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by dzogchen 8d ago
Yes it is...
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by dzogchen 8d ago
Waiting for the Nitter link...
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by dzogchen 12d ago
> well worth the price of admission A strange thing to say about something that is free
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by dzogchen 26d ago
I did exactly the same with my favorite 2014 Pebble app. https://apps.repebble.com/nuovo-multi-timer_d0a1a7162b53466f...
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by dzogchen 2mo ago
Cannot relate. I do not have notifications enabled on my Pebble. I don't have any guilt over not having enough steps at the end of the day. But I am walking more thanks to my smartwatch. I can start a timer in seconds when I am meditat
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by dzogchen 2mo ago
Looks like for the first time in 7 years https://iselmdead.info/ is accurate.
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by dzogchen 2mo ago
‘Ads’ is a bit of a stretch. They put opt-in referral links.
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Designing a Personal Pebble Watchface(jonashietala.se)
2 points by dzogchen 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dzogchen 3mo ago
> To generate the $309 billion needed to service their debt, the AI industry will need to replace 46.8 million jobs, equivalent to around 27% of the current number of jobs in the US. Lump of labour fallacy spotted.
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by dzogchen 3mo ago
This. They learned nothing from Netscape.
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by dzogchen 3mo ago
There is a way to implement this functionality in an interoperable way that complies with the DMA. Apple just chose not to. Not because it's impossible to implement it in a privacy-respecting way, it just wants to lock people into the
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by dzogchen 3mo ago
What's excellent about it is that almost all exercises do not just include the problem statement, but also an explanation of Elixir syntax and standard libraries. There's also a ton of resources to in-depth resources. And there ar
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by dzogchen 4mo ago
The past month I have been going through the Elixir exercism.io track https://exercism.org/tracks/elixir It is really excellent!
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by dzogchen 4mo ago
Why use an AI slop image in an article that complains about AI?
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by dzogchen 4mo ago
Pretty sure Java didn’t slop code its APIs in 1998.
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by dzogchen 4mo ago
Remix v3 uses TypeScript. The philosophy is to not rely on heavyweight bundlers too much but to stay closer to the web platform. They don’t invent their own bundler, from what I can tell they are using esbuild. And it is not that hard to im
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by dzogchen 5mo ago
I think this may not even be possible because Apple does not give access to the Metal graphics API on Apple Watch to third-party developers.
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by dzogchen 5mo ago
The best Kanban board is a physical one. You are also not going to be able to put 200 items on it. That’s a feature, not a bug.
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by dzogchen 5mo ago
https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-a-post-american-enshittification...
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Node.js just added its first (transitive) Rust dependency(github.com)
2 points by dzogchen 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dzogchen 5mo ago
If this is using OpenStreetMap data, you should add attribution.
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by dzogchen 5mo ago
What are you glad about exactly? This seems to be another big bang rewrite with LLMs. Fun but extremely unlikely to go anywhere.
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
Clearly zero effort.
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
> we tend to take anti-bot measures very seriously Should have have maybe prioritized differently...
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
The name is pretty similar, but looks like there is where the similarities end.
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
It is a damn shame that tools like xdotool (automation) and sxhkd (global keybinds) are impossible to recreate under Wayland.
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
It is just awful and the entire composition does not make sense. Why is there a globe in the sky? Why is the text ‘open access’ there which is a completely different topic? No thought or skill went into that image besides the prompt that th
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
Am I the only one that simply disregards everything that follows an AI slop image?
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
Calling "installing something without Google's or Apple's consent" "sideloading" is stupid. I will die on this hill.
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by dzogchen 6mo ago
No it doesn't, unfortunately. > The permission model implements a "seat belt" approach, which prevents trusted code from unintentionally changing files or using resources that access has not explicitly been granted to. It

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