halicarnassus

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by halicarnassus 7mo ago
Maybe a bunch of AI agents ganged up on starring it to help a fellow AI out?
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Zola Is Dead to Me(dork.dev)
3 points by halicarnassus 7mo ago|0 comments
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An offline-first blog built on WASM, WebSockets, and SQLite(robida.net)
4 points by halicarnassus 7mo ago|0 comments
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by halicarnassus 1y ago
Great move to counter the hostile takeover of the RubyGems GitHub repo (not the rubygems.org repo) and organization by Ruby Central. I hope they find financing to cover hosting costs.
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Framework announced the second-gen Framework Laptop 16(theverge.com)
10 points by halicarnassus 1y ago|2 comments
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by halicarnassus 2y ago
I get the occasional request to NordVPN image assets beginning with `/nordvpn/media/` on my server. Apparently this is or was a way to find out if an IP address is acting as an exit node.
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Googlebot Is Using a New and Undocumented Desktop User-Agent(michaelnordmeyer.com)
4 points by halicarnassus 2y ago|0 comments
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Jekyll v4.4.0 Released(github.com)
7 points by halicarnassus 2y ago|0 comments
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You can use Emojis as Favicons(endtimes.dev)
2 points by halicarnassus 2y ago|1 comments
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by halicarnassus 2y ago
In the comments here I read a lot about if this is whistleblowing or not, or if disciplinary measures are warranted for an employee "badmouthing" an employer's client while not having an official mandate to speak in public, w
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
You are right about Gnome vs. macOS. It has many features which are not obvious and may be hidden behind an alt modifier key. But this makes it very usable for beginners and experts at the same time without alienating the other. In the end
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Did anybody expect Reddit to become a better place after all what happened a couple of weeks ago? I was never a big Reddit user, but I'm sure as hell not going to be one in the future.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
It's a boring stereotype of good and evil, which threw almost half the world's population from the wrong side of the iron curtain under the bus. It chastises the behavior of those people while praising their own behavior, even tho
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Many extensions need full access to the DOM, because their functionality depends on it. Their sole purpose is to manipulate the DOM for various purposes. That's why it is always a risk to use browser extensions and you really have to
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The decline of personal websites from self-built Web 1.0 to platformed Web 2.0(interfacecritique.net)
3 points by halicarnassus 3y ago|0 comments
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
> It's sad to NUCs go, but it was inevitable. They made products for customers, while simultaneously competing with said customers. That is true, but they're already a decade into shipping NUCs. Maybe it wasn't a problem a
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
I always liked NUCs because of their usage of mobile CPUs with low power consumption in a small case. No need to consume 50W idling for nothing. I only need iGPUs for a zippy UI, because I don't game on my work devices, and don't
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Most CO2 footprints are not meaningful, because they are measuring the total and not per capita, and the CO2 footprint is counted against the producers and not the consumers. Steel- or car-producing countries, like Germany, will always have
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Most likely the EU created new dependencies, which will bite them in the future.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
I'm not assuming that we must trade those features for improved latency. It is a possibility, but there are always alternatives. Unfortunately in IT you always trade one set of problems for another. And clean architectures have to be w
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Dan Luu's post, which I also read months ago, is very detailed, has a lot of data, but fails to make sense or come to a helpful conclusion in the end. Like so many of his posts. With helpful conclusion I don't mean just stating th
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
In my opinion WordPress can be compared to Windows. Not just in terms of security, but everything. WordPress is the Windows of content management systems. They both are widely used, have an outdated architecture, are keeping compatibility a
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
While the premise of the post is interesting, I've stopped reading it when reaching "a computer from 2015 is 2-5 times slower than an Apple 2e from 1986 just at reading a keystroke and displaying it on screen" and only scanne
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
I read this article and wanted to weep.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
You're mostly right. The problem I experienced is, that those people managing the old machine spec the new to lowly, because the prices are high. The optimize like before: for them and not the users. The result is not just added latenc
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Having a managed and even versioned workspace is an awesome proposition. Unfortunately you pay for a 4-core 8GB RAM instance, which is only used 40 hours a week, more than for a comparable 8 to 16-core 32GB RAM local PC or laptop, which you
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Computational photography and AI related tasks need a lot more power than just using the UI or browsing the web.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
I meant to wrote "That's why both are solutions to the problems the Gemini project is trying to solve." m(
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
I use Gemini with Lagrange, a Gemini GUI browser, as often as I use a normal web browser or RSS reader to read content. But I enjoy it much more. I'm a less-is-more-person, so it's a good fit for me.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
TLS assures that nobody can tamper with the payload during transit. And while there's no POST, you can still post limited amount of data, which the linked article talked about. Gemtext is a hyperlink format, Gopher is plain text. And s

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