danielspace23

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by danielspace23 7d ago
I think their system prompt is in Chinese and probably has instructions to prioritize answering in Chinese, since this has never happened to me via API, where I (or the coding harness) set the system prompt.
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by danielspace23 1mo ago
Just a couple of suggestions: - As I use more than one computer, it would be nice to have a Save (or Export?) feature, that just gives you the game state as a file that I can transfer between devices. It would also be useful for backups. -
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by danielspace23 2mo ago
This is an apples-to-oranges comparison
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by danielspace23 3mo ago
Problem (1) is a keyboard problem, not a GrapheneOS problem. Graphene comes with the stock AOSP keyboard which is very basic, but you can absolutely replace it. Personally I'm using the FUTO Keyboard and it does have that feature, as w
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by danielspace23 3mo ago
What do tourists in trains have to do with population caps? Tourists are not registered citizens, they exist regardless of population caps.
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by danielspace23 4mo ago
I think that, more than EU metasearch engines, we need EU search indexes. EUSP is already something, but they seem to be working rather slowly, compared to how quickly Brave built their own index. It's also trivial to run a perfectly w
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by danielspace23 4mo ago
The whole thing seems a lot like AI slop for SEO. The demo websites look incredibly AI-generated, they don't even resemble the 90s web that well. The project description/README has all the signs of being AI, too. I think they&#x27
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by danielspace23 4mo ago
Personally, I think the client looks cool, but the problem with Matrix has never been client-side, it's more like the entire protocol is bad at doing what it aims to do.
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by danielspace23 5mo ago
With GLM and Kimi getting better and better, with both still providing low-cost coding plans with higher quotas, and with how trivial it is to switch to them even within Claude CLI, I'm not sure what makes Anthropic think their users w
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by danielspace23 8mo ago
Piracy Shield only works within Italy. No provider has ever been expected to take down sites globally in response to a Piracy Shield trigger, or has ever done so. Also read the start of the comment. See this? > as much as I think Piracy
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by danielspace23 8mo ago
I'm Italian, and as much as I think Piracy Shield shouldn't exist, I find hard to empathize with Cloudflare, especially after this tweet. First off, the immediate appeal to Vance and Musk is embarrassing. I believe he knows he&#x2
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by danielspace23 11mo ago
The PKM I've been using lately, SiYuan, does exactly that, and I think their business model isn't bad: the client is fully FOSS, there are some client-side paid features with a one-time subscription (WebDAV/S3 sync "brin
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by danielspace23 1y ago
Fyne is an interesting library, and although I'm sure it can do a good job on the desktop, last time I tried it I was disappointed by how "meh" it works on mobile (Android in my case). It does run, but I feel like it's m
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by danielspace23 1y ago
How is that a good thing? Are we, as a society, forgetting the value of diversification, or just ignoring it because convenience is good? Do you really want to be just one wrongful ban away from being completely offline?
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by danielspace23 1y ago
Just an fyi for everyone: while Tangled is built partly on top of ATProto, it differs from its component architecture widely, as the tasks that should be done by the AppView are offloaded to "knots", self-hostable servers specific
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by danielspace23 1y ago
So, a marketing video made by a random guy and uploaded to TikTok, which was then removed from TikTok as they found it to be in violation with their policies, is somehow TikTok's fault? Don't you think they would have kept the vid
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by danielspace23 1y ago
After reading their blatant misinformation on Android support ( https://www.iceblock.app/android , which makes no sense as explained in https://bsky.app/profile/grapheneos.org/post/3lswujex4e22w
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by danielspace23 1y ago
Have you considered Anubis? I know it's harder to install, but personally, I think the point of Mastodon is trying to avoid centralization where possible, and CloudFlare is one of the corporations that are keeping the internet centrali
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by danielspace23 1y ago
What's your argument here? That if you don't pay you shouldn't get a decent user experience, and paying solves every issue so we might as well give into the enshittification? The SponsorBlock and DeArrow argument only works s
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by danielspace23 1y ago
I honestly can't wrap my head around what some users do just to have the "stock" experience. In order to get a vaguely usable stock YouTube, you need to install at least UBlock, SponsorBlock, No Translation, and arguably DeAr
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by danielspace23 1y ago
In recent news from the "land of the free": a Norwegian tourist was detained by ICE and denied entry at Newark Airport for having a funny picture of JD Vance on his phone. You can claim what you want about freedom of speech being
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by danielspace23 1y ago
I have mixed feelings about DeltaChat. It's cool that it uses email, but it's also not. Email is a notoriously painful standard to run a server for. I have ran a Matrix and Mastodon server, and I'm still running a BlueSky PDS
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by danielspace23 1y ago
BlueSky sorta has a solution to the problem: a feed called "Quiet posters", that only gives you the posts from the least active users in your timeline. It's not the perfect solution, but it works for me.
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by danielspace23 1y ago
It would be if it existed. > According to a February 2022 report by the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS), a social credit "score" is a myth as there is "no score that dictates citizen's place in society&q
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by danielspace23 2y ago
"Quality over quantity" is a thing, especially for individuals as opposed to large publishing groups. Personally, I find that the people who post less on their blog, BlueSky account or YouTube produce the best content over their p
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by danielspace23 2y ago
XMPP in its current state is a mess. The bare protocol is minimal, the things which actually make the thing usable are just a bunch of extensions, barely glued onto the thing, which means that there are clients that implement different feat
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by danielspace23 2y ago
> possibly > not speculative So it is speculative, right? Even your comment is just speculation.
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by danielspace23 2y ago
I remember trying it out several years ago, when I was experimenting with hosting my website for the first times. The UX was terrible just as it is now, and I ended up never actually using it for much. I then went on to try https:/&#x
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by danielspace23 2y ago
Why are you spreading misinformation? There's plenty of Chinese gay influencers on RedNote and there have been for years [0], saying LGBTQ talk there is banned is nonsensical. The ban waves are probably due to the app struggling to sca
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by danielspace23 2y ago
There's plenty of openly gay Chinese RedNote influencers, as there have been for years now [1]. I don't know why you're pushing disinformation. The Americans getting banned probably just violated their ToS, since they were i

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