jmiskovic

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by jmiskovic 13d ago
I got similar info from my accountant. Along the Peddle and Lemon Squeezy she also mentioned FastSpring. Do you know anything about them? Thank you for sharing your domain knowledge!
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by jmiskovic 18d ago
A brand name for an agent in VM they spin up for you.
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by jmiskovic 18d ago
Have you traveled the EU? Things can always be better, but looking at the rest of the world I'd say we're doing pretty fine.
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by jmiskovic 22d ago
I've noticed that images and fonts are broken and that it assumes emacs editor instead of using $EDITOR. I like the general idea and simplicity of it though. I'll try to run a task or two through it.
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by jmiskovic 23d ago
The vendor lock-in trap does not apply here. Users don't actually even run the original weights, they mostly use open source inference engines with open source agent harness. If AI provider decided to start charging, a) released models
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by jmiskovic 1mo ago
The Qwen team published the same sampler settings for 3.8 and presumably they used those while testing on benchmark. Do you believe they could have achieved higher result with top-n-sigma?
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by jmiskovic 2mo ago
I like that there is a fallback to read the full text, but why are there two such app modes? I think if the main (non-popup) one should absorb the other's features like scrolling and bookmarks. For some texts the layout is also importa
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by jmiskovic 2mo ago
LinkedIn leaking out.
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by jmiskovic 3mo ago
Computing power is crazy cheap and does not help. The perceived slowness is because the taken measurements are averaged over second or so. When you step on the scale your weight shifts around and that affects the measurement by far more tha
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by jmiskovic 3mo ago
Also see: https://rxi.github.io/microui_v2_an_implementation_overview....
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by jmiskovic 4mo ago
Bad code is result of not following enough good practices rather than following one too many. Goto creates too much cognitive load. It had to be phased out to make room for better ideas on describing the intention with code more clearly.
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by jmiskovic 5mo ago
It's both. Sleep is when trained skill get delegated into the muscle memory. Not sure if it relates to dreaming. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_memory#Sleep_effects_on...
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by jmiskovic 5mo ago
Two recommendations for puzzle lovers that like more open ended challenges: Deadly Rooms of Death has same movement style as SSR. It is amazing series of games each with unique mechanics. It often evokes that feeling of being in active comm
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by jmiskovic 7mo ago
This is engine for HL1 while OP talks about HL2. I'll add, if you have a VR headset, modded HL1 runs beautifully on it with full hand controller support for gun aiming and crowbar smashing. I've also heard lots of praises for HL2
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by jmiskovic 8mo ago
That's unfair. Binary driver blobs are blackmail: "you bought the hardware, but parts of the laptop won't work unless you agree to run this mysterious bundle insecurely". Open weight is more like "here's a froz
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by jmiskovic 8mo ago
I wish this was true. Unfortunately when the software is done, the product lifetime comes to a close soon after. Everything around the product changes and the software needs to change to keep up. Smart lightbulbs need apps to keep working a
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by jmiskovic 8mo ago
Do an experiment. Take any single photograph and try to recreate any aspect of it with the AI. For example, try to match overall vibe of the color palette _exactly_ as it is on your photo. Or try to match the exact camera angle. Or exact co
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by jmiskovic 9mo ago
Maybe you could voice your actual grievance in more details?
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by jmiskovic 9mo ago
Maybe? I block popups, use privacy badger to deprive the usual suspects of my data, use one extension for finer control over video playback speed and one more to make reddit redirect back to old interface. I only use 7 of them because of se
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by jmiskovic 9mo ago
I also hate concept of summaries, as well as related concept of AI text inflation. I'm also against any third party being involved here. I'm pointing out the potential of AI in the browser, but for me it has to be locally run or i
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by jmiskovic 9mo ago
Right now all the sites I frequent are good enough, otherwise I'd drop them. I don't interact with Discord, Bluesky, X, Instagram at all, and I feel like I'm missing out on a lot of high quality interpersonal communication be
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by jmiskovic 9mo ago
I find it very hard to believe that either every site you interact with works exactly as you want it to work, or that you have the time/capacity to adjust them all with custom extensions. I get that there are downsides but you don&#x27
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by jmiskovic 9mo ago
A browser with current definition obviously doesn't "need" AI. And we also know all too well how it's going to turn out - they will both use the AI to push ads onto us and also collect and sell our personal data. However
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by jmiskovic 10mo ago
I was talking about web as technology stack. The tech is battle proven and capable. I had great success in getting some ancient web projects to run locally, less luck with Windows projects and even less with Linux sources. You are right tha
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by jmiskovic 11mo ago
This is easy to fix with local storage. You reopen the tab and you're right where you left it. Unfortunately the companies see it as an opportunity to lock users in with cloud saving. The allure is that the web is the most open, most s
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by jmiskovic 11mo ago
Exactly. They have this text on patreon about page, just not on project readme. The rest is the copy/paste from there: ACID DROP is a custom firmware designed for the LilyGO T-Deck, an ESP32 microcontroller popular among DIY enthusiast
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by jmiskovic 11mo ago
I don't understand? "When towing Aerocarts, planes instantly double or triple their payload capacity. This is because their capacity is limited by the takeoff / landing weight – not what they can safely pull through the air.&
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by jmiskovic 1y ago
Why such detailed modeling of memory mechanics? Would it really enhance NPC interactions that much to be worth it?
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by jmiskovic 1y ago
I see how this works for you and many others but I hate this practice. You are not turning strangers away, you just preemptively shadow-ban everyone.
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by jmiskovic 1y ago
I didn't find any noise or whining in the post. The text mentions "effort to keep the apps updated" which is more than just updating the API number. You are frequently requested to adapt the app, the signing process, fill in

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