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dbeley
5mo ago
Honestly with the likes of Opencode / pi / hermes I don't really find the "Claude Code agent loop" part particularly interesting. The edge Anthropic has on others lies on its models performance. CLI tooling (and obv
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5mo ago
This should be higher, as this dates from 5 days ago I wonder why OP didn't bother to mention this follow-up
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dbeley
5mo ago
The cool thing about open-weights model is that you are free to use alternative providers that won't phone home to the original model creators. I see 6 alternative providers listed on Openrouter for DeepSeek V4 Pro for example.
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dbeley
5mo ago
Another vote on niri being just great software. While itss idea (scrolling tiling windows manager) is novel, the software in itself is very polished with a very mature API that doesn't change at every version (looking at you hyprland).
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dbeley
8mo ago
Not sure about mid-life, he is still in his early twenties. He was a gifted programmer with very popular open source projects early on.
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8mo ago
Thanks Dylan for all your work over the years. It has been very influential from Neofetch, Wal/Pywal, KISS Linux, to your own Bible, the Pure Bash one! Wishing you all the best for the future, may the Greek weather keep you happy!
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11mo ago
I use LineageOS on all my devices (it's actually my main criteria when buying a phone) to mainly install apps from F-Droid without relying on the Google Play Store. It has the same familiar look and feel on all devices and by experienc
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1y ago
> Maru is built on the latest Android Oreo. Yeah this is abandonware, idk why it's being posted and upvoted now. Something similar to real mobile/desktop convergence is still technically possible today with Phosh on PostMarket
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dbeley
3y ago
Interesting I assume it's with all drives off, how many Watts with some disk usage?
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3y ago
The hardware is basically the same as self-hosted NAS, the motherboard could even be of a lower quality. The software though is closed source and most consumer NAS only get support for 4-5 years which is outrageous.
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3y ago
- https://github.com/dbeley/fdroid-insights : just a simple website to help me find popular and well-maintained F-Droid apps - https://github.com/dbeley/lastfm_cg : a scriptable lastfm collage gener
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3y ago
I created a small website to display F-Droid apps with their repository information (from github, gitlab, etc), it's not perfect but it can give more insights on a project popularity. It's available here: https://dbeley
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3y ago
On top of Qobuz (which is great) there is also Ototoy (mostly for japanese indie music).
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3y ago
ChatGPT is not "someone", it's a black box that will ingest everything at his disposal and can't tell you where he gets the information from. The moral thing to do would be to use opt-in training data.
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3y ago
> systemd "It removes fragmentation, could be deadly for the ecosystem" > wayland "It adds fragmentation, could be deadly for the ecosystem" Both are now the standard on the most of the biggest linux distributions,
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3y ago
Not a success? It's now the default on most biggest Linux distros like Ubuntu and Fedora. The tiling WM ecosystem in particular is thriving on Wayland with sway and hyprland, and I personally haven't had any issues with screen rec
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Show HN: F-Droid Insights – Explore F-Droid apps with external data
(dbeley.github.io)
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3y ago
https://dbeley.ovh/en
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3y ago
You can specify as many profiles as you want, you have a property called firefox.profiles that can be an array and you would declare as many settings you would want in it. They still need to be names though (either through a variable like a
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3y ago
Yeah AMD has the edge on efficiency it's odd it's kind of an "underrated" feature nowadays. Using less power (thus less W to dissipate that will end up heating your room) for the same computing power? Who wouldn't w
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3y ago
No they're not
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3y ago
Just as difficult? AMD GPUs are plug-and-play on linux (if you have latest gen you should run a recent enough kernel but that's basically it), whereas Nvidia GPUs need their proprietary drivers which adds much more complexity for begin
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3y ago
NixOS is overriding the profile name by using your username so the name is not auto-generated anymore (NixOS hates that) so it knows the user profile will always be at ~/.mozilla/firefox/USERNAME. It automatically creates a ~
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3y ago
How do you install the userChrome.CSS automatically? As far as I know it needs to be placed in a folder containing a hash that's only generated at firefox first launch. At some point if you want to configure everything with your own sh
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3y ago
It's just impossible to have the same level of configuration with your own custom script, NixOS goes way beyond: its configuration capabilities goes from your bootloader to user-level Firefox add-ons, and you have niceties like reprodu
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3y ago
Every CEO of the top tech companies would be fired for the kind of controversy Musk has monthly. Musk gets away with it because he's the owner but most social media and tech companies aren't led by this awful people.
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3y ago
The link rot resulting from this will be pretty bad all over the internet. Sad they didn't manage to be sustainable.
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3y ago
I also started working on a similar website several weeks ago. It's called tuberank, feel free to check it out! https://tuberank.org/en
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3y ago
Great write-up! I feel those stories of open source developers are really lacking in the space given the importance of their work.
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3y ago
Clicked for a new Mini-ITX case in the shape of a cute door(?), stayed for the kind message <3
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