rmsaksida

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by rmsaksida 13d ago
I'm not sure. To be more specific, my car has a Delphi MIB2 Standard head unit (which uses NDS.Classic maps). I think the keys are likely to work with all MIB2 Standard head units, as that's how VW categorizes the updates, but I d
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by rmsaksida 13d ago
It does, but someone leaked valid encryption keys on GitHub a few years ago (Codex found them).
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by rmsaksida 13d ago
My car has offline maps and navigation. I don't really care for navigation, but I find the maps pretty handy. VW releases updates very infrequently, and I don't know for how long they'll keep doing that. Recently I wondered w
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by rmsaksida 18d ago
Reminds me of fly.io's sprites ( https://sprites.dev ), but with a custom-built layer of UI, harness, and features.
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Htmx 4.0(four.htmx.org)
830 points by rmsaksida 20d ago|252 comments
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Terra Silica – AI Infrastructure Across Pax Silica and Waico(terrasilica.com)
2 points by rmsaksida 23d ago|0 comments
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by rmsaksida 2mo ago
I'm sure there is some valuable information in the article, but the LLM-generated prose is unreadable.
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Build a blog engine in 15 minutes with Ruby on Rails (2005) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rmsaksida 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rmsaksida 7mo ago
That looks great. I want to read it! The techno caste system reminds me of Lord of Light.
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by rmsaksida 7mo ago
Yes, I understand what you're saying perfectly. And I had similar thoughts while I was writing this. I do not want to talk too much about the process of writing it, or the content itself, because I feel it's not right for me (the
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by rmsaksida 7mo ago
That is not what this is meant as.
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by rmsaksida 7mo ago
It's fiction. I did not use AI to write it. On whether it's worthy of people's time... well, I'm not presumptuous enough to say. :)
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Ape Coding [fiction](rsaksida.com)
189 points by rmsaksida 7mo ago|142 comments
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by rmsaksida 7mo ago
> Claude helped write the article. It is 2026. If that's the case, why do we have to suffer through an AI-generated article? Just give us the prompt. This topic interests me but I stopped reading as soon as I noticed the slop. I&#x2
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by rmsaksida 7mo ago
The generated post is even in the repo: https://github.com/christopherkarani/Wax/blob/main/SHOW_HN_P...
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by rmsaksida 9mo ago
Unrelated - it looks like your blog's RSS feed isn't up to date. :-)
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by rmsaksida 1y ago
> I like how Google AI Studio allows one to delete sections and they are then no longer part of the context. Not possible in Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, I think there one can only delete the last response. I have the same peeve. My assump
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by rmsaksida 1y ago
I've been using Valkey simply because after I updated to the latest Fedora version, it dropped redis and pointed me to Valkey instead. I assume as more distros do this and more people update their systems, the Valkey user base will gro
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by rmsaksida 1y ago
Yeah Pix lets you choose limits. There's decent granularity for those, you can pick max $ per day, per transfer, per period, and per device. There's a caveat that when you increase a limit it takes a day or two to come into effect
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
It was a few months ago, but when X was banned in my country I tried Bluesky for a while. It took a lot of effort (adding blocklists, muting words and blocking individual accounts) to cleanse the timeline of k-pop and furry content. I am no
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
Life in that planet evolved to essentially hibernate during their long winter. Presumably the processes that resulted in the very earliest life forms happened countless times until some surfaced that had that feature.
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
Affinity is good but it's a shame they don't have a Linux version.
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
> All of the code is OOP-based, and they mount DOM nodes the old-school way (which is what React was supposed to solve..) I don't know about VS Code, but I remember Atom was refactored to use manual DOM updates because the performan
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
I think at a time Vampire: The Masquerade was the most popular title in Brazil, but D&D eventually won. Tormenta and Old Dragon are pretty popular as well.
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
How good is the Rails integration? I know Inertia is very popular in the Laravel community, but I rarely see it being mentioned among rubyists.
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
IMO a downside of SQLite that isn't discussed as often as it should be is the poor support for some table operations like ALTER COLUMN. Need to change a column to null / not null? Drop a foreign key constraint? Tough luck, in some
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
Another problem, I think, is that there is something inherently unsatisfying about activities like programming where the result of your labor is usually abstract and not a thing you can physically touch and admire in the real world. Fixing
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by rmsaksida 2y ago
Writers are the most common counter-example I can think of for this. There were many prolific, successful writers who had multiple children.
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Committing to Windows(world.hey.com)
2 points by rmsaksida 3y ago|0 comments
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Every Element Is an HTML(kayserifserif.place)
1 points by rmsaksida 3y ago|1 comments

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