mikae1

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by mikae1 3d ago
> I don't understand the distinction you use here. Distinction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49683258 I use "dnf" to upgrade my system and "flatpak update" and "brew upgrade"
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by mikae1 3d ago
> No it is mostly a convenience gimmick. Support for external hardware calibration is important though. Until you decide to use Linux and all the distros you're interested in force you to use Wayland (which is a color management t
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by mikae1 3d ago
> Where do you draw the line between system packages and user facing apps? If it works in Homebrew, I almost always pick Homebrew. :) I have a pretty good feeling for what works since for the past few years I've mostly used an ato
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by mikae1 3d ago
Thank you for Linux Homebrew! It works so damn well. For me the distro package manager is for system packages, Homebrew and Flatpak for the user facing apps.
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by mikae1 3d ago
Actually, Homebrew 7 is supported on your Mac, you just have to install Linux to use it. :) If you want to continue using the same MacBook that will be only path forward when Apple decides to EOL it (if it hasn't already happened). I&#
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by mikae1 7d ago
> There’s a reason Apple displays are still the gold standard. Apple is not the gold standard, Eizo's ColorEdge monitors are. Built-in hardware calibration is non-negotiable for color critical work. Monitors drift over time.
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by mikae1 12d ago
Thanks.:)
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by mikae1 12d ago
Ouch, that sucks.
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by mikae1 12d ago
> Aim to keep it 7-10 years Security updates will end 01 Sep 2028. https://endoflife.date/fairphone
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by mikae1 12d ago
> Of course there is no warranty You always have the right to a minimum 2-year guarantee from the moment you received the goods. However, national rules in your country may give you extra protection.[1] [1] https://europa.eu
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by mikae1 13d ago
Is there are a reason why you mention die, not dice, so many times in your post? Do you actually mean die? Honest question since it's repeated.
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by mikae1 13d ago
So, they've realized podcasters and vloggers are a large part of their target audience. Then I believe they have to implement some models for speech restoration. These days most people just Adobe Podcast Enhance and forget and, from wh
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by mikae1 23d ago
> Vanilla OS is built on Debian sid Tuxedo settled for Testing. Reason for Sid? > Additionally, with Vib (Vanilla Image Builder), anyone can customize their own system image, or even create their own distro with minimal effort. Th
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by mikae1 23d ago
Bogging down? I've been on almost 100% Flapaks for years and have never noticed any adverse effects.
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by mikae1 27d ago
My point was that the risk of erasing all the trust built keeps a wise photographer from missteps.
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by mikae1 27d ago
That's how it's sold, but have you heard about any major tech company that sends their worker home when they've achieved what they used to achieve pre-AI? EDIT: Instead of simply down-voting, you're welcome to name examp
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by mikae1 29d ago
That's (sadly) a Swedish name, yes.
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by mikae1 1mo ago
Because the photographer builds trust, over years, by not manipulating their images using AI. All trust is erased if anyone spots the manipulation.
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by mikae1 1mo ago
> most decently sized companies want to and eventually will be running their own LLM workloads And probably some decently sized states too. Not only commercial actors are up to the job.
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by mikae1 1mo ago
And at that cost they're still not profitable. It's going to be a bumpy road ahead...
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by mikae1 2mo ago
> but recently am moving off of it because they made one MASSIVE blunder with the new shitty color grading and white balancing tool If you're talking about color calibration and color balance rgb you can disable them and use darkt
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by mikae1 2mo ago
Can you analyze the data your watch and body generates locally using FOSS without uploading it all to surveillance capitalists? That'd be the true alternative.
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by mikae1 2mo ago
Same.
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by mikae1 2mo ago
Not talking about me or HN users in general. These companies likely need regular peeps to begin using their services in order to become profitable. Not sure these are the ones who will buy from OpenRouter.
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by mikae1 2mo ago
True. However, I believe most non-programmers don't need access to the fanciest model, but just want to use a good LLM without constant nagging about usage limits. Then 19 vs. 20 is true?
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by mikae1 2mo ago
For regular chat users it's $19 while Claude is $20...
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by mikae1 2mo ago
The first web browser was also an editor (albeit not for PDFs). Accessible editing was a part of was Berners-Lee's vision for the web. > The first web browser - or browser-editor rather - was called WorldWideWeb as, after all, when
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by mikae1 2mo ago
Why does this show “Containers” under new? I've used this feature for years and years...
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by mikae1 2mo ago
> In any case, from this competition in LLMs, we win. Do we really though? Everyone is wasting resources doing almost exactly the same thing. Climate loses, we lose.
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by mikae1 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48966120

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