lo_fye

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by lo_fye 7d ago
Competitors may have copied most of the form factor, but as usual, it’s Apple’s Special sauce that makes this thing amazing. In this case it’s how well integrated all of the screens are into the OS and its default apps and actions. SO slick
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by lo_fye 20d ago
Please don’t tell me we are willing to make it easier for AI to read our content than we are to make it easier for humans to read our content. Better idea: make your UI always prioritize the content.
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by lo_fye 22d ago
I've been using the free version of TailScale to use macOS's built-in screen sharing app to use my home Mac mini from my work MacBook Pro. Works great! That combined with ChatGPT/Codex's "remote" feature is an
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by lo_fye 26d ago
I remember when it was considered ridiculous to have a page take more than 250ms to complete its loading. Now nobody bats an eye at a 25MB page that takes over 30 seconds to load. I'm sticking with the old ways, thank you very much.
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by lo_fye 26d ago
The price they should have to pay for destroying a rare book (just to scan it) is making a pristine high resolution digital copy of it available to the public at no cost whatsoever.
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by lo_fye 28d ago
Nailed it.
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by lo_fye 29d ago
$20 of tools, and a lifetime of skills. In this case, cheap has quite a few prerequisites.
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by lo_fye 3mo ago
So we're willing to put our greatest national asset (the environment) at risk in the name of "moar power". Well that's just great. I hope Jimmy Carter's ghost will be just as willing to help us out the next time a r
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by lo_fye 3mo ago
Great work. I love it. We need more developers like you.
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by lo_fye 3mo ago
I have 25 years of experience with a single programming language that’s still in broad modern use. My employer recently moved me to a project that doesn’t use that language. The new language is completely foreign and hard for me to read. BU
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
"Trust us, we're not tracking you for the next 30 mins. Do whatever you want on your screen in that time. We won't peek."
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
UPDATE! At around 12:20pm, after hours of trying anything I could, the Desktop version of Facebook Web's Meta AI Support asked me to upload a video selfie. Then it asked me when the issue began, and as soon as I said around 7am this mo
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
I'm in Canada where we can't even see or share news on Facebook
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
HELP? I woke up to a bunch of notifications on my phone from the past 30-60 mins, indicating that people in in Montreal, Argentina, and Kathmandu had attempted to login to my account, and at least one had succeeded. I'm nowhere near an
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
- Some people cannot communicate via written text. At all. - Other people always prefer voice over text. Why should our preferences trump theirs? - Text is low bandwidth, audio/video is high bandwidth (in that it can convey emotions &a
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
I am a senior php dev, and I was recently transferred to a Ruby on Rails project. It's completely foreign to me. Our client has advised us to use LLMs as much as possible. The problem is that it's virtually impossible to learn a c
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
Even in space, it's One Group vs The Others. To quote Trump, "Sad."
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
You let it? It really wanted to, but you kept denying it until you finally gave in and let it?
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by lo_fye 4mo ago
I didn’t even know it was available to opt-in to! Probably why adoption wasn’t great.
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by lo_fye 5mo ago
It wasn’t a surprise to us. It’s how Canadians already feel. Threaten our sovereignty and that’s what happens.
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by lo_fye 5mo ago
Betteridge's Law of Headlines states that any headline ending in a question mark can be answered with "no".
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by lo_fye 6mo ago
I wonder how many users would prefer to have full page reloads (aka traditional server-side rendering) when navigating instead of all the insane http requests and ads we have today? See also: HTMX and possibly even jQuery
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by lo_fye 6mo ago
So you think CodeSpeak by the creator of Kotlin will fail, pure and simple? https://codespeak.dev
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by lo_fye 7mo ago
Given that OpenClaw isn’t a lot of code, Apple could still build their own. After all, a hyper-personal AI Assistant is what they announced as “Apple Intelligence” two WWDCs ago. Or the could buy OpenClaw, hand it to the Shortcuts team, thr
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by lo_fye 8mo ago
I don't think about anyone at the cafe, unless I start chatting with someone. I just take a physical book with me, crack it open, and read as I sip my coffee. I keep a notepad nearby in case I have good ideas while reading. I may get a
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by lo_fye 10mo ago
Fantastic job!
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by lo_fye 1y ago
I don't think anyone is surprised by this.
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by lo_fye 1y ago
Yes, but many of them care about different twenty-percentses, so you probably still need the whole thing to keep the number of users you currently have. BUT if you can find a feature that few people use, but which requires a lot of maintena
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by lo_fye 1y ago
>> it allows us to write an HTML-first back-end in such a way that it feels like writing an SPA. I think you’ll find that most people who love HTMX don’t ever want something that feels like writing an SPA.
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by lo_fye 1y ago
Have you tried importing them using the Image Capture app on iOS, instead of the Photos app? It just gets them off the camera/SDCard and onto your Mac in a folder, which you can then drag onto Photos.app -- worth a shot.

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