koiueo

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by koiueo 5d ago
A music creation tool by people and for people who either don't understand music, or low-key hate it.
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by koiueo 5d ago
Cool, I love surprises :D Thanks for examples and especially the doc link. I don't normally use hard links, and for some reason was sure that's how they behave. Maybe my belief indeed stemmed from observing software which overwrit
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by koiueo 5d ago
I believe you're wrong here. If you modify a hardlinked file, the FS will create new inodes under the hood, leaving existing ones intact. So it's like CoW. At least on ext4. // Didn't double-check, but I've he
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by koiueo 19d ago
Guys look! An American up there
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by koiueo 22d ago
You should've removed your account too. You won't miss much.
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by koiueo 25d ago
After I implement some feature, I often ask AI to write an ADR. The code is there, I just mention a few alternatives considered if not obvious from the conversation. Always I ask the LLM to drop the prose and reduce the content by 60%. And
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by koiueo 1mo ago
Not anymore, it seems
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by koiueo 1mo ago
Writing sufficiently detailed prompt sometimes takes more time than writing code by hand. However, the latter is an exercise that lets you become an expert. The former – not at all.
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by koiueo 1mo ago
> if you could burn a gemma4 class model into an iphone ... you would still have a mediocre phone with half-assed barely working features driven by locked down proprietary software
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by koiueo 1mo ago
No money from investors
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by koiueo 2mo ago
> Russia's negotiations to end the war started on literally day 2. And they involved absolutely no land concessions or anything like that You've been there, right? And do you know the meaning of the word "literally"?
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by koiueo 2mo ago
I mostly agree with your observations, but in my experience, if you're spread very thin, you may be nearing the sudden burnout onset. You feel motivated, full of energy, your juggle millions things at once, and then stumble once, then
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by koiueo 2mo ago
Where are you from? You see, I've been in Ukraine in 2014, and I've been observing everything from the front seat, so to say. Generally what ruskies say does not matter. Not a single word. But specifically, the pretexts they may b
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by koiueo 2mo ago
I admire anyone who has the energy to fight on the informational front, but I think that's mostly pointless. People who haven't decided on their stance in this war are a minority. We have IMO, an informational stalemate, with russ
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by koiueo 2mo ago
> Yes, Russians have been mistreated after the separation of the Soviet Republics The fuck you're talking about?! Mistreated how?! Give a specific example
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by koiueo 2mo ago
There's no logic behind russia's pretexts. In 2014-15 they started shelling civilians in Donetsk and Luhansk regions, then used that as a pretext to increase their military presence by pretending it's all local militias fight
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by koiueo 2mo ago
With 60hz pwm. And you can't turn it off Ah... A dream
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by koiueo 2mo ago
That was a good analogy. This one is even better. Your refusing to tune your OS is like coming to a restaurant with gluten intolerance and expecting to eat anything without getting sick because you paid 30$ for your dish. Maintain your gut
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by koiueo 2mo ago
You still have to put gas in the tank of your car, no matter if you own 20k used Civic or 350k Ferrari
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by koiueo 2mo ago
Have you increased the number of inotify watches? I'm having issue on mac, but never had it on Linux after setting inotify limits sufficiently high
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by koiueo 2mo ago
Let me guess, macos?
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by koiueo 2mo ago
And I hate it with a passion. The fact they they introduced their own terminology, their own lifecycle, always makes me doubt what will happen when I use any feature of their client. Magit OTOH stays much closer to the true git. Although fo
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by koiueo 2mo ago
They actually have https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.c...
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by koiueo 2mo ago
You're right, that's just my perspective. I've been on Amazfit Bip S. That's 10% of the price if we account for taxes and delivery. And I haven't even considered the vast majority of alternatives due to (IMO) ugly O
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by koiueo 2mo ago
I received my Time 2 recently. The original Time was my first smartwatch, which I used for maybe 7 years, until decided to sell it after briefly switching to iphone. Since then I was constantly looking for something similar in terms of capa
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by koiueo 2mo ago
What I don't get about Ente is their E2E promise. When you share albums with someone else, the key is passed in the URL. Nothing prevents Ente from grabbing the key and decrypting all the data at this point. So it's basically &quo
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by koiueo 2mo ago
Unironically. I once was told by my manager, that I got to fix being an introvert. I stayed for 8 months in that company (would be less, but such is the expat's life on a visa), and leaving was the best professional decision of my li
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by koiueo 2mo ago
> There is a reason why the North Korean regime is still around Nukes
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by koiueo 2mo ago
Yeah, I read that later. My bet is against manual OCR with various engines + finding mistakes later using an LLM.
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by koiueo 2mo ago
> I ran OCR in a few ways: First, using the built-in OCR of the circle-to-search feature on Android, which is often very good. Second, by using Tesseract with a few options and tweaks. And third by running it through Claude. After diffin

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