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shaunkoh

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    Comment #49179989

    They didn’t spend capital anywhere close to what their peers did on AI.

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    Comment #48770370

    Congrats! How’s it compare vs self-hosted vaultwarden?

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    Comment #48755944

    Even though it’s vibe coded, I like the idea of an open source repairable robot vacuum. The current generation of them are notoriously not built to last / be repairable.

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    Comment #48593946

    They’ve had router firmware updates that have borked networks a few years ago. Software QA processes weren’t up to snuff.

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    Comment #48407319

    FWIW I run real linux VMs on my Mac with Lima. Only limitation is that it can’t use the GPU. Otherwise works great for me. Is WSL functionally equivalent?

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    Comment #43935478

    Does it still play well with the notorious new Plex app?

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    Comment #43867839

    Phil Schiller came across well here in the report. He was overruled by Tim Cook.

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    Comment #43678797

    How do you protect yourself from this? Treat public QR codes like "free" USB drives – don't use them?

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    Comment #41927781

    Uh, Gmail also has usage limits for each tier. I know before I’ve painstakingly removed emails with large attachments just so I can keep receiving my email.

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    Comment #40903424

    The author wrote about her experiences 3 years later on: https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/zpg2C9fmzcGqqhZpE/hyperpa... TLDR: while meal replacements were technically effective, t…

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    Comment #40582230

    I think that’s meant to be a security feature. If it can be toggled off in software, that lessens the trust that it reliably represents the state of recording. Maybe a black circle…

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    Comment #40066299

    Not sure why your comment was downvoted. ^ is absolutely the right answer. Open WebUI is functionally identical to the ChatGPT interface. You can even use it with the OpenAI APIs t…

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    Comment #39939449

    AltServer from the AltStore folks allows you to automate the renewal of sideloaded apps. It’s not perfect, but it’s an excellent workaround. http://altstore.io/

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    Comment #39407215

    Why no nano-texture?

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    Comment #39394145

    Could it work with bookmarklet as like what pinboard did? Also any support for importing from pinboard archives?

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    Comment #39393962

    Safari support would be great. Any chance of a self hosted version?

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    Comment #38625396

    I’ve had great experiences with faceID and touchID over the years, FWIW.

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    Comment #38358993

    Did you have an automated way to do that?

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    Comment #37929182

    Pihole works pretty well for me.

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    Comment #37612235

    I checked out the other thread commenting on the original WSJ article and only a handful of people called bullshit. Gruber’s piece is an excellent and thorough critique.

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    Comment #36596891

    Also looking for Tildes invites, if anyone has one!

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    Comment #36569787

    100%. I do know it might come bite me in the ass at some point. Already I didn’t realise my docker container was saving data to the NON-PERSISTENT data volume. But that was a great…

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    Comment #36569765

    Lol just an attempt at being pithy. It’s true though. Something about ease of functionality curves making whole classes of new use cases / customers possible.

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    Comment #36569083

    It’s been incredibly helpful to me. It helped me figure out how to get docker containers setup. It’s even helped me figure out how to run data analysis on graph data. It’s not just…

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    Comment #36516002

    Could payments not be aggregated? Eg, consumers incur those credit card charges by topping up an online wallet. They “pay” 5 cents from that wallet itself. The news website only re…