Oxide is doing such fun stuff, really wish I had the skill set needed for their job postings.
It's fully your right to want non-webkit for your browser, but just curious. Why? Why does it matter? I've never once wished for firefox to use firefox's engine instead. The UI/sync/extension stuff is all built on top…
I got tired of running 5 tabs to host each service, so I've moved them all under a single server called http://starthere.56k.net/ The index page is a directory to all the fun things I've built so far.
Keeping aggressive expiration could help "cleanup". Make it always required to point to an active and online machine for some duration. You could just become ICANN and allow anyone to host any TLD they want and keep…
If you're taking feature requests: A BIND/DNS service built in so we can point multiple hosts to a single machine (the 5 tabs are burning my browser). The ability to modify the core OS a bit. Would be fun to work on…
I've been having a little too much fun with it honestly. I've tinkered with so far: Simbook, ColdMail (email server, website for mail), Frostbird (a spark program for checking emails), AskSim (an ask jeeves search…
Sounds good: http://simbook.56k.net/
I mean, there’s more privacy protection on payment data than there is for email address and browsing habits. Plus most companies just push out payment handling to stripe. So most websites have little idea who actually…
This bothers me so much with the existing offerings. I start with the chat interface then as soon as I want to get technical/run scripts/automation, I have to copy the context into a fresh code session. So cumbersome.
Yea I really resonated with the messaging and mission of Migadu. Super reliable hosting. Have had it for nearly 5 years now. (of course now that I recommend it, I bet they're going to have an outage...)
Metronome has been experimenting with real-time payment on usage based billing for tokens. That technology leverages micro payments using crypto. It's cool but all it's doing is moving the accumulated balance from a…
I was going to interject that very sentiment. The upfront costs of running any model of value to the average consumer is so large to be basically non-existent. We need hardware to become commoditized and capable of…
Hey everyone! I found the COBOL developer!
Your analogy falls apart somewhere for me but I can't pinpoint the exact correction to make your analogy work for me. Either way I agree. If they don't like only being able to buy digital PS games via Sony's platform,…
Weird conclusion to draw from my statement. Feels intentionally hostile of an assessment about me, but I digress.
Machines don't pay my bills though. If the content was free to share widely, then yea, who cares how it's accessed.
I see a lot of discourse about it being fast-to-deprecation. But I see it a different way personally. Modern LLMs are trying to do more with less. Focus on doing the right thing the first time. Even if we squeeze dumb…
Far better than the band 999mb, they don't do well in the gig economy.
This is my thought as well. Models have to be intentional about which tokens they burn because there's a real lag time. If you can just fork out 10 different reasoning sessions at once with no regard for token…
My company moved to GH Actions 6 months ago even after I pushed back with a "Are you sure given their reliability issues of late?" Now I'm stuck twiddling my thumbs with PR checks stuck/failing...
There's a PLIST entry possibly relevant to it in `~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.networkserviceproxy.plist` I couldn't figure out how to get any changes to reflect but maybe it's a good pointer towards a solution?…
My least favorite ones are the ones that fit in the rails to the left and right of the content that scroll with you. You can't click anywhere without an accidental ad click. Using any device without ublock reminds me…
Honestly I was more thinking about TVs than monitors but I often forget Dell makes good monitors.
It's getting really hard to find a solid, reputable brand of screen manufacturers that don't pull this kind of crap. I swore off Samsung screens after their popup ads in phones and TVs. LG was my next choice but this is…
So OP needs to rename their slideshow tool to Claris?
Oxide is doing such fun stuff, really wish I had the skill set needed for their job postings.
It's fully your right to want non-webkit for your browser, but just curious. Why? Why does it matter? I've never once wished for firefox to use firefox's engine instead. The UI/sync/extension stuff is all built on top…
I got tired of running 5 tabs to host each service, so I've moved them all under a single server called http://starthere.56k.net/ The index page is a directory to all the fun things I've built so far.
Keeping aggressive expiration could help "cleanup". Make it always required to point to an active and online machine for some duration. You could just become ICANN and allow anyone to host any TLD they want and keep…
If you're taking feature requests: A BIND/DNS service built in so we can point multiple hosts to a single machine (the 5 tabs are burning my browser). The ability to modify the core OS a bit. Would be fun to work on…
I've been having a little too much fun with it honestly. I've tinkered with so far: Simbook, ColdMail (email server, website for mail), Frostbird (a spark program for checking emails), AskSim (an ask jeeves search…
Sounds good: http://simbook.56k.net/
I mean, there’s more privacy protection on payment data than there is for email address and browsing habits. Plus most companies just push out payment handling to stripe. So most websites have little idea who actually…
This bothers me so much with the existing offerings. I start with the chat interface then as soon as I want to get technical/run scripts/automation, I have to copy the context into a fresh code session. So cumbersome.
Yea I really resonated with the messaging and mission of Migadu. Super reliable hosting. Have had it for nearly 5 years now. (of course now that I recommend it, I bet they're going to have an outage...)
Metronome has been experimenting with real-time payment on usage based billing for tokens. That technology leverages micro payments using crypto. It's cool but all it's doing is moving the accumulated balance from a…
I was going to interject that very sentiment. The upfront costs of running any model of value to the average consumer is so large to be basically non-existent. We need hardware to become commoditized and capable of…
Hey everyone! I found the COBOL developer!
Your analogy falls apart somewhere for me but I can't pinpoint the exact correction to make your analogy work for me. Either way I agree. If they don't like only being able to buy digital PS games via Sony's platform,…
Weird conclusion to draw from my statement. Feels intentionally hostile of an assessment about me, but I digress.
Machines don't pay my bills though. If the content was free to share widely, then yea, who cares how it's accessed.
I see a lot of discourse about it being fast-to-deprecation. But I see it a different way personally. Modern LLMs are trying to do more with less. Focus on doing the right thing the first time. Even if we squeeze dumb…
Far better than the band 999mb, they don't do well in the gig economy.
This is my thought as well. Models have to be intentional about which tokens they burn because there's a real lag time. If you can just fork out 10 different reasoning sessions at once with no regard for token…
My company moved to GH Actions 6 months ago even after I pushed back with a "Are you sure given their reliability issues of late?" Now I'm stuck twiddling my thumbs with PR checks stuck/failing...
There's a PLIST entry possibly relevant to it in `~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.networkserviceproxy.plist` I couldn't figure out how to get any changes to reflect but maybe it's a good pointer towards a solution?…
My least favorite ones are the ones that fit in the rails to the left and right of the content that scroll with you. You can't click anywhere without an accidental ad click. Using any device without ublock reminds me…
Honestly I was more thinking about TVs than monitors but I often forget Dell makes good monitors.
It's getting really hard to find a solid, reputable brand of screen manufacturers that don't pull this kind of crap. I swore off Samsung screens after their popup ads in phones and TVs. LG was my next choice but this is…
So OP needs to rename their slideshow tool to Claris?