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Comment · 2 days ago
It depends on how you want to play or share the media.

E.g. I remember having lots of issues sharing smaller video files encoded with H.265 via both WhatsApp and Messenger. iMessage doesn't support H.265 (or at least it didn't work for me at the time).

Comment · 2 days ago
My ignorance laid bare
Comment · 2 days ago
How can one access Carbon? I only see Argon via gemini.google.com

Is this API-only or US-only for now?

Comment · 2 days ago
Yes, after all there is no distinction between data and code since they're the same thing when it comes down to the bytes in memory.
Comment · 3 days ago
It's used for any immuno related disease, it's crazy how many things it's used for.

Psoriasis, eczema and psoriatic arthritis being three that maybe you wouldn't think of when someone brings up methotrexate.

Comment · 6 days ago
Not quite HOMAM2 but.

I have such fond memories of HOMAM3 and playing it in hot seat mode as a kid.

Interestingly the game is still massively popular in ex-Warsaw Pact countries. Although I think it’s having a resurgence in the US too.

Comment · 6 days ago
Comment · 10 days ago
1. Read the post

2. Click on the hamburger menu in the top right

3. ???

Comment · 12 days ago
Maybe a bit unorthodox but I have it plant 1-3 bugs into the code it writes (depending on the size of the MR I'm working on); they range from simple one-off issues to something more structural.

It then gives me a hint on the area or a typical code flow that would hit the bug - whichever gives me less info. I can obviously ask for more hints as I read along.

Obviously all honour-code based since I could just ask it to fix the bugs itself. I think this is something that can't be fixed systemically - either you're going to bother reading and thinking through the code or not.

Other than that I guess reading the tests - to make sure they fail without the code / fix, to make sure the setup makes sense etc.

Comment · 15 days ago
Others mentioned this already but the pricing is steep. And to add a Dropbox-style comment, I think a big part of this can be handled via Coolify?
Comment · 18 days ago
Is this sarcasm or are you one of _those_ Apple fans willing to rationalise every single issue their products have?
Comment · 21 days ago
Thanks, this is useful. I think something like org-roam-dailies would suit me!
Comment · 21 days ago
It seems Google is going for the integrability of AI into every single product they have over being an OpenAI/Anthropic style provider. Which is a shame because Gemini was great for a while, NotebookLM is lovely and the flash lite model was really good at structured workflows. So I’d love to see them continue the line.

No idea what gating Argon like that does for them.

Comment · 21 days ago
I’m using both Obsidian and Emacs and yet my biggest issue is actually… knowing what to note down and when. I don’t know if others have a system for this. I also don’t want to end up with some over-the-top note-everything system - then again surely there is some middle ground here.

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