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disiplus··on AI fatigue is real and nobody talks about it
This is real, so im a freelancer, i used this small invoicing platfrom to create invoices for my customers. At "work" im working on accounting systems, and erp-s. So with AI, why would i pay monthly for invoicing when i can build it myself. After i day i had invoicing working. Like the simple thing where you get PDF out. Then i started implementing doube-entry booking. And support different tax systems. And then, but we need a sales part then crm, then warehouse. Then projects to track time and so on. And now i have a full saas that i dont need and im not going to waste time on competing in that market. Now im thinking of puting it as open source.
disiplus··on Qwen3-Coder-Next
im downloading it as we speek to try to run it on a 32gb 5090 + 128gb ddr5 i will compare it to glm 4.7-flash that was my local model of choice
disiplus··on GLM-4.7-Flash
yes, but the parrent link was to the big glm 4.7 that had a bunch of ggufs, the new one at the point of posting did not, nor does it now. im waiting for unsloth guys for the 4.7 flash
disiplus··on GLM-4.7-Flash
because how huge glm 4.7 is https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-4.7
disiplus··on GLM-4.7-Flash
yeah there is no way to run 4.7 on a 32g vram this flash is something that im also waiting to try later tonight
disiplus··on The Swift SDK for Android
for us its pixel phones, you can choose iphone if you want but most of us want pixel. so for me its macbook + pixel. I think the iphone only is unique to US.
disiplus··on Apps SDK
Honestly I see how somebody like kayak.com would build a "app" they work through commission, they don't care from where is the booking coming from. But they will sort the flight tickets based where do they earn the best commission. What's in there for me as a user ?. Also will openai let different providers pay for the top placement when somebody tries to buy ticket on chatgpt ?
disiplus··on Extract-0: A specialized language model for document information extraction
They did not test on the data that they tested, that's not what he wrote.
disiplus··on F-Droid and Google’s developer registration decree
This weekend I needed to send a few PNGs by email. They were huge, so I figured I’d just grab an image compressor from the Play Store.

I checked out five different apps, each with millions of downloads. Every single one was riddled with data collection prompts and stuffed with ads.

Fine, I thought, I’ll pay to remove the ads. But the options were:

- “Free trial” that defaults into a $5/month subscription

- Or a $19 “lifetime” purchase

It’s so clearly designed to trick people into a recurring subscription for what’s essentially nothing. These apps are just wrappers around existing Android libraries. And if you check the reviews, they’re obviously bought.

This was literally the first time in a year I tried to download something from the Play Store, and the experience was so bad I just gave up and solved it faster in the browser instead.

disiplus··on Ollama Web Search
hi, to me this sounds like you are going into the direction of openrouter.
disiplus··on Ollama Web Search
It's tools that you can install from open webui

https://openwebui.com/tools

disiplus··on Ollama Web Search
they had at some point start earning money.
disiplus··on Ollama Web Search
SearXNG is fast, its mostly the code that triggers the searches. Because, my daily is chatgpt, i still did not try to tweak it.
disiplus··on Ollama Web Search
That's what i have together with open webui and gpt-oss-120b. it works reasonably well. But sometimes the searches are slow.
disiplus··on That Secret Service SIM farm story is bogus
yeah, like you go on alibaba and can get them right away. i was even thinking about them like 10 years ago when we had to send transactional sms to our customers to get one instead of paying for somebodies sms gateway.

https://www.made-in-china.com/showroom/faf448fd0d906a15/prod...

disiplus··on Shopify, pulling strings at Ruby Central, forces Bundler and RubyGems takeover
There are more

Like this one. You don't even have to read between the lines to see what is his attitude.

https://world.hey.com/dhh/gender-and-sexuality-alliances-in-...

disiplus··on Shopify, pulling strings at Ruby Central, forces Bundler and RubyGems takeover
He is not stupid enough to say that directly bit it's one google away to find stuff like.

I follow him on Twitter and guy is a bully and has opinions about stuff he has 0 knowledge about.

https://world.hey.com/dhh/the-social-media-censorship-era-is...

disiplus··on Tesla influencers tried coast-to-coast self-driving, hit debris before 60 miles
in germany trucks pay tolls for highways. Also all the gas is taxed and it goes into the federal budget that is then used to finance highways, so i would say everybody filling up is financing highways.
disiplus··on Tesla influencers tried coast-to-coast self-driving, hit debris before 60 miles
Retreading is legal but only specified companyes with its own E mark legally can do it. And combine that with more in depth 12 or 6 months inspection for > 3.5t trucks it usually means that the tires are in better condition.
disiplus··on Want to piss off your IT department? Are the links not malicious looking enough?
hahaha yes, a couple of months ago some microsoft servers where down or really slow so no links from emails worked.
disiplus··on YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caused by ad blockers
Where ? Like I have sponsor block on a desktop but on my pixel I don't have it and would like to have the option. Have the yt premium but don't see the option to skip sponsors.
disiplus··on YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caused by ad blockers
no.
disiplus··on Mistral raises 1.7B€, partners with ASML
yeah, but try to convince a board or legal about it for a company that is not software first, for that they have to understand how it works. we have "chinese" AI blocked at work, even through i use self hosted models for myself at home hacking on my own stuff.
disiplus··on Stripe Launches L1 Blockchain: Tempo
In eu we have sepa instant transfer

https://www.santandercib.com/insights/innovation/sepa-instan...

That becomes mandatory in October this year

disiplus··on Ask HN: Looking for headless CMS recommendation
yeah, that's also what i don't understand, you can get wordpress for dirt cheap and don't even need a tech person to run it.

like if you dont have any money you can get wordpress hosting for free from wordpress.com

disiplus··on This blog is running on a recycled Google Pixel 5 (2024)
I have a fiber 2.5 gbit connection without static IP. But I run a script on the router that updates the DNS settings when the IP changes, you just have to have a DNS provider that allows you to do that and change ttl.
disiplus··on We should have the ability to run any code we want on hardware we own
yeah this whole shit where lets optimize it for the lowest common denominator is stupid. I hate everything about it.

im a older millennial, so i have older parents and young kids. My father could not bother with a smartphone or does not care about internet at all. My mother uses whatsapp and everything after initial year she is quite handy with it. Im not scared about her, im more scared that she is reading AI slop.

My kids are now at the age where a lot of the pears are getting a smartphone for them im not giving them a smartphone. If i give them a smartphone in a year or i will be using parental controls.

disiplus··on Google contract prevented Motorola from setting Perplexity as default assistant
i have a pixel phone, but google is not the good guy here. Like in this example, it basically bundles stuff in a way, so if you want for example the store, you have to take other stuff also and that other stuff has its own requirements.
disiplus··on TLS certificate lifetimes will officially reduce to 47 days
We have this, it's not trivial for some small team, and you have to deal with stuff like conda env coming with it's own set of certs so you have to take care of that. It's better then the alternative of fighting with browsers but still it's not without extra complexity
disiplus··on Claude can now search the web
I would say no. While I pay for chatgpt Claude and perplexity monthly (I don't know why anymore) my wife does not use any at all. She has around 5-10 things she uses on the smartphone, and if she needs something new there is still google.

I on the other side reduced my googling by 95%

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