tjoff

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by tjoff 8d ago
If I'm a passenger in a tesla, does the owner and/or tesla break a law when neither informs me that I'm being spied on?
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by tjoff 8d ago
Cargo culting is probably the biggest reason people use AWS.
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by tjoff 8d ago
Just wait til 2038 ;)
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by tjoff 13d ago
I did something similar with a raspberry pi 2 which also by itself is way overkill, it also had a usb-wifi dongle because when I realized that it didn't have wifi natively and running Ethernet was a bit cumbersome for a temporary proje
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by tjoff 13d ago
8GB is a bit overkill though, of course depending on what you use it for but it is an unfair baseline. 2 GB costs a fraction (but maybe get 4 if you want/need margin) and is more than enough for most projects. And I say this as someone
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by tjoff 14d ago
That tells you that subscription is cheaper than tokens. Which ought to be a given. But it does not tell you what and how much either is subsidized...
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by tjoff 15d ago
Depends on whether the costs they have are inflated ten-fold due to hardware shortages. Ignoring current state of shortages, the interesting part (for me at least) is how much a SOTA token costs on current hardware if you exclude the costs
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by tjoff 15d ago
Why do everyone assume they are subsidized? When we seemingly have no idea what it costs? Maybe average subscription is breaking even and token spend is pretty much pure profit? Case in point, claude code seems hell bent on increasing usage
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by tjoff 15d ago
Sure but you can do it easier and with more control with any other type of brake,from the basic V-style rim brakes to hydraulic disc brakes.
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by tjoff 20d ago
Large development team... that is exactly the problem. The more effort and code put into it the worse it gets. Peak web was one webmaster per site, doing it by hand.
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by tjoff 20d ago
Supporting the most closed option is worth it because...? The hardware is not even that good. Sure, the CPUs are nice but nice enough to actively support the most closed up system? Not by a longshot.
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by tjoff 21d ago
Exactly, and it also proves that it is not about limiting bot access.
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by tjoff 23d ago
In other words, no point or value in selling yourself to apple.
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by tjoff 23d ago
> You can make arbitrary email addresses at your own domain, but anybody who feels like it can trivially automatically detect that those are all you. You assume that the domain is used by one person or what? Also, the point of these is
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by tjoff 25d ago
We haven't had dense interfaces for decades at this point. Still, even with the best intent what you suggest is still annoying. Okay, you got my attention, i now know what you wanted me to know. Are you going to nag me for all eternity
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by tjoff 26d ago
That seems weirdly specific? And if you are counting things it should be trivial to note the position of your items and not double-count them, no?
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by tjoff 27d ago
If on mobile, ticking "desktop mode" in your browser usually goes around that dark pattern.
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by tjoff 28d ago
If you ignore the price I'd be with you. But at current prices they are nothing but a novelty.
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by tjoff 28d ago
From other anectdata the apple watch seems to just as bad as everything else. We just don't seem to have any idea how to track sleep quality even with better devices than just a watch/whatever. Even a binary, is the person I'
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by tjoff 28d ago
Sure, but we can't do sleep tracking well. Todays devices mostly guess and map to typical patterns. Might, might not, work reasonably for you. But chances are that if you want to track your sleep because you suspect irregularities then
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by tjoff 29d ago
Depends on what you mean, they have more redundancy which means that the yield can be much higher.
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by tjoff 1mo ago
If you are self-hosting, sure. Otherwise, mostly no.
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Truly doubt that. Sure, but if they are making a mistake due to dark patterns then it is another thing. This thread does indicate the latter.
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by tjoff 1mo ago
I don't buy that, there is no reason for 99.9999% of sites to use cloudflare. The "reason" to use cloudflare is hype.
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Okay, sure, but that's a very narrow and specific angle though? Not sure I could deliberately rotate the ball in that direction even of I wanted to. Especially given the limited use kensington uses rotation for (at least to my knowledg
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Why does it require two sensors?
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Tesseract is super picky though often failing pixel-perfect screenshots... So, maybe it can be tuned for your usecase but with that kind of investment €3.5 for 1000 pages is a bargain ...
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Yeah, that should be reserved for apple and google! /s
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Well, you'd think so but given how slow and resource hungry the ones written in javascript are it makes a lot of sense.
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by tjoff 1mo ago
Sure, but all projects are version controlled? You only mount the project dir so you can only loose your current changes - which is the same if you copy...

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