foofloobar

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by foofloobar 4mo ago
I've read your twitter post. That makes sense. I've read a blog post or some kind forum thread in which it was said that the maintenance of Obsidian as an open source project would be an issue and some other similar statements. Th
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by foofloobar 4mo ago
You've got it backwards. It's the fact that long arguments were written against making it open source that have determined me to make that statement. You don't have to provide an argument for not making it open source. It&#x2
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by foofloobar 4mo ago
That's your opinion. I respect your choices and your opinions. I speak for myself. This is the first time I've seen this company's CEO post somewhere. I really couldn't trust this software less. To be fair, when someone
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by foofloobar 5mo ago
To be fair, my comment was a bit harsher before the update. The way they handle the development, communication and how they treat customers isn't fine. I've seen some angry people post and comment in manners which truly deserved t
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by foofloobar 5mo ago
They appear to take issues seriously mostly when they become posts on hacker news and when articles are published online by major news sites. Customer support is mostly a bot. I don't even know how to reach some actual humans to get su
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by foofloobar 5mo ago
I wouldn't trust another company either. Some people have reported some issues with Cursor. The solution is probably not a cloud API with unknown quotas or pay as you go pricing.
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by foofloobar 5mo ago
Claude Code and the subscription are now less useful than a few months ago. Claude Code and the service seem to pick up more and more issues as time goes by: more bugs, fast quota drain, reduced quota, poor model performance, cache invalida
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by foofloobar 5mo ago
How much money goes into the pocket of the Mozilla CEO? How much is used to actually pay the people and to cover infrastructure costs?
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by foofloobar 5mo ago
Claude Code and Opus used to do a great job a few months ago. It seemed to get it right more often than not. It seemed to be far better at figuring out what has to be done and getting it right on the first attempt. This is likely model rela
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by foofloobar 3y ago
They don't ship to most countries from the European Union. What makes it so difficult to ship to all countries from the EU? They don't even ship from the EU. They ship from China, Taiwan or some other country from Asia. They now h
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by foofloobar 9y ago
This isn't the case. I see segfaults in multiple tests with Ryzen and none of them are conftest related. The CPU is broken. I don't have Threadripper or Epyc to test.
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Ryzen-Test and Stress-Run Make It Easy to Cause Segmentation Faults on Zen CPUs(phoronix.com)
20 points by foofloobar 9y ago|3 comments
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by foofloobar 9y ago
Here are more links to other discussions: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=219399 https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/hardware/processors-me... https://lkml