1. KETpXDDzR Nov 19, 2025 parent

   In Germany headlights are limited by power consumption. The law was written pre-LED. Just another example of the ridiculously slow German government.
2. KETpXDDzR Nov 18, 2025 parent

   Yeah, I gave my AWS root API key to Cursor in agent mode. I learned that AWS charges ridiculous amounts for transferring and storing data.
3. KETpXDDzR Nov 13, 2025 parent

   I can highly recommend looking to response times for you locality. For me it's Denver and I'm shocked that they didn't meet any of their goals: https://www.denvergov.org/files/assets/public/v/2/auditor/do...
4. KETpXDDzR Nov 9, 2025 parent

   Everytime I read such news, I'm glad that I ditched Windows for Linux. Since Proton makes almost all games run, I don't have any reason to use Microsoft's rotten software anymore.
5. KETpXDDzR Nov 2, 2025 parent

   I tried using oolama to run an LLM on my A6000 for Cursor. It fits completely in VRAM. Nevertheless it was significantly slower than Claude 4.5 opus. Also, the support in Cursor for local models is really bad.
6. KETpXDDzR Oct 31, 2025 parent

   The new UI in cursor is optional. You can still use the old one.
7. KETpXDDzR Oct 28, 2025 parent

   If someone is looking for an open source alternative: https://pikvm.org/
8. KETpXDDzR Oct 18, 2025 parent

   > Python SVG libraries create spurious connecting lines

   That rather sounds like a bug to me.

   I'd try browser automation to get the book pages, then OCR it (or just store them as images).

9. KETpXDDzR Sep 24, 2025 parent

   India: 71% of H-1B approvals

   China: 11.7% of H-1B approvals

   All other nationalities: 17.3% combined

   Src: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/22/h-1b-fee-hike-whos-...

10. KETpXDDzR Sep 6, 2025 parent

    If LLMs make devs 19% less effective on average and the number of releases is growing the same, doesn't that mean that

    1. Only a handful of devs use LLMs

    2. For every developer getting less productive with LLMs, there must be developers that get more productive to keep the trend

11. KETpXDDzR Aug 26, 2025 parent

    It seems most banking apps do work: https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa...
12. KETpXDDzR Aug 6, 2025 parent

    > We were able to fingerprint this crawler using a combination of machine learning and network signals.

    Yikes. AntiVirus scanners for website access.

13. KETpXDDzR Jul 30, 2025 parent

    Clothes for women rarely have pockets due to a combination of historical, social, and fashion-driven reasons that stem from gender inequality and ideas about femininity.

    Key reasons include:

    - *Fashion Prioritizes Silhouette:* Designers often avoid adding pockets to women’s clothes to maintain a "feminine" shape, as filled pockets might alter the line or appearance of garments[1][3][5].

    - *Historical Gender Roles:* From the 17th century onwards, pockets became standard in men’s clothing while women’s garments often lacked them. Designers assumed women, not seen as independent or responsible for carrying items, did not need pockets—especially as men traditionally carried money and keys[2][4][5].

    - *Social Control:* There is evidence that during periods like the French Revolution, women were banned from having pockets to limit their ability to carry or conceal items, reflecting broader efforts to control women’s independence and mobility[5][6].

    - *Economics & The Purse Industry:* Some believe that limiting pockets in women’s clothes pushes women to buy handbags and purses, sustaining a large accessories market. There are claims that brands make more money from selling handbags than pockets—a practice dating back decades[5].

    - *Cost Cutting:* Adding functional pockets can increase materials and production time, and some brands justify smaller or fake pockets as a way to save money, although this is only one part of the issue[5].

    - *Persistence of Tradition:* Despite some progress, women’s pockets remain smaller and less functional than men’s, which many experts attribute to outdated design habits and persistent gendered thinking in fashion[4][5].

    Ultimately, the lack of pockets in women’s clothing reflects deep-seated ideas about gender, utility, and aesthetics that have persisted for centuries and continue to affect clothing design today[1][2][5][6].

