jeromechoo

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by jeromechoo 7d ago
The plot thickens. Frankly even if it did get music right it would be tough to replace streaming my own Plex music library directly on my Apple watch. 100% worth paying for cellular.
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by jeromechoo 7d ago
Gotcha! Been a minute since I’ve looked it up.
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by jeromechoo 7d ago
This person gets it. It was fine up till the 13 mini. Every iPhone after that is too big and heavy to fit in a running belt without jostling.
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by jeromechoo 7d ago
Assuming you’re using the Garmin for fitness related reasons — are you really carrying your phone around with you for music? I guess it works if you bike?
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by jeromechoo 29d ago
Last week I searched for a "Eufy S350" security camera on Amazon. Instead of search results, Alexa for Shopping took over the entire screen, proceeded to tell me that the Eufy S350 doesn't exist, and then recommended a Eufy v
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by jeromechoo 1mo ago
Ohhh this could just work!!
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by jeromechoo 1mo ago
I have an X4 as well and tried going down this path but it's just a bit too much friction for me to set my X4 to hotspot mode and run the calibre sync every time I want to refresh my feed. Absolutely love the idea though. Just wish Cro
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by jeromechoo 1mo ago
It feels like we've hit a point where search engines can become what "todo list apps" were for devs 10 years ago. What a homebrewed solution lacks in coverage it excels in indexing and serving a small slice of the internet re
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
Might’ve been one of the earlier entries. When I first purchased a zip up hoodie from American Giant 10ish years ago they were around $65.
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
Every time another nostalgia post comes along for MUDs people start replying with the name of a small MUD they enjoyed but I’m surprised how rare it is to see Iron Realms MUDs mentioned. I’m almost certain they are the largest MUD developme
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
If mechanical time keeping hadn’t made the leap to luxury, I wonder if it would’ve ended up in the same situation as walkmans.
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
That was pretty fun actually. Very thoughtful snapping to the nearest possible building to ensure you never end up falling into the nether.
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
It’s clear to us here on HN but to the average person today the way these models actually work is beyond the realm of constraints and reasoning.
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
I just tried it with the prompt "Navigate to diffbot.com, find the careers page and link me to the first machine learning engineering listing." and it still works. Nothing on the web_fetch tool documentation mentions this patch ei
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High GPU usage while Codex app is "thinking" due to tiny useless animation(github.com)
3 points by jeromechoo 2mo ago|1 comments
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
It certainly makes it all the easier for people predisposed to this quality of work.
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
Wow what a read! Thanks for sharing. Really helped me unpack why I’m so bothered by people who c/p AI answers verbatim.
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by jeromechoo 2mo ago
Tons of this on Lemmy, which generally sees more European traffic.
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by jeromechoo 3mo ago
Not that we need more anecdotal evidence but I’ve long felt a certain restlessness and inability to think creatively somewhere in the early afternoon. I work from home with my wife. I’ve eliminated lunch, coffee, and a ton of other variable
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by jeromechoo 3mo ago
I’ve had mine for months and I still use it far more than my kindle for the sole reason that it fits in my pocket. It’s still a conscious choice to pull it out over doomscrolling TikTok on my phone though.
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by jeromechoo 3mo ago
Crosspoint has a software fix for this in settings. It’s not 100% but it does work. It’s called the Sunlight Fading Fix under Display settings. https://github.com/crosspoint-reader/crosspoint-reader/blob/...
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Cohere North Mini Code 30B Moe Apache 2.0(cohere.com)
3 points by jeromechoo 3mo ago|1 comments
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by jeromechoo 3mo ago
Built an Apple Watch app that streams music from Plex. It’s more stable than Spotify and Apple Music and it’s been a blast running to my own music collection!
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Test Coverage Won't Save You(forestwalk.ai)
4 points by jeromechoo 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jeromechoo 4mo ago
It would've been nice to credit the original designer and developer of this site. https://henryheffernan.com/
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by jeromechoo 4mo ago
BMED2013 and it was still the same in my years. The culture has shifted a bit amongst professors though. After sophomore level classes I remember that professors will often just email you their textbook if you asked (a lot of times they’ll
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by jeromechoo 4mo ago
Even if the clients go closed source and forked, there's still the very serious issue of closed app ecosystems on iOS and Android. It's one thing to self-host a Vaultwarden instance, it's another entirely to pay Google and Ap
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by jeromechoo 4mo ago
You’re probably also looking for that tool to be available unauthed. And yeah agreed. We do this at Diffbot and the test drive is the 2nd highest visited page.
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by jeromechoo 4mo ago
This is a fantastic resource. The author only briefly covers library databases, but there's so much more in structured querying that could be worth covering. For example, you can use Sparql to perform structured queries on Wikidata (a
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by jeromechoo 4mo ago
> You knew. And you signed off anyway. Because the alternative was losing the job, and the job was the mortgage, and the school fees, and the visa, and the version of yourself who'd fix it later once things stabilized. I felt the pa

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