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krzyk
4d ago
StreetComplete also asks about opening hours, but you need to have a POI added first (AFAIR StreetComplete allows adding POIs also)
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krzyk
6d ago
I don't think that works like that in Europe, cash backs are rare and even fewer people use them. I have credit card only to be able to rent car on vacation. It is not used outside of that. For other payments I use debit card.
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krzyk
6d ago
I'm quite opposite. I avoid any places that don't accept card payments, because it usually means they are avoiding taxes. And I don't have cash on me, or wallet. Only phone or sometimes only my garmin watch (with garmin pay).
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krzyk
13d ago
Yeah, but I assume in November (when current promo $4/$20) ends, we will have GPT-6 Sol/Terra/Luna.
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krzyk
14d ago
Being behind Iron Curtain I sold (well, my parents, I was too young) my Atari 65 XE + tape reader (which I received as a gift in 1988) and got C64 (the original ovalish one) with 1541 in 1990, it was bundled together with a set of hundreds
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krzyk
15d ago
And no pedals, also no animation on Firefox.
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15d ago
> minecraft is fun and engaging It depends, for me it is boring and has pretty dim graphics. I wanted to love it, but it is not fun. It looks like a Sims game, it lacks what e.g. factorio has, that "spark". DF sounds like it mi
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krzyk
19d ago
A bit strange considering "coding is solved". But seriously, migrating between different libs should be ~free for both Anthropic and OpenAI.
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krzyk
20d ago
TUI and GUI are a UI.
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krzyk
25d ago
Is there a GUI Emacs? I used only TUI one.
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krzyk
25d ago
Benefit of TUIs is that sometimes they are extension of CLI. Sometimes I can use `du` to check what uses so much space, but sometimes ncdu is better for me. And the best part - I can use both when I ssh to another machine, using the same co
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25d ago
Yes, but GUIs are by default mouse driven, very rarely one can see a keyboard driven one (I haven't seen any). And TUIs are only keyboard driven. So the choice for speed if you don't need graphics is always - TUI (or CLI).
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krzyk
26d ago
What kind of pure sims you have in mind? I'm also looking for some games in that category.
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krzyk
27d ago
> Naturally meaningless when people carry around USB sticks Do people do that? I think it was a decade ago, I thought people download from web nowadays.
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krzyk
28d ago
It depends. For some sandbox might be feature on that platform, but for others it might be a bug.
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28d ago
I wasn't clear here, when I mean haptic feedback I meant smartphones.
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28d ago
> We saw how developers used that "freedom" - now all almost all software runs in a remote server and is delivered through a sandbox (and even then developers try as hard as possible to poison that as well). What are you talkin
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28d ago
How is that touchpad better than any other? My wife has Macbook Air, I don't see any difference between touchpad on my linux Dell 5680 compared to the Macbook. It sounds similar to people that praise "haptic feedback" on ph
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krzyk
29d ago
So the title is misleading, intentionally.
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krzyk
1mo ago
Is this pricing change only for openrouter? I don't see official OpenAI info about this.
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krzyk
1mo ago
Well maybe, but a non-macos laptop is a bit more common.
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1mo ago
On a consumer hardware it would be nicer. With no GPU/iGPU or a 6-8GB VRAM.
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krzyk
1mo ago
Yeah, that one is easy, but I was thinking of the other way around, where the weak model calls stronger one.
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krzyk
1mo ago
By "advisor model pattern" you mean https://claude.com/blog/the-advisor-strategy ? How do you implement that outside of claude code?
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1mo ago
What do you mean by "bundled bubblewrap nor the Ubuntu 24.04 bubblewrap works properly under Docker with the default options"? Does it break anything? I didn't notice, I always run codex in "yolo" mode (the whole pu
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1mo ago
Interesting I always thought that "x" (whichever) is used informally for multiplication and proper sign is dot: 3 · 4 = 12 It looks like there is a difference between English speaking languages and the rest in that regard.
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krzyk
1mo ago
Isn't ultrafast just making hundreds of subagents?
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1mo ago
Don't install bubblewrap? I didn't and use codex in docker.
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krzyk
1mo ago
Yes, they have transparent api rates. And for Anthropic and OpenAI their rates are exactly like API pricing.
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krzyk
1mo ago
Yes, this software has a vast amount of installation methods. And I find building app myself usually the easiest one.
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