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They had an issue yesterday that said Fable needed extra usage.

I’m guessing they’re getting ready.

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I like that in Kagi I can set this as an option.

Default, on the same tab (since browsers have options around this), but allow users to select if they want it on a new tab/window.

I'm just curious about testing.

Is this a configuration that's not common and thus not tested?

If people think they can do better, I want to see their forks and them keeping up with it.

https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/graphs/contributors?fr...

if they did, why draw attention?

Well, I just noticed I said 'should' and not 'shouldn't' which I wanted to say

But to your point,

While they might not be required to retrofit, one shouldn't stop defining new safety standards.

one shouldn't*

One shouldn't add new safety standards*

writing before coffee...

They can keep using whatever they're currently using.

This doesn't take away anything. It's a new standard.

Based on your argument, one should add new safety standards to cars like seat belts, because old cars might not have them.

so that new devices can adopt it

They can't adopt it if it doesn't exist.

Looks like codex has it too since last week, https://github.com/openai/codex/releases/tag/rust-v0.130.0

You can also connect remotely. Tailscale to connect to your network/machine. Then use SSH to login. Then use tmux to persist the session even if you log out.

Curious, what are you using for notifications like this?

no QR codes back then

It was just another phone number you had to know.

ICQ being first hurts

Thanks to people I met there, I started tinkering more with computers. I had a lot of fun there when everyone else went to sleep.

"uh-oh." its sound was a generation's text notification before texts existed

Be around me when I get a text... I have gotten some really wild looks when people recognize it. It's a bit of wtf which shifts to woah when it clicks in their head.

Fun chat with CEO last week

...now, the typewriter when you turned on the keyboard sound. Maybe that has to do with why I like mechanical keyboards.

Python 2.7 as a requirement

https://github.com/kamilchm/developer-experience/

Sidebar > Changelog > Hit the version 0.0.1 > fix the url to .com > remove tree and version

The original message is,

So much of the Internet is pay-walled now.

It’s lamenting that more is behind paywalls. Not that the paywalls exist.

All I'm saying is that people mention HA, when there isn't a need for it or when most people are fine with some downtime. For example,

When AWS/GCP goes down, how do most handle HA?

When they go down, what do most do? Honestly, people still go about their day and are okay. Look how many systems do go down. What ends up happening? An article goes out that X cloud took out large parts of the internet.. and that's it.

Even when there's ways of doing it, they just go down and we accept it. I never said this doesn't go down or can't go down, it's just that it's okay and totally fine if it does.

No offense, you wait. Like everyone's been doing for years in the internet and still do

- When AWS/GCP goes down, how do most handle HA?

- When a database server goes down, how do most handle HA?

- When Cloudflare goes down, how do most handle HA?

The down time here is the server crashed, routing failed or some other issue with the host. You wait.

One may run pingdom or something to alert you.

They have to be honest about what they can offer for $200

Their expectation must have been a human using the service at a human capacity.

This is different from an automated agent orchestrating a ton of different agents at the same time doing a lot of things.

There is a difference.

Well, an em dash is used in text to identify a pause or alternatives in the text.

..so like a fork in the way it's done, a new way of doing things.

But you need to remove the dev/ai hat in order to go back to writing rules and the real use.

While you have the base rate fallacy, it might also be that people with a bit bigger repos might be paying closer attention.

I disabled all the attribution. I find it noisy and I'm not blaming claude, I'm blaming someone if something is broken.

yeah! I had some things through there early on when I was building sites. I had some custom scripts that could also be triggered by the users.

Interesting. This looks nice. Made me think of webmin which I used... years ago.

Went to look and webmin's changed. Pretty crazy.

The best question is, what's been shipped in the past 60 days with those 600,000 lines.

Lots of people trying things for the sake of it, without really achieving anything with it. Maybe they have 'a setup' but the setup ends up being unproven.

five digits

before or after the 90%?

Looks like a private repo, was taken down, or renamed. It's 404'ing.

But this sounds useful!

Everything has issues reading the content of PDFs natively. It's a format for displaying/rendering. Not for storing format in a way that's easy to parse for the text/content inside.

Is this one storing text or storing coordinates for where to draw a line for the letter 'l'? Is that an 'l' or a line?

The best way to do this is rendering it to an image and using the image. Either through models that can directly work with the image or OCR'ing the image.

Create a branch, squash the branch manually when you want and merge things.

or `git reset --soft main` and then deal with the commits

or have 2 .git directories. Just add to the git commit `--git-dir=.git-backups` or whatever you want to name it.

I don't see the source in their tar archive.

it's just the homebrew cask and recipe.