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mickelsen
6d ago
Yup. Happened to me months ago, when the credit card failed to renew and it switched back to free, the allow training setting also got activated. Cheeky bastards. I guess they just vacuumed all my past convos, and you don't have anyone
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mickelsen
1mo ago
It used to feel like that for me even before AI. The trick I use is when glancing through the homepage, I just open all the tabs that interest me and move them to OneTab. Eventually I sift through the threads on a lazy weekend. Many weren&#
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mickelsen
1mo ago
They could ask AI to refactor and debloat, since they can't be bothered with it because the incentives don't seem to align. Last decade has been the worst, not even worth it for the eye candy like before.
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mickelsen
2mo ago
I'm a millennial and I discovered the Amiga, the demoscene, the lore and so on way after its era thanks to the catchy tracker music and demos. I've had several different re-introductions over different stages in my life, but the f
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mickelsen
2mo ago
Reminds me of this small post, which I found here on HN, and someone suggested the author was trying to define the concept. https://web.archive.org/web/20230926225119/https://www.koopu...
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mickelsen
2mo ago
Well, software already had a ~25% repricing last February, and plenty of SaaS names were down 30–50%. Now for that to hit the whole stock market at once (not just the Nasdaq), I guess you'd need some sort of macro / liquidity even
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mickelsen
3mo ago
Hope sanity prevails and printers stay free, don't give Europe ideas.
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mickelsen
3mo ago
Nice, Noisetable is so relaxing. Reminds me a bit of those generative music apps from Brian Eno.
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mickelsen
4mo ago
x86 only tho
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mickelsen
5mo ago
When you have a flow well defined, like transactions going on, it simply doesn't scale. But AI can then be used for analysis, alerts and investigating failures of such processes very nicely. Agents can also be used to prepare a transac
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mickelsen
5mo ago
I'd be a bit more humble rather than terrified, because I enjoy some AI slop too, especially funny animals that remind me of my old pets' antics. There are levels of slop. But tasteless stuff with crap graphics plastered all over,
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mickelsen
7mo ago
I still use the Little Rat extension, it shows a little notification when an extension does a network request, and lets you see quickly what type and where. It can also block requests (doesn't seem to work all the time in Brave now, ev
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mickelsen
7mo ago
Also didn’t these guys buy Zetaoffice?
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mickelsen
8mo ago
Where are we? Probably talking to AI instead of posting, of course, getting our dopamine kick out of an autotelic dialogue, then moving on to the next thing. But seriously, I haven't seen actual back and forth exchanges between bots, m
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mickelsen
8mo ago
Deleted my previous comment, but as they say on X/Twitter right after a banger drops: “I am never deleting this app.”
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mickelsen
9mo ago
Well, at least I learned a thing or two from this, or more like, to keep in mind for my next time messing with lights. On diffusing them, I've had lamp shades that were adequate on paper but still didn't feel right; one eye would
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EU Council introduces a €3 customs duty on every parcel. Starting July 1, 2026
(twitter.com)
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9mo ago
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mickelsen
9mo ago
The Berlin airport fiasco was absolutely on the left-wing government.
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mickelsen
9mo ago
Yup, they love their rules and procedures. And it's funny, because the first thought they have if you get fined (say you didn't include the impressum in your personal website, or nosy neighbor found you mowing the lawn on sunday),
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mickelsen
10mo ago
Yeah, pretty much. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42022905 And it's still strange that after a year, it only sometimes picks it up, depending on how relevant it thinks your location is. For me it's a coin to
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10mo ago
This one was nice, pity it was never updated: https://github.com/dwarvesf/blurred
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10mo ago
I’ve picked up a few boards from the Waveshare and Spotpear storefronts on AliExpress: https://wvshare.aliexpress.com/ https://spotpear.aliexpress.com/ There you can find the latest launches and different v
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OneNote's Genesis (2004)
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11mo ago
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mickelsen
11mo ago
Yup, I had massive success with a theragun around the traps, and gentle massage around the SCM area for the ocassional flare up. Also caffeine use, vigorous exercise, loud fans, teeth clenching and sleeping on the side with the neck bent al
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mickelsen
11mo ago
Nice! Bookmarked. I know this one, it's been useful to me before: https://serverhunter.com/
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Complexity – Perplexity with Custom Plugins and Themes. Chrome and FF Extension
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11mo ago
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mickelsen
1y ago
For anything serious I'd still double check, but my go-to strategy of googling expressions in quotes isn't that useful anymore. Here in HN (or any other forum), I've only done it very few times, because the thing rewrites it
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mickelsen
1y ago
I like words that weren't part of my speech, which I now use quite often, because of the context in which they were introduced to me by ChatGPT, they felt like a natural addition. Like intention, as in living with intention; before I&#
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mickelsen
1y ago
I'd say more the opposite; when driving alone I have ideas that pop up and sometimes entertain, I can rehearse conversations or thoughts out loud, because of the privacy, and maybe the fact of having the other half of the brain focused
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mickelsen
1y ago
Yeah, I'm appalled a line of thinking this naive (because let's face it, it's not just idealistic) is making it to HN.
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