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I (er Claude) wrote an RSS de-duper(rsshose.com)
2 points by scumola 2mo ago|2 comments
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by scumola 2mo ago
Help me test it! Upload your OPML RSS feed file, then subscribe to the new "aggregated" RSS feed with all of your articles in it, but you only hear about the new Apple phone once, not 87 different times! 100% free to use. No accou
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by scumola 3mo ago
Some free side-loadable android apps: http://badcheese.com/android * Auto-Birthday - if you have a contact in your android contacts that has both a mobile number and a birthday in their contact info, you can choose to send
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by scumola 1y ago
closed on mondays. :(
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by scumola 1y ago
mosh is awesome for ssh over iffy connections
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by scumola 1y ago
Things like "What is today's date" used to be enough (would usually return the date that the model was trained). I recently did things like current events, but LLMs that can search the internet can do those now. i.e. Is the
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by scumola 2y ago
I don't like that I can't connect to a RHEL 8 machine (that doesn't have a subscription enabled yet) without buying the Pro version of XPipe ($50). Definitely not in the open-source mindset.
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by scumola 3y ago
syncthing blows. Don't trust your data to it. Tons of posts on the forums about "out of sync" and no real answers other than "delete the database and start over". I've given syncthing a try over and over aga
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by scumola 3y ago
My concept for a modular shelter: http://badcheese.com/blog/2024-02-02-ideas-for-modular-homel...
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by scumola 3y ago
Take long lunches and get something done around the house. You're working at home. Might as well make it worth while. Do the dishes. Do the laundry. Wash your car. It doesn't have to be about work 100% of the time. If/
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by scumola 3y ago
I just bought a 5 year old rugged Dell laptop on eBay for $50. Why would I pay a premium price for the top of the line laptop nowadays unless I was a game developer or my work is buying me a new laptop?
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by scumola 3y ago
This is just a map/reduce problem. Use Hadoop. It's Java, isn't it?
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by scumola 3y ago
30.5 - the Internet went commercial in the summer of '94
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by scumola 3y ago
Articles are shared so quickly nowadays, the 'making it public when they get enough tips' might not happen fast enough and it'd be the same experience for most people...
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by scumola 3y ago
Nothing is stopping anyone from compiling C or C++ code into a single static binary too. This argument is bull$%!#.
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by scumola 3y ago
Nice! Is the kiwi API documented somewhere or did you just reverse-engineer it from the mobile app?
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by scumola 3y ago
I have a 1050ti and I can play it on low graphics settings at 1080 with no depth of field. I've gotten to about city stage #5 or so and I feel that it's playable. It's not pretty but good enough to get a feel for the game and
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by scumola 3y ago
Agreed. The article mentioned duckdb and I'm her to thumbs-up the use of DuckDB wholeheartedly. If you like the world of public CSV files as data sources that you can query or cross-query, duckdb is the tool for you. Just follow the
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by scumola 3y ago
Fire Spez. Pay the people making the good apps to actually maintain their apps and keep up with the site's improvements, so there are multiple good apps, not just one crappy one. If they need money, there are already ads on reddit, c
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by scumola 4y ago
I'm 55. I plan on working until 70 (that'll probably be the minimum retirement age for full social security by then anyway). In January of 2038, the year I retire, the unixtime bug will show up for anything running a 32-bit OS a
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by scumola 4y ago
Maybe the acquisition will change the nummber of devices to > 2??
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by scumola 4y ago
I've used AWS for 12+ years. In the old days, we had one jumbo account that we separated by tags for projects and billing. It was a pain. Then about 5 years ago, AWS suggested that we use the multi-account strategy. I changed jobs a
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by scumola 4y ago
Switch to AWS. Store stuff in S3, use S3 select (SQL for querying data in S3). Write some lambda stuff for your "app" side of the web site. Your costs will be next to nothing.
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by scumola 4y ago
It's not just chat. It hooks into dozens of MS products (planner, excel, ...), Office365, Azure and a bunch of different services. It has to be compliant with government and Military standards if the domain falls into one of those ca
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by scumola 4y ago
TIL: RabbitMQ is written in erlang
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by scumola 4y ago
micropython can also run natively on ESP32 devices and other arduino devices now.
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by scumola 4y ago
For fastest file transfers available, I prefer: https://udt.sourceforge.io/
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by scumola 4y ago
Is your HD on one or both of the machines possibly the bottleneck?
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by scumola 4y ago
I agree here. The firehose is 'downstream' from the client actually interacting with the API which is where all of the real tracking data would live. Giving Musk the firehose data is useless to him. Musk needs the user database
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by scumola 4y ago
Yea, I was hoping for some procedurally generated terrain stuff...

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