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thebiblelover7

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About thebiblelover7

GitHub: github.com/thebiblelover7

Personal Website & Contact info: adriel.sandcastle.eu.org

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    Comment #49065453

    Seems like it was entirely AI written (claude) from the commits: https://github.com/muchmirul/conjectures/commits/main/

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    Comment #48772187

    Seems like GitHub posted this on their official Bluesky account for those wondering if it's official: https://bsky.app/profile/github.com/post/3mpp2t6k4yq2j

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    Comment #48677228

    How it works: https://github.com/petekp/tw-fade#how-it-works

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    Comment #48431300

    Source Code: https://github.com/Rezivure/Grid-Mobile Built on Matrix. There are both iOS and Android versions available.

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    Comment #47854552

    And this page as well, showing how to use Claude Code on the Max plan: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11145838-using-claude...

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    Comment #47854531

    Previous page, when Claude Code was included: https://web.archive.org/web/20260421141017/https://claude.co... Edit: fixed the url thanks to scq

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    Comment #47496524

    Do you have a source for that information? I'd like to read more on it.

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    Comment #47367223

    Just curious, how are you curating it? Are you finding videos and adding them to the respective channels? or are you adding entire YT accounts to specific channels

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    Comment #47366721

    I like the idea of everyone getting fed the same content. But I also especially love being able to discover new videos and channels that are hopefully curated by humans. It might b…

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    Comment #47213306

    I know many comments mentioned that it was too introductory, or too deep. But as someone that does not have much experience understanding how these models work, I found this overvi…

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    Comment #46749265

    How have you been running it? How did you make it interoperable?

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    Comment #46683895

    Link to PDF: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s10676-024-097... DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5

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    Comment #46620420

    https://adriel.sandcastle.eu.org

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    Comment #46443993

    And you can do it over any network if you pair it with tailscale. Tailscale + KDE Connect is such a time saver.

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    Comment #46388248

    I think you mean "creating something really good doesn't take a short time "

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    Comment #46387725

    > Over one billion TikTok videos will be viewed today, and yet, you’re still here, reading a speculative essay about media economics. I don’t take that for granted. Well said. Arti…

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    Comment #45360074

    I've found Anki the best app to learn almost anythinf that requires memorization. In my high school days, I saw a direct correlation between the amount of Anki studying I did, and …

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    Comment #45257179

    Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but what would be the advantage of running straight Linux versus an AOSP-based mobile OS? Like, why not just keep the great apps that do run on the…