maxlin

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by maxlin 5d ago
Oh that shorthand is fun. Curious it works at all. But yeah I'd switch to Kagi if I had any more forcing function. Maybe without LLM's but google continously getting worse, that'd been the actual thing for me
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by maxlin 12d ago
Publicly suggesting using a shady service to buy masses of accounts instead of just using the damn service. Mental
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by maxlin 12d ago
This. A good platform isn't about just having people you like on and creating an echo chamber through speech controls. Places that are like that feel downright dystopian.
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by maxlin 12d ago
It's not him who's wrecked. It's just some poor souls who cant't stand how right he is while he expresses that with autistic crudeness. Musk is the same guy he was 10 years ago, still working his ass off on visionary pro
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by maxlin 14d ago
That's just stupid speculation. Overly active analytics / tracing stuff is not uncommon during dev. Likely they just did it to be able to debug things better in the weirdest cases; doing a full session replay basically when you ha
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by maxlin 15d ago
Drift cars make efficient use of the whole width of the road, too.
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by maxlin 17d ago
There's a way to have 1000 poor decisions with your arch sure. I use Omarchy to avoid just that.
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by maxlin 17d ago
Then it's not for you, or you can't vision how 5 minutes of learning can save you hours of future time. Having to know like 5 keybinds and no taskbar is absolutely the point and it's a beautiful concept of how to use your com
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by maxlin 17d ago
Actually we do. I like pacman for example. And don't mind going thru archinstall for a test install once to learn. But my workstation, I'd not like to have to develop, even if I do like configuring minimal installs for other uses
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by maxlin 17d ago
It might be a mistake but not a serious one, like it's a common setting they had on for convenience of development without being too insecure, but forgot to leave it out of public release. So there's nothing weird. It being on ori
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by maxlin 17d ago
I don't see a responsible disclosure timeline, putting doubt on the black/greyhat hacker, but am not surprised this was patched post-haste, unlike some less caring operations. In any case, another reason to upgrade to Quattro! I j
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by maxlin 18d ago
You are quite far off base. Look up DHH / Omarchy. Writing this running on it ...
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by maxlin 21d ago
Nice work! Only having Windows/Mac as official releases is a bit weird choice, unless they have something like this in the works
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by maxlin 21d ago
That's a false premise - scraping itself isn't illegal, and reasonable also it should not be. But having most of the traffic be scrapers that don't behave well and brute force constantly refetch pages unnecessarily and uninte
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by maxlin 22d ago
Big Wolf buying the sheep farm. Nice
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by maxlin 22d ago
Blame boundless AI scraping. X would like very much to be more open.
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by maxlin 22d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnoughMuskSpam/comments/9tgrzp/why_...
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by maxlin 23d ago
The whole state just multiplied their amount of big dick energy. Crazy good for Louisianans
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by maxlin 23d ago
Many said that about Starlink too. Impossible to send so many rockets up. Till it isn't.
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by maxlin 23d ago
"Quite a few" while you're the woman from if Google Was A Guy with literally one result against an avalanche. SpaceX makes plumbers millionaires. It's the employer of dreams
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by maxlin 23d ago
Pushback? Anyone wishes they lived there now. SpaceX bought out stragglers off Boca Chica for multiple times the value of their homes
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by maxlin 26d ago
It could very well be argued that a move towards more optimized, yet still human-readable languages is appropriate. In a _very_ generic sense, LLM's can pick up the slack of those languages being harder to write, AND hard to debug. The
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by maxlin 26d ago
Good work, though can't help but think that when something that isn't just a small hack where perf doesn't matter can be made "100x faster", it tells more about the original work than the new thing :D
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by maxlin 27d ago
Custom silicon while it still looks like they've got multiple gaming PC's worth of compute gear mass isn't a flex when you remember what Tesla has with their FSD computer comparably just sipping power, while processing signal
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by maxlin 27d ago
For me, it just clicked. For a secondary laptop where I don't want to run anything extra and want to stay clear on what I'm running, it just worked, even while its MASSIVELY different from how I run my main machines. Separately fr
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by maxlin 27d ago
Love it. Installed Omarchy on a 30€ (yes) used Chromebook that is EOL. It fit the 32GB ssd and works surprisingly well. With a good keyboard and after getting used to everything being behind a keybind, I felt more in control with that PoS m
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by maxlin 27d ago
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by maxlin 27d ago
It is quite disappointing to see them not using the type of machines that don't actually destroy the books, like, afaik, Internet Archive is using. Using a few gas generators for a transitional period isn't great either, but effec
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by maxlin 27d ago
With that argument, 50% of IT sector businesses "steal data", especially before GDPR. When it comes to Grok, it was a debug feature forgotten on, so it wasn't even on purpose. Have _some_ clarity.
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by maxlin 27d ago
"Carte blanche but don't touch all of these things" Yeah. There's a reason he had a falling out with Donald. There's a ton of agencies with a lot of power. DOGE ideally would have used said power for good, but got b

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