patrickk

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by patrickk 8d ago
The default jellyfin client works great also on my NVIDIA shield. Young children and non technical adults can use it as easily as any streaming app. I guess you can tweak and theme it endlessly to look like your favourite streaming app but
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by patrickk 9d ago
Yes tv makers were caught doing HDMI fingerprinting. There was a story some years ago about how basically all smart tv makers were sending data to an ad network based in China. Samsung were openly bragging about this on their website some y
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by patrickk 10d ago
> On AI assist...I'm still pausing a lot when t comes to home projects that will be constantly talking to the outside and hold the stuff that is the most private to me and my whole family and friends. Totally understand this part. I
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by patrickk 11d ago
> Building the equivalent of Google Photos locally wasn't that hard 10 years ago, given enough tolerance for speed and indexing lag issues. You could argue it’s much easier on the software side, because self hosting Immich is much e
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by patrickk 20d ago
In Germany, it’s not uncommon for people to not have a credit card. For online purchases, it’s therefore easier to use PayPal at checkout because a direct IBAN transfer or debit card might not be accepted by the merchant. Also for splittin
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by patrickk 20d ago
> In this same vein, why isn't ASML raising thousands of billions for building their own (subsidiary) chip foundries, while raising prices and starving the market (a little) for their machines. You're looking this purely throug
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by patrickk 28d ago
DIY folks are not a commercial outfit with access to testing equipment. Having said that, there are reviews of some DIY models reviewing CADR[1], and it's bizarre to complain about testing decibles since Arctic P14 fans, the most commo
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by patrickk 28d ago
It also makes sense if you're worried that a proprietary filter will be yanked off the market, leaving you with an unusable item. Also, for the money, you cannot get that kind of smart functionality from my research.
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by patrickk 29d ago
If you’re so inclined, you can build your own air purifier with laser cut panels or 3d printed panels and use a cheap ikea air filter and standard PC fans. All the parts are readily available, and user repairable. If you pair if with an Apo
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by patrickk 29d ago
Before clicking, I thought this might be a reverse engineering attempt of the Logitech Harmony series of universal remotes, which have been discontinued but do still work, albeit cloud tethered for updates. There’s still a strong demand for
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by patrickk 1mo ago
Is Hister able to index Paperless-NGX documents? I’m guessing it works on an Obsidian vault since it can search markdown docs?
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by patrickk 2mo ago
Incredible thank you! I’ve had Claude work on a body battery type solution, which I’ll fully deploy over the coming days. It’s to manage and track brain fog/long COVID type symptoms and see if there’s correlation between foods eaten th
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by patrickk 2mo ago
Do you have a particular hardware sensor requirement needed to clone the body battery function? I’m interested in developing this too but always resisted getting a smartwatch due to privacy concerns. If there’s something available that’s Ga
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by patrickk 2mo ago
Here are my settings: hostnames: # Kagi "Raised" (k=1) + "Pinned" (k=2) -> boost high_priority: - '(.*\.)?reddit\.com$' - '(.*\.)?wikipedia\.org$' - '(.*\.)?gith
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Tweak self-hosted SearXNG with Kagi domains (2025)(old.reddit.com)
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by patrickk 2mo ago
Those whole article is very interesting, but it’s AI-slop writing. It’s very off putting, like reading LinkedIn self promoting wankery.
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by patrickk 3mo ago
Yes but the Mag 7 is the main focus, suddenly switching to a different set of companies is comparing apples to oranges. That slide belongs in an annex.
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by patrickk 3mo ago
On slide 6, they list the Mag7 stocks (not defined in a foreword), but on slide 8 they list the free cash flow (FCF) of a somewhat different set of companies. Why not stick to the Mag7 FCF only? It muddies the waters.
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by patrickk 3mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1rshc1f/i_traced_2_b...
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by patrickk 4mo ago
Brand value of the ‘prestigious’ law firms will still count for something in the minds of C suite executives (who of course will ensure they themselves are not trampled on by AI). The same dynamic will likely happen with high-powered consul
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by patrickk 4mo ago
Even that is fuzzy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depository_Trust_%26_Clearing_...
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by patrickk 4mo ago
Shell companies for the ruling class, ever decreasing anonymity for the peasants.
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by patrickk 5mo ago
He tried to back out of the purchase after signing an agreement, but was forced to buy it for $44b in the end.
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by patrickk 6mo ago
For those who wish to do OCR on photos, like receipts, or PDFs or anything really, Paperless-NGX works amazingly well and runs on a potato.
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by patrickk 7mo ago
I’m seeing loads of posts in the likes of /r/n8n where people are figuring out how to do the jobs of multiple people with just one person, using workflows built and enhanced by AI. Copywriting, cross posting on social media, blogg
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by patrickk 7mo ago
In parallel, local models are getting better and better, so eventually they’ll get “good enough” to run fairly cheaply at a level close to the current Sonnet/Opus models (what I run Claudeclaw with), on Groq, Openrouter or whatever com
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by patrickk 7mo ago
We’re already seeing the impact of AI in the jobs market for junior devs, and in marketing and more. So there’s unquestionably going to be a rough adjustment period. My thought on it is to build something concrete that I own, and take advan
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by patrickk 7mo ago
In a similar boat. I’m running “ClaudClaw” a clone of Openclaw to enforce discipline in my limited free time to get an AI agency off the ground, in order to try to escape the miserable corporate grind. On the one hand, it’s a massive produc
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by patrickk 7mo ago
Several military leaders expressed surprise at how gung-ho Obama was with foreign policy regarding the gwot. He literally executed an American citizen via drone. He didn’t even pay lip service to hope and change. Dubya also ran on a non-int
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by patrickk 7mo ago
So much of both parties is actually alike, underneath a window dressing of differences (eg woke/anti woke), and a complicit media which does its best to amplify and brainwash people into believing. When it comes to policies that actual

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