j1elo

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by j1elo 4d ago
Thanks. There's no better way to check how it is than having it on hand. I'd argue against relative dates because that's an opinionated design that requires cognitive overhead on the user. A young person might be able to ment
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by j1elo 5d ago
I'm just reading from the barrier here, and not knowing what it even looks like, but reading your description I can immediately agree that it is a bad design. There's only a handful of critical details in a call history, and absol
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by j1elo 6d ago
You're right! that's a bug in my comment then (or more like a spec redundancy I guess) :)
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by j1elo 6d ago
As a society we need to sort out this simple scenario: * 16 years old Joe buys a $70 cartridge/disc game, already assuming and counting on the $35 that he'll get back on second-hand sell. That's it. A simple idea that should
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by j1elo 7d ago
There are buyers who want drugs for recreational reasons, murders for emotional reasons, or spy cams on hotel rooms for business reasons. But those are simply 3 instances where existent demand doesn't mean we should be allowing any off
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by j1elo 9d ago
Don't publish your code. Let the AI "accidentally escape the sandbox and publish it in a readily available Git repository". Tongue in cheek, in current days who would blame a poor LLM just trying to do the right thing? :) &gt
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by j1elo 15d ago
I've been using Slint as UI toolkit for Rust and so far liked it, coming as I am from the Qt/QML world. However, at the beginning I had to choose between Slint[1] and egui[2] (which this project uses) [1]: https://slint
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by j1elo 16d ago
That's an idea that got some discussion but generally is strongly discouraged. Cutting must mean that the underlying bytes are absolutely not there in the final result, otherwise it will cause data leaks that users would very reasonabl
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by j1elo 16d ago
Note on the specific intervals: that's where the clever optimization comes in: leave as-is (passthrough) all not affected sections of the video (basically everything) and only recode the tiny fraction that needs recoding due to the cut
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by j1elo 16d ago
On related news, you can talk point to point with just a pair of copper wires that physically connects with a device on the other side! Wait there's more: a couple of simple plastic glasses joined with a string under tension also does
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by j1elo 19d ago
The list of files that such app would try to access by default on initial startup would be finite and well defined. So, a Flatpak package of such app should already, if done "properly", (I'm just imagining here, not an expert
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by j1elo 20d ago
I loved Flatpak until I started building a MiniPC with a 112 GB internal disk for HTPC usage... Then I felt the pain of having to get all slightly different dependency versions for each little program I wanted. The box' cost already to
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by j1elo 21d ago
- ' How many fingers, Winston? '
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by j1elo 22d ago
Is there any jurisdiction where Nitter instances could be hosted while inconvenient Cease and Desist letters were... let's put it this way, rendered useless ?
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by j1elo 23d ago
Useful app to have installed for those couple times a year you need one and cannot remember what was the name of that thing you saw 6 months ago... LavSeeker - shows toilets listed in OpenStreetMap. https://f-droid.org/packa
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by j1elo 24d ago
Our AI agent is like a dumb monkey with all the knowledge of Humanity, so a few guardrails are needed. In case it helps anyone, this is how I did describe my desired harness, from scratch. I didn't know nor wanted to write all the &quo
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by j1elo 29d ago
Add a system setting to ON/OFF this feature. Add a recommendation to set this as ON in the "Security Checkup" section which all modern systems have as of lately, that pops-up a couple times a year for suggesting good defaults
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by j1elo 1mo ago
No, I'm talking about the whole sector, not specifically about DeepSeek. Fully knowing that it is a new industry living its own infancy, it is perfectly normal that there is instability and numerous swings on pricing, conditions, or di
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by j1elo 1mo ago
So many changes in so little time, that it all makes no sense. Continuous churning. Reminds me of the experience of trying to be on top of the dependencies in a medium-large JS project. I am a person that buys into a tool or a process and e
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by j1elo 1mo ago
Someone should use those same social networks to write en masse to those social influencers, the same message to them all: > Look what you've done, dumbass
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by j1elo 1mo ago
I'm ironically using AI to program an extra-lightweight 10-foot UI for an HTPC that's as underpower as one can be, and KDE Plasma BigScreen trashed it hard. Reason being, a more powerful one would cost more than what I'm will
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by j1elo 2mo ago
I don't understand how we are running into a future where I cannot buy the equivalent of "PS2 + 5 games" on a second-hand shop. That has been the main way to play games for a lot of people: buy a previous gen pack (with N gam
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by j1elo 2mo ago
Not a matter of money. It's an outright rejection of the "Billionaire-in-the-middle" model that has been eroding the traditional personal computing ownership model. Just discovered webxdc in another comment here! https:&#x2F
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by j1elo 2mo ago
Spain is also completely on fire - there's a website that collects all official information and locates every fire on a map: https://xn--incendiosespaa-2nb.es/ (in Spanish) It is disheartening to see how everything is
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by j1elo 2mo ago
You could use Consent-O-Matic https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat... It already pushes the correct "Reject" button for you on a lot of sites (not all; it works based on rule
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by j1elo 2mo ago
What Jack Dorsey could do for decentralized local chat, better than creating yet another copy of what already exists, is taking 0.1% of his wealth and using it to solve the problems that Briar project has: money. https://briarpro
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by j1elo 2mo ago
So you live in one of the most expensive countries in the planet I guess, which forced you to get used to those absurdly high prices? In my corner of the first-world, I'm paying: * €6/mo mobile carrier with unlimited calls and wha
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by j1elo 2mo ago
Some of the graphics and translations are no joke at all. > " The only layer immune to "efficiency" is the one that approves it. "
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by j1elo 2mo ago
> a commercial ecosystem built around providing consumers cheaper alternatives to name-brand products This is expected IMHO, given that name brand product do nothing more than raise and raise prices, with varying list of ~excuses~ reas
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by j1elo 2mo ago
I think it's not as bad of an analogy. Where you dedicated time and perfectionism for each piece of clothing (line of code), now you push a button and get them all done for you. You mention improvements on how good clothes are washed

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