dxbednarczyk

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by dxbednarczyk 2mo ago
Still very much alive! Just not as popular with the advent of $10/mo all-you-can-eat streaming services.
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by dxbednarczyk 7mo ago
Every time I've used Gemini models for anything besides code or agentic work they lean so far into the RLHF induced bold lettering and bullet point list barf that everything they output reads as if the model was talking _at_ me and not
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by dxbednarczyk 1y ago
My favorite part of Zed is the problems/errors view. It's great seeing everything in one place and being able to edit multiple files with context at the same time. That feature + native Git support has fully replaced VSCode for me
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
A music library organizer, as a replacement for my current workflow with Beets ( https://beets.io/ ). Beets takes almost 5 minutes per incremental update of ~1000 folders of tagged flacs with my current configuration, when al
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
Private trackers (at least, the "good ones") take time and effort to get into and stay in... most people just want convenience.
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
>The pirates lost I believe this is not mainly due to big companies and/or governments cracking down on piracy, but a massive loss in knowledge and shift in perspective about piracy, especially in younger generations. It's true
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
What benefit does Open Scanner have over using the "Scan Document" iPhone shortcut? For sync/sharing I usually just AirDrop the scan to my Mac.
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
Some share your sentiment. https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/11/02/360479744...
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
...and is miles better than Apple's attempt at providing "support" for other platforms than their own.
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
Since macOS Catalina, zsh has been the default. bash switched to GPLv3 awhile back, and to avoid licensing issues, Apple never updated bash past 3.2, which was already well over a decade old at the time. https://thenextweb.com&#x
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
Potentially due to the threat of DMCAs. Pixeldrain and Mega are widely used in piracy and sometimes leaks like these, considering they are not known for complying with them most of the time, unlike GitHub.
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
Discord has a hidden snake game if you enter the Konami code: https://discord.com/404
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by dxbednarczyk 2y ago
See https://github.com/AndrewWalsh/openapi-devtools
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by dxbednarczyk 3y ago
> They're like an arrogant chef who, after cooking your dinner, instructs the waiter to remove all the salt and pepper shakers from the table because they don't want you changing the flavor of their dish. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by dxbednarczyk 3y ago
And on the Windows side of things, there's NanaZip https://github.com/M2Team/NanaZip which gives 7-zip better integration with W11 context menus, and a better file manager UI
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by dxbednarczyk 3y ago
For me, at least when it comes to Tailscale, it was Tailscale SSH and MagicDNS. I haven't had to touch `sshd` at all, and I get automatic HTTPS certificates for machines connected to my tailnet. Also, it's free. [1] https:/&
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by dxbednarczyk 3y ago
Although potentially missing the point of the original submission: https://github.com/M2Team/NanaZip imo better integration with Win 10/11 context menus and more compression codecs
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DNA in thermally responsive hydrogels for digital information storage(science.org)
1 points by dxbednarczyk 3y ago|0 comments
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by dxbednarczyk 3y ago
Been using these on & off for over a year, no complaints https://github.com/antiden/macOS-cursors-for-Windows
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by dxbednarczyk 4y ago
Feels like industrial revolution whiplash.
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GitHub's new code search and code view enters public beta(github.blog)
3 points by dxbednarczyk 4y ago|1 comments
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by dxbednarczyk 4y ago
I hope Apple realizes that customization is a lot more important to their end users than they think, only reason I updated to iOS 16 was for the lockscreen fad
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Dashdot – a simple, modern server dashboard(github.com)
1 points by dxbednarczyk 4y ago|0 comments
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Winapp2 – extended cleaning routines for popular Windows maintenance software(github.com)
2 points by dxbednarczyk 4y ago|0 comments