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TranquilMarmot
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About TranquilMarmot
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Comment #49177917
If they are owned and operated by mega-corporations like Alphabet, they are not public
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Comment #49177908
If they were taking the bus in Tacoma, it would be owned and operated by King County Metro which is publicly owned and uses roads that are publicly owned. A great deal of the buses…
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Comment #49119454
Authoritarianism has a funny way of not giving you a choice in the matter.
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Comment #49106220
Needing large context window is a skill issue
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Comment #49106215
Using Claude/ChatGPT I rarely hit >256k context for most basic coding tasks. Sometimes if I need to do something more "intense" (bigger refactors, new features) the 1mil window is …
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Comment #49065922
> I'm talking about a sizeable percentage of the world's population dying because of heatwaves, shall we see desperate measure being taken? At that point, won't it be too late?
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Comment #49065890
I live in the US in the Pacific Northwest, one of the *least* air conditioned regions in the country. I have never had built-in AC since moving here in the early 2000's. Back in th…
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Comment #49050196
> Messages route through nearby devices (max 7 hops) How far, realistically, could this reach using just iOS and Android devices? If each device can reach ~100m, that means you cou…
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Comment #49050080
Um, ackshually https://grapheneos.org/usage#grapheneos-camera-app > GrapheneOS includes our own modern camera app focused on privacy and security. It includes modes for capturing i…
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Comment #49002907
I did have RCS issues with GrapheneOS (on T-Mobile in the US) for a while, but at some point that was fixed and it works flawlessly now. As for camera apps, the stock GrapheneOS ca…
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Comment #49002337
Thank you so much for Kagi, using it has been the most meaningful change I have made in my digital life in the past 5 years.
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Comment #48926096
Oh snap, you're right that Claude can't generate images. All of these chat interfaces blur together in my head these days haha
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Comment #48916188
Zed's original reason for being was collaborative programming https://zed.dev/docs/collaboration/overview Not sure if the agent stuff is shared in the "channels", though.
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Comment #48916172
I've heard that refrain ("we can switch models so we won't be obsolete!") a hundred times, but it doesn't hold any water for me. OpenAI and Anthropic command such a large percentag…
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Comment #48916138
I agree. Some sort of weird placebo effect that people get.
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Comment #48850044
The results here match up to my real-world experience using these models every day at work and switching between them regularly.
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Comment #48850024
Any actual data backing this up? Or is this just your personal experience?
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Comment #48828352
I have a hunch that both OpenAI and Anthropic are building towards this very quickly. It's one of the startup ideas that will be killed overnight when it's "officially" launched. C…
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Comment #48705117
I use it to sync projects that I mainly host on Codeberg up to GitHub. It was a "set it and forget it" kind of thing.
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Comment #48705111
This seems like a weird comment since Codeberg is only for open source projects, you literally cannot use it for private code. On-prem Forgejo would be the equivalent to on-prem Gi…
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Comment #48654428
Seems like this is a new swipe model, though, so it should be more comparable. I also had to switch back to GBoard on GrapheneOS since I was spending more time fixing typos than ac…
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Comment #48621522
Not at a price that your average consumer can afford for a long, long time
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Comment #48472012
Huge way to get pink eye as well :P I agree that the price is the barrier. If it was around $1k I would MAYBE think about buying one. I'm curious to see what the newer Valve headse…
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Comment #48204192
The extension capability is much less powerful than VSCode (no embedded web view) so it's a lot harder to pull off crazy stuff. All of the language support is done via language ser…