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spelk

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    Comment #49213969

    Labour force survey microdata files are public, for anyone who wants to poke in there for a more granular breakdown: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/catalogue/71M0001X Obvious c…

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    Comment #49114471

    I don't think this would make a big difference for the threat model described in the OP? They'd still be able to use your IP Address and potentially do nefarious things through you…

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    Comment #49087301

    I think from a technical perspective, newsletters are a solved problems with lots of options as you've mentioned. Substack thrives because it's built a reputation for having well-r…

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    Comment #49087244

    I am quite sad that Kagi Smallweb excludes Substack. I understand that less technical writers have started moving to Substack both to build an audience and have access to effective…

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    Comment #48999102

    This is fantastic work, really impressive is an understatement. I really hope this sets a new DeepSeek-esque standard and starts another the death knell for companies continuing to…

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    Comment #48996866

    I miss Google Text ads. I supported AdBlock Plus's decision to exclude them from default filtering. Man, what happened?

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    Comment #48996848

    I did see the ads on the free side a week ago. I guess I was a victim of A/B testing but I was too lazy to login for a simple prompt.

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    Comment #48908439

    People with visual impairments and other functional limitations don't deserve nice things apparently, like dignity online.

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    Comment #48819522

    This was something I was genuinely excited to try while in Bangkok, took a Grab across town to make it happen, but it was it is honestly not good, the Google reviews seem to coinci…

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    Comment #48808772

    If I had to reckon, it's because the web comes in very many shapes, and outsourcing that work to a generalist LLM/SLM like GPT Nano is expensive, and doing it deterministically wil…

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    Comment #48807223

    This is honestly hilarious and I applaud the excellent use of Claude Code for the malicious compliance with their demands.

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    Comment #48806124

    It is scraped from Pixit. They sell lost/found, evidence + seized item management systems. [1] The listings are public; it was cool OP turned this into a mini art piece. [1] https:…

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    Comment #48676890

    This is so cool. Thanks for doing this. I was able to get the Optiplex 7050 with the i5-6500T and 8GB of RAM (no SSD) for $40 USD about 2 years ago, shocked it's $100 USD now! I br…

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    Comment #48573696

    >Do you remember all the PRoC’s strange and sudden policy shifts (e.g. steel, real estate, education, football/soccer, etc.)? I didn't realize I could download a Shanghai apartment…

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    Comment #48573595

    One wonders if this might be a net positive for the world if Anthropic is forced to terminate it's non-US citizen employees. I would hope they return to their home countries with t…

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    Comment #48572582

    Which coding plan are you using? How are you finding it?

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    Comment #48572476

    Please correct me if you have contradicting data but: Neuralwatt's price per token vs price for energy comparison doesn't seem to take into account the cost savings from cache hits…

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    Comment #48572351

    I've found MiMo-2.5 is fun for front-end design since you can use its multimodal capabilities to drop in whatever it produced and correct it for you.

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    Comment #48559163

    >And then consider if you are are the spouse or parent of a murder victim or missing person, and are innocent. You are almost certainly going to be a potential suspect, but you als…

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    Comment #48493263

    >Looks like they have very effective collaboration with DeepSeek and Kimi. The collaboration is informal. People don’t seem to realize this, but the Chinese internet for programmer…

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    Comment #48492225

    Does it source data from OSM? The app store page doesn't make clear what the data source is.

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    Comment #48481878

    Sadly not all of them, much to my ill discovery! They are fun souvenirs and I encourage everyone to collect them if they want a free momento (ideally bring your own stamp pad).