latter looks like a much more natural fit for someone used to GMail/OWA like me. [1] https://www.getmailspring.com/
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by ciberado 1y ago
In Spain, a private company has planted almost 1 million trees in one year as what I guess is in part a marketing effort[1]. Barcelona itself counts with 1.5 million of exemplars. So yes, you are probably right. 60K in 25 years is a PR note
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by ciberado 1y ago
I don't think we share the same definition of poverty.
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by ciberado 1y ago
Your app is simply awesome. I've playing with it for a bit and I can see how this approach would make traditional homework much more engaging. Also, the LLM doesn't care about the language used in the responses, so my understandin
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by ciberado 1y ago
I have a Xiaomi Redmi Note 13, and it comes with it. But I've been unable to find a way to freely record/send IR commands without using their application :/
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by ciberado 2y ago
Version 1.0 ran quite smoothly once we upgraded the machines from 4MB to 8MB of RAM (seriously!). But, of course, at those times 8MB was much more memory than the early smartishphones carried, so their Java version was heavily stripped down
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by ciberado 2y ago
tl;dr: don't be afraid of trying it. In my case, going from a regular keyboard to a split one like he Raise[1] took me 10 minutes of adaption time. My second split one was (is) a columnar (the Defy[2]), and I must confess that the adap
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by ciberado 2y ago
On the other hand, sometimes se non è vero, è ben trovato. We need stories. Models. The Gandhi we know was not the real one, same for Churchill or any other person, and the same thing happens with some villains. My personal point of view is
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by ciberado 2y ago
Feature parity is probably not required as long as the different teams are able to adapt their workflow to GitHub's approach. Anecdotally, every employee from Microsoft I've talk to about this point during the last two years keep
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by ciberado 2y ago
Ruby on Reels! :D Great effort, thanks. I wish there were more sites like this, devoted to particular topics that proved to be valuable enough to be presented in a public talk. I currently use YouTube for this a lot (like most people, I gue

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