oxcabe

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by oxcabe 1y ago
Obsidian Sync is the best way, as others commented. If you're just trying it out and you use Apple devices, you can also save the Vault in the iCloud Drive, which is what I used to do at the beginning.
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by oxcabe 1y ago
> Why do you think this? From an uncertainty point of view, AI security is an _unknown unknown_, or a non-consideration to most product engineering teams. Everyone is rushing to roll the AI features out, as they fear missing out and star
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by oxcabe 1y ago
It'll get better over time. Or, at least, it should. The biggest concern to me is that most public-facing LLM integrations follow product roadmaps that often focus in shipping more capable, more usable versions of the tool, instead of
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by oxcabe 1y ago
It'd be interesting to compare the performance of the author's approach to an analogous design that changes CGI for WASI, and scripts/binaries to Wasm.
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by oxcabe 1y ago
What Kaldaien is trying to say is like: "DRM means you don't own the product, and you'll eventually lose acces to it. Therefore, subscription based gaming plans are a preferred option, as they don't attempt to deceive yo
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by oxcabe 1y ago
It's impressive how well laid out the content in this article is. The spacing, tables, and code segments all look pristine to me, which is especially helpful given how dense and technical the content is.
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by oxcabe 1y ago
I've been paying a premium subscription to Focumon ( https://www.focumon.com/ ) for a year and a month. It's a small Pokémon themed productivity tool that I found promoted here on this site. The paid subscription do
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by oxcabe 1y ago
Just checked what's there for libs implementing local state management + server-side sync in vanilla JS. The best options I found were `@tanstack/query-core`[1] and `@signaldb/core`[2]. The former packs no dependencies, with
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by oxcabe 1y ago
Sometimes, though, you may get lucky, and find some tests for the code you want to use! On a more serious note, I can't even blame library devs as long as they try. Type "hints" often are anything but _just_ hints. Some are e
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by oxcabe 2y ago
> What do people find upsetting about Discord? It's free, there's no ads, it's reliable, it has many established communities, it's cross-platform and even works in the browser, supports voice chat and screen sharing.
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by oxcabe 2y ago
Thanks for such a complete reply. I've locally tried ollama with the models and sizes you mention on a MacBook with M3 Pro chip. It often hallucinated, used a lot of battery and increased the hardware temperature substantially as well.
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by oxcabe 2y ago
These concerns, IMO, are at least as important as the actual value proposition. If you don't mind the question, is there any LLM provider on the top of your head that seems to be doing data privacy & protection well enough for an u
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by oxcabe 2y ago
A friend and I started building an open source project for the Supabase hackathon last week. It's a web security audit reporting web app. The idea is to centralize the entire auditing process inside Markdown based reports, à la Jupyter
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by oxcabe 2y ago
Trunk (Check) is an awesome tool. I've used it for three months when looking for a decent VSCode extension integrating `actionlint`. Now I have some repos where everything (linters, formatters, git-hooks) is managed by Trunk for both l
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by oxcabe 2y ago
Who pays for a full introduction nowadays, though? Hear me out - we are introducing a PaaS (Pitch as a Service) platform so that founders only pay for what VC is interested in listening. It's just $0.003/word, allowing you to opti
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by oxcabe 2y ago
Cool game! Level 9 made me realize there's some inner dread deep within me when it's about playing web-based games with mazes. Especially for those where you can fall off the path.
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by oxcabe 2y ago
No biggie, I was mostly worried about having proposed something undesired without receiving any feedback about it. I'm glad this wasn't the case.
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by oxcabe 2y ago
> Good luck getting answers on those questions other than "read the source code" and then followed by "no, not that source code, this branch here". I experienced a similar situation last week with git-hooks.nix[1], a