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This felt AI-written to me, ironically. Especially the last few paragraphs.

I don't think this, by default, has any effect on anybody's token usage, it's just a way to save these sessions