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cyberes··on Livenerf: Has Opus 5.5 been nerfed yet?
That's the wrong use of the word
cyberes··on Twake Drive – An open-source alternative to Google Drive
Why do we need another file sharing platform?
cyberes··on Google flags Immich sites as dangerous
They're too busy trying to strip encryption to do anything
cyberes··on Gemini 3 Pro simulated macOS in a single HTML file in 1 prompt
Wow now do a spinning octagon with a ball bouncing inside next. Groundbreaking stuff here
cyberes··on Open Source Maintenance Fee
I understand why they do this. It's sometimes hard to find motivation for a project when there is no revenue, regardless of amount.
cyberes··on Calling All Hackers
Really pointless article
cyberes··on Full text search over Postgres: Elasticsearch vs. alternatives
That exact scenario just happened to me a few days ago.
cyberes··on Writing a tile server in Python
>But Flask does not give control of what happens when the client suddenly closes the connection.

It is so annoying that they don't give you a way to do this. I built an LLM inference API but am still working on how to cancel an inference job if a client cancels. I really don't want to rewrite my entire server in Twisted so I'll probably end up just building the HTTP responses like you did.

cyberes··on Number of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers Remains Vexingly High
drug or mental impairment
cyberes··on Number of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers Remains Vexingly High
Diet
cyberes··on Number of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers Remains Vexingly High
I have a theory as to why pedestrian deaths have risen significantly above pre-pandemic levels, and it might be related to a side effect of COVID-19 known as "brain fog."

Many people who have recovered from COVID-19 have reported experiencing cognitive issues, such as difficulty concentrating, memory problems, and mental fatigue. This condition, often referred to as "brain fog," can persist for weeks or even months after the initial infection.

My hypothesis is that this brain fog may be impacting pedestrians' and driver's ability to stay alert and make quick, safe decisions while navigating streets and crosswalks. If a substantial portion of the population is experiencing these cognitive challenges, it could lead to more accidents involving pedestrians.