    Citations: [1] Why Don't Women's Clothes Have More Pockets? https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/06/style/pockets-womens-clot... [2] In the pocket of the patriarchy: History behind the absence of ... https://badgerherald.com/artsetc/2022/09/25/in-the-pocket-of... [3] ELI5: Why don't women's pants have functional pockets? - Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/42bhej/e... [4] Why Most Women's Clothes Don't Have Real Pockets | HowStuffWorks https://lifestyle.howstuffworks.com/style/fashion/trends-loo... [5] The Real Reason Why Women's Clothes Don't Have Pockets https://fashionmagazine.com/style/womens-pockets/ [6] Pockets and the Patriarchy, How Fashion Has Reinforced Gender ... https://foragedesign.com/blogs/blog/pockets-and-the-patriarc... [7] why women's pockets are useless - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA_elEw-Oog [8] Pocket Patriarchy - Sartorial Magazine https://sartorialmagazine.com/fashion-1/2023/11/22/pocket-pa...

14. KETpXDDzR Jul 17, 2025 parent

    Thanks Microsoft for making Windows so crappy that ppl switch to Linux!
15. KETpXDDzR Jul 4, 2025 parent

    Can't (AI) crawlers just use a browser user agent? TL;DR: Yes, but with some more work that the big AI companies can surely manage to implement.

        To bypass detection, a crawler would need to mimic not just the user agent, but also the full set of browser behaviors, headers, and environmental fingerprints—a much more complex task that Cloudflare’s systems are designed to counter.

16. KETpXDDzR Jun 28, 2025 parent

    IIRC Claude Code indexes your code via a vector DB. That's why it's good for larger codebases. I'm not aware that GeminiCLI has this, too.
17. KETpXDDzR Jun 23, 2025 parent

    Why can't the Iran just buy a nuke from Russia?
18. KETpXDDzR Jun 13, 2025 parent

    You should judge a civilization by how they treat their poorest.

    In this case the US is treating them with batons and rubber bullets.

19. KETpXDDzR Jun 7, 2025 parent

    With git it should be straightforward to implement an incremental, dedup backup solution since all objects are stored with their hashs in filename.
20. KETpXDDzR May 6, 2025 parent

      ssh username@server "sqlite3 my_remote_database.db .dump | gzip -c" | gunzip -c | sqlite3 my_local_database.db

21. KETpXDDzR Apr 3, 2025 parent

    Here's the official source for the calculation: [0].

    Also, there are some hints this might be from a LLM [1].

    And an official statement that it's about trade imbalances and not reciproc tarrifs [2].

    And they ask the affected country to "not retaliate" [3].

    IMHO Trump tries to lead the US like he managed his businesses. And here I'd like to refer to the three casinos he owned that are now insolvent [4].

    [0] https://universeodon.com/@cryptadamist/114272481124239587

    [1] https://universeodon.com/@henryk@chaos.social/11427313249281...

    [2] https://ustr.gov/issue-areas/reciprocal-tariff-calculations

    [3] https://edition.cnn.com/2025/04/02/business/liberation-day-t...

    [4] https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/12/nyregion/donald-trump-atl...

22. KETpXDDzR Feb 18, 2025 parent

    > They want LLMs.

    That's why NVIDIA has NIMs [0]. A super easy way to use various LLMs.

    [0] https://developer.nvidia.com/nim

23. KETpXDDzR Dec 19, 2024 parent

    Feature request: Possibility to have more air intake than going out. This creates a positive pressure in your building, e.g., so that you don't get air from your garage into your living space.
24. KETpXDDzR Nov 25, 2024 parent

    I once saw the founder with a wafer sitting in an In n Out in the bay area. I almost worked for them, but they were short on funding. IMO the cost efficient for Cerebras "chips" is still a problem. I can't imagine how many defects they have on each one.
25. KETpXDDzR Nov 21, 2024 parent

    LLMs are glorified Markow chains in the end. They can't reason or think, even when they are good in pretending they can. What we need is a totally different approach IMO.
26. KETpXDDzR Sep 18, 2024 parent

    Once the US doesn't depend on Taiwan anymore, will they give up protecting and China will conquer it?
27. KETpXDDzR Sep 8, 2024 parent

    > [...] faster, high quality AI answers for everyone

    ...if you buy their pro subscription

28. KETpXDDzR Aug 28, 2024 parent

    I think the correct title should be "Diffusion Models Are Fake Real-Time Game Engines". I don't think just more training will ever be sufficient to create a complete game engine. It would need to "understand" what it's doing.
29. KETpXDDzR Jun 14, 2024 parent

    The only way, besides trusting the cloud provider, is encryption. Homomorphic encryption allows you to run calculations on encrypted data without decrypting it. However, besides the performance penalty, it leaks information.
30. KETpXDDzR Apr 7, 2024 parent

    Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC03hmS1Brk

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