syndeo

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by syndeo 4mo ago
I for one run a small Scripture-study web app that makes use of this on Chrome browsers when available to provide summarizations of long commentary articles. I'm also looking to use it to power topical search. I allow free open access
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by syndeo 4mo ago
Totally fair. Depends on how it's used, really. If it's to allow the web apps I use to work with more privacy, or to enable smaller/indie players (that can't easily afford to burn a bunch of API tokens for every user) to
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by syndeo 4mo ago
It’s actually really useful for web devs to have access to a local model. Whether or not browsers should bundle their own rather than using the system-provided model(s) is up for debate, however. For the time being, though, Google does hav
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by syndeo 5mo ago
Once you get the compartmentalization working well, and “all” of the vulnerabilities are out of it too, of course… But even then you’ll have users putting things in the same compartment for convenience, rather than leaving them properly seq
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by syndeo 7mo ago
MAN I remember Slashdot… good times. (Score:5, Funny)
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by syndeo 8mo ago
Wouldn’t that be wild? I don’t know that the Naomi version runs on it yet, but that would probably be a decent place to start. At least as a reference implementation for most of the engine!
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by syndeo 11mo ago
Definitely sounds like clickbait, but this is a genuine problem I've been facing on my more complex projects. I was trying to work around it by making lots of .md files that contain context for various components of the app, as well as
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by syndeo 1y ago
Wanting to "live" in a Lambo-shaped server rack is genuinely cute, ha.
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by syndeo 1y ago
> LAMBO OR WE WALK! The nerve, haha. This is hilarious.
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by syndeo 1y ago
>When FileVault is enabled, the data volume is locked and unavailable during and after booting, until an account has been authenticated using a password. The macOS version of OpenSSH stores all of its configuration files, both system-wid
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by syndeo 1y ago
> run WASM on bare metal Heh, reminds me of those boxes Sun used to make that only ran Java. (I don’t know how far down Java actually went; perhaps it was Solaris for the lower layers now that I think about it…)
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by syndeo 1y ago
Indeed. I scrolled down the home page as the news broke. It was rampant. Even on Imgur today, the front page is celebratory, and featuring pretty blatant calls for further violence such as this: https://imgur.com/gallery&#x2
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by syndeo 1y ago
Thank you for the quick fix! Your steps worked perfectly. In any case, I'd like to add that I'm hoping an ACP adapter for OpenAI Codex is in the works; I've grown pretty fond of GPT-5, and would like to be able to tap into my
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by syndeo 1y ago
That's crazy. I knew Google's would be a lot bigger, but DANG.
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by syndeo 1y ago
True, but at least in prison you're (usually) fed… which may NOT be the case if you're fired from your job, put on a list, and blocked from the industry.
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by syndeo 1y ago
Only issue remains putting bread on the table… otherwise I imagine I'd be living a much different—and much more social—life.
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by syndeo 1y ago
Claude tried to hard-reset a git repo for me once, without first verifying if the only changes present were the ones that it itself had added.
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by syndeo 1y ago
You seem to be getting downvoted, but I have to agree. I put it in my rules to ask me for confirmation before going down alternate paths like this, that it's critically important to not "give up" and undo its changes without
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by syndeo 1y ago
I've heard a blind eye is turned to React Native code changes, as long as it's not something drastic (or outright malicious like Epic).
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by syndeo 1y ago
Wow. I would've absolutely done that had I known about it. (I was in high school in the very late 2000s/early 2010s, so perhaps I was already too late, but yeah, wow.) Thanks for that link though, a commenter says the vids are sti
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by syndeo 1y ago
Same, ha. I think he ran out of API credits actually, in my case at least.
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by syndeo 1y ago
An invisible low battery surcharge… That's diabolical… don't give _them_ ideas!!
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by syndeo 1y ago
This. Exactly this. As a web dev, I happen to love some of the tech advancements in Chromium, and as a nerd, I'd be thrilled to see it on iOS, just for the fun technical novelty of it all. But allowing it on iOS will downright kill Web
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by syndeo 1y ago
They wanted to hire me at one point for their iOS app. I declined; I didn't want any part of that. What a mess.
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by syndeo 1y ago
Maybe waiting for a major version, perhaps 9.0… hopefully. Not that I have any skin in that game anymore; I moved my stack from PHP years ago.
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by syndeo 1y ago
Well, I used the power for good and put a crab emoji at the end haha
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by syndeo 1y ago
Whaaaaaat… This same thing happened to me this past weekend, and I used Vercel v0 to fix it. https://v0-captions-adjuster.vercel.app/ Not shilling my solution; this is nowhere near actually good yet, but it was "good e
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by syndeo 1y ago
That was great, thank you for sharing.
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by syndeo 1y ago
I think you're right on the money—those bad web apps that told people emphatically "do NOT use your browser's back button!" did the rest of us a lot of damage, as I really do agree that it trained many people to never pr
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by syndeo 1y ago
我同意。中文很美！ (I don't know if Chinese-only comments are allowed here; but I simply said "I agree. Chinese is quite beautiful!")

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