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arend321

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    Comment #49048348

    Android Wireless debugging is already a major pita to work with. Requires a wifi connection to even work, so I need to carry a mobile wifi router with me, instead of having it boun…

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    Comment #48980040

    I'm still wondering if this is something the big AI companies will come out with tomorrow, if it has business potential (it's extremely niche I think) or if I should put it on GitH…

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    Comment #48969343

    I've been building out the Android app that works as the wrapper between codex and me this way. ADB debugging access over WireGuard. I ask to add a local wake phrase detection for …

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    Comment #48966645

    It's not a replacement for being outdoors, connecting with nature. It replaces indoor desk bound office work.

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    Comment #48965967

    Think long winding, quiet, dedicated cycling roads in forested areas and natural parks. Not busy roads shared with cars and lorries.

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    Comment #48965748

    I have my phone in my pocket, no screen interaction is required. I use a headset (Shokz OpenComm2) with wind muff (when cycling). I made an Android app that listens for codex turn-…

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    Comment #48965601

    I do a ton of coding (codex) with a tts/stt wrapper. During walks, cycling, in the car. Not every task is suited to this style of interaction, but many are. Long form codex replies…

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    Comment #48762628

    Didn't read

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    Comment #48698999

    For me this is the trigger to start integrating deepseek as a fallback.

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    Comment #48555089

    Not my experience. Maybe an hour of top model use on the $20 plan, then Composer 2.5 which needs constant hand holding.

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    Comment #48554833

    Cursor was nice when I was still meticulously hand coding my stack, fantastic autocomplete. With today's top models, I barely write code myself, just review commits. Cursor eats Op…

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    Comment #48145892

    I've been trying out various mobile, ai-assisted coding workflows. Packing a Linux mini-pc in my rucksack, connected to display glasses, and voice-to-text with handy. Voice to text…

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    Comment #47922307

    I'm also using this project. Easy to configure and operate. I am feeling a slight unease using such a recent project for things as important as the database. But the polished inter…

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    Comment #47868635

    I've been using the Xreal One Pro display glasses since July last year. No more physical monitor display for me. They do feel a bit warm when the ambient temperature is over 25 deg…

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    Comment #47809613

    It's interesting that cloud providers are unable to provide stable S3 as a service. Hetzner is unable to deliver stable object storage, but given the article neither are OVHCloud a…

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    Comment #47739082

    Is it success or is the author running a 20k ad program to get 10k MRR. Such a useless metric.

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    Comment #47639453

    The Linux terminal app on Android reddits are full of reports of instability. It is far from being useful as far as I understand. I had so much hope for this being a good way to us…

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    Comment #47246327

    I'm in the privileged position to advise clients to move away from hotmail/live if they want uninterrupted email delivery.

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    Comment #47245745

    I think many saw this coming and it's probably a good thing. Personally I went with Kysely as a thinner abstraction with less risk of being acquired and turned into something that …

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    Comment #47001645

    I use three clustered Garage nodes in a multi cloud setup. No complaints.

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    Comment #45971539

    Hetzner does not have a datacenter in Amsterdam https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/general/locations/

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    Comment #45966521

    I'm waiting for my first DDoS attack at which point I will hide behind Cloudflare. I have all the bits in place to make that a smooth transition but would hate every aspect of it.

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    Comment #45965528

    I sometimes question my business decision to have a multi-cloud, multi-region web presence where it is totally acceptable to be down with the big boys.

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    Comment #45100576

    I believe the obsession with streaming is a major factor in the new constraints. Together with supporting the lowest common denominator, edge runtimes.

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    Comment #44855540

    For sure, monthly sponsor.