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by month13 6mo ago
Serifs are so back and I'm so excited.
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by month13 7mo ago
ChatGPT kicked off with 3.5, now this is the reverse. Would be fun to drag race these against each other, the harbinger of a revolution against now the fast path serve billions model.
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by month13 7mo ago
YouTube's hostility is truly remarkable, by far the most egregious that the Subscriptions page in the TV app having a dedicated row for "recommendations" and "shorts" before you can proceed.
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by month13 10mo ago
Codex CLI switched from a typescript implementation to a Rust based one.
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by month13 10mo ago
My latest favorite is now that the Subscriptions panel adds a bonus "Recommended" row at the top, and then two rows down, a "Recommended Shorts"
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by month13 10mo ago
I really hope it's not going to take years to be sold in Australia, like the Steam Deck took.
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by month13 1y ago
For those curious, I found this to be a very entertaining retelling of events from Nortel's persepective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6xwMIUPHss
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by month13 1y ago
I was road testing tool calling in LM Studio a week ago against a few models marked with tool support, none worked, so I believe it may be a bug. Had much better luck with llama.cpp’s llama-server.
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by month13 1y ago
This is mainly for fun, really. Tsoding's main lesson is how simple systems can be and the desire and demand for complex build systems is silly.
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by month13 2y ago
You see it in Windows 10, as well. Seeing the "working on it" when navigating folders, as if I'm using 5400 RPM hard disk drives.
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by month13 2y ago
My problem also. Loved Ruby's object model, but it seems the metaprogramming gives too much freedom to run free and wild. I had a hard time understanding understanding how some gems even achieve, as they crisscross across files and oth
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by month13 2y ago
Ran into the same payment bug mentioned elsewhere, also would like to mention the tech support gives "Oops a problem occurred" when trying to submit. Looks schmick tho, and have been looking for a tool to plan out my place before
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by month13 3y ago
Yeah, there's really great history and some amazing stories to be heard from the interviews.
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by month13 3y ago
Twitter doesn't really work at all when logged out. Try logged in or using something like nitter.net
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by month13 3y ago
I was happy paying for YouTube Premium, but they just doubled the price in my geo. So yeah, i'm considering not paying.
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by month13 3y ago
Delving into a gem sometimes makes me lose faith in ever using dependencies again.
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by month13 3y ago
They train you to do this when they volume boost the ads to blow your eardrums out.
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by month13 3y ago
Count me as loving it, this is a great read.
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by month13 3y ago
Wanted to chime in, been a long time reader, it's great work.
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by month13 3y ago
Photoshop is general image manipulation, layers brushes, all the power. Lightoom is more for photography. Ingest workflow, applying small changes like colour adjustments and applying them on batches. Non-destructive edits, working with raw
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by month13 3y ago
https://bellard.org/ts_server/ may be what you are after. You can run open-source models, but the software itself is closed-source and free for non-commercial use.
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by month13 3y ago
I can't really draw a parallel to those games, probably the closest would be to fallout, the open world 3d ones specifically. BotW & now TOTK have a massive focus on it's world and it's pretty immersive to clamber over mo
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by month13 3y ago
On its own, it's arguably probably worse. There are a few improvements, you start out with a larger inventory and you are showered with parts to use with fuse. I do not see what Nintendo sees that this system added to the game.
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by month13 3y ago
Probably even better, as the overworld will be completely new. Playing TOTK it's a drastic improvement over BotW.
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by month13 3y ago
This is an older paper, but DeepMind alleges in their Chinchilla paper that far better performance can be extracted with fewer parameters; quote "We find that current large language models are significantly under-trained, a consequenc
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by month13 4y ago
Hey, they tried really hard with Stage Manager running so poorly it required an M1 iPad in order to run. They've since walked that back, and while it is being reworked will be coming to a14 models after all, probably sans the external
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by month13 4y ago
A related story, shortly after upgrading to the new iPHone. I noticed while driving I got a big album art preview on the Lock Screen while I was driving. However, after customising my Lock Screen it’s gone back to the small activity preview
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by month13 4y ago
macOS is so frustrating at times, as there's some cool features that are gated by magic, so not only do they not work at times and offer no diagnostic resolutions, also cripple networks. I recall disabling the `awdl` adapter can stop a
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by month13 4y ago
I recently had tried to use Nix again after a hiatus. I wished to use Nix to replace Homebrew, but also for managing versions, of like Ruby or dotnet. Sadly, it's not quite there for my needs, but it's getting better. Flakes are m
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by month13 4y ago
After using a stream deck for some odd automation, I think the real flaw was having the touch bar be so contextual, and replacing the existing function keys. Had both existed, and and allowed the user to extend their customisation; say butt

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