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Software patents? Care to elaborate?

My wife only printed the 6 photo albums because I gathered all our photos from three different Google Photos accounts, a hard drive, and two laptops.

And yes, we only look at physical photos or the "on this day X years ago" reels. But to get here, Immich was a valuable tool.

It seems like China is becoming the "freedom superpower" while USA is getting "corporate superpower" vibes. Huh

There is precedent of Google making changes in light of "security" that break ad blocking Chrome extensions. See chome extension manifest 3.

So this concern cannot be dismissed with just "slippery slope falacy", it's a new vector of the same power grab strategy.

Does Huawei not use android or Google play services?

This looks like something I'd need - AGENTS.md only gets you so far. Does anyone have experience with using memory like this?

My main concern is that it can overwhelm the context window with useless facts.

Seems like good news - market share of AWS and Azure in EU is huge, so I naturally support efforts to kurb power of such duopoly.

But what would be practical effects of DMA on AWS? Who is the customer, who is the vendor?

Spawning processes should not be on the hot path of any program.

It seems like tsx is a wrapper around tsc for easy compile+run workflow.

tsz seems to be a compiler, a replacement for tsc

Good point. There might be a small advantage if one does not want to give bash access. But general answer to "how do add custom tools like we can in pi" is "you don't". Keep it simple.

Ok, what about having tools be discoverable from the environment, similar to how $PATH works in POSIX?

There could be an env var $AGENT_TOOLS, a string of paths delimited by `:` and tools would be discovered as some specific format of file. Maybe a JSON that contains tool name, list of parameters and the command to run it.

This is essentially decoupling tools from the agent, allowing more customization and per-project environments. It does require shipping and installing more binaries, one for each tool probably.

For converting HTTP URLs into interactive images of the webpage.

In other words: an internet browser.

CapNProto RPC protocol

Because some auth provider recommended it as the only app to use. While it is a good app, it does backup into Drive.

Is this useful if I am using pi coding agent? It can swicth between models mid session?

Forgejo is also OSS, so you can easily migrate git and issues and prs and everything to your own hosted instance, if codeberg proves untrustworthy. Which I can't on github.

Could the title say "process to install non-curated Android apps"? "Sideload" and "unverified" imply that the collection of centrally approved apps is the default way to install software.

Or maybe it is and android's promises about openness are dead.

Why does JOIN get the prefix then? Is it a command? I would assume that it is a GET clause.

The `:` prefix is an interesting choice. I don't fully understand when it is needed. It seems to always be used at the beginning of the query. But why is it not used before WHERE?

I like arrow for its type system. It's efficient, complete and does not have "infinite precision decimals". Considering Postgres's decimal encoding, using i256 as the backing type is so much saner approach.

Yea, I have this too. It sometimes reminds me about the thing I was doing before I got distracted.

I wanted to try tauri out, but i couldn't get the nix dev shell for it working. My suspicion was that they do something too magical with the build process.

My launcher of last 8years: Lawndesk. It's not on play store and you have to download it from github, but it is the only no-nonsens launcher on android without a drawer.

I just want a grid of apps, each of which appears exactly once. And then folders, to keep things on known locations

Nice. My gripe with designer apps is that they are online first. I'd want to save designs to files, close to other files of the project. I'd want to open each file in their own window, not in browser tabs.

Sorry for being dismissive. I've written a post [1] that highlights the core discrepancy between the two dialects. I like criticizing SQL and having a documented case like this is nice.

[1] https://aljaz.murerzen.eu/sql-precedence/

This is a really long article for saying "precedence between || and + is different between PostgreSQL and Oracle SQL".

  Location: Europe / SI
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Rust / Python / Java / PostgreSQL
  Résumé/CV: https://aljaz.murerzen.eu/cv.pdf
  Email: aljaz.erzen at gmail com

https://aljaz.murerzen.eu

A good idea in theory. When I was at uni, i designed a protocol for that, with the vision of having individual stores, "commerce article aggregators", and user apps that can query either stores directly or aggregators, all using the same interface, same user preferences and filters.

This is very similar to what I'm building: https://lutra-lang.org

The base premise is the same: SQL is not a proper programming language and everyone knows it only because they have to. And I feel like everyone who knows SQL enough admits that, but still none of the 20+ attempts of a better language stuck on.

As someone would say: sad.