code-blooded

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by code-blooded 22d ago
Handling cash is expensive too, so what EU does is probably beneficial (as in cheaper) to the society as a whole. I wonder if true transaction cost even reaches the 0.2-0.3% or could be further lowered.
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by code-blooded 22d ago
Wonderful. I'll be among buyers the day it releases
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by code-blooded 23d ago
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by code-blooded 26d ago
I'd definitely be interested in moving towards such setup if I could reliably and easily accomplish it. There are already people who vibe code all the tools they need. Personally, so far I got best results by carefully selecting a smal
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by code-blooded 26d ago
Thanks! I'll look into why my battery is draining so fast.
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by code-blooded 26d ago
I can't and don't want to maintain all software I use. I need to be picky. There's a big difference between putting money or time into a community of builders and learning in the process (myself or growing others) and maintai
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by code-blooded 26d ago
I have Kobo Sage but it's not a great device. Very bad battery life. Maybe 8hrs of reading with wifi off, BT off and only low screen backlight. I need to charge it daily or every other day at best. Physical buttons are comically bad an
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by code-blooded 26d ago
I think so too. I wish all projects had a tag with amount of AI usage. It's not that vibe coding is bad on its own, but it makes me worried about project's future (ease come, easy go).
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by code-blooded 2mo ago
Walt https://walt.is/ is building exactly that in Europe. They claim first tap to pay will happen later this year. Some European banks including mine offer NFC payments via their app as well. You don't need Google serv
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by code-blooded 2mo ago
It does and it's unfortunate. Perhaps Codeberg might try to block AI crawlers access to the entire website. I know it's all jazz nowadays, but I'm not in favor of using other's people work to train AI without explicit co
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by code-blooded 2mo ago
I've actually been thinking it'd be nice to have something like GitHub, but only for hand-written code. If anything, for now I'd like to learn primarily from and perhaps contribute to projects that have human involved at all
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System76 releases new Lemur Pro laptops(system76.com)
2 points by code-blooded 3mo ago|1 comments
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by code-blooded 3mo ago
From System76 website: > Our lightest ultraportable, the Lemur Pro, now comes in a 14" and a brand new 16" option with 2K display, weighing just 2.2 lbs and 2.96 lbs. Enjoy multi-day battery life, the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra
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by code-blooded 3mo ago
That's what I'd probably do, but I'm a software engineer and devops person that also likes to tinker, so I like to have a lot of packages available. Fedora with its 80k packages (~30k apps) has been a blessing. In comparison,
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by code-blooded 3mo ago
I've been CatchyOS curious, but AUR is exactly what's been keeping me using Fedora. I hope official, veted Arch repositories grow over time.
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by code-blooded 3mo ago
Zig by Example seems to target Zig 0.14 at the moment. The links I posted should hopefully target version 0.15+
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by code-blooded 3mo ago
Simplicity is one thing Zig excels at (at least from my early observations).
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by code-blooded 3mo ago
I just looked this up yesterday so sharing some more up-to-date resources for those interested in Zig: - Learning Zig by Karl Seguin: https://www.openmymind.net/learning_zig/ - https://zig.guide/ - Fre
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by code-blooded 5mo ago
The thing with VC-founded projects is that there's some kind of rug-pull, ads, privacy violation or "feature enhancing" subscription likely coming and as users we should know. I don't really like services that stress how
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by code-blooded 5mo ago
The problem with VC-founded projects is that there's some kind of rug-pull, ads, privacy violation (e.g. using repos to train AI) or "feature enhancing" subscription likely coming. As a user who would need to invest time and
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by code-blooded 5mo ago
I don't say you specifically have bad intentions or that VC money is all evil. But now you need to grow fast, which greatly increases the risk for me as your potential user, so you should at the very least write a post to make sure y
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by code-blooded 5mo ago
Tangled is VC sponsored. It doesn't scream stability to me, but rather "we need to grow at all cost". I don't see the appeal. Even though it's federated, when development stops, who will be there to fix bugs and mai
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by code-blooded 5mo ago
Campaigns like this need more info. This page doesn't answer any basic questions. How much money do you currently get? How much money do you need and how will you use it? Does it even go directly to Thunderbird development or will be u
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by code-blooded 9mo ago
My favorite reads of the year: - Futu.re by Dmitry Glukhovsky (author of Metro 2033 series). Interesting take of how life would look like if humans became immortal. - Blackout by Marc Elsberg. A semi-realistic depiction of a 2-week long
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by code-blooded 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I've found your perspective interesting. I mostly listen to audio dramas, which are linear so I indeed didn't think about non-linear listening. I agree that adding by URL is a must. I find other features like a
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by code-blooded 9mo ago
> I’m likely further hamstrung by the fact my content is high-brow & long-form, which comes at a disadvantage in the contemporary media landscape. I think it comes at an advantage for building a loyal fan base in audio drama podcasts
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by code-blooded 9mo ago
Genuine question: what's harming your experience in current podcasting apps? I've been using AntennaPod for a while and used a few different ones in the past. They all seemed to work well enough.
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by code-blooded 1y ago
I really like it. It makes being a more conscious customer easier and you can make your own trade-offs by looking at a product and price. Hopefully online stores will add ability to filter by these criteria.
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by code-blooded 2y ago
Only one was obvious in the hindsight: management stopped caring and sometimes attending product demos, but really cared about India's part in the deliveries (justified as we want them to level up quickly). Everything was subtle: Manag
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by code-blooded 2y ago
I've experienced a company not only treating its employees as numbers in a sheet, but also actively lying to them. I was part of a well performing team in a corporation in the US. Management told us that we've been making a real i

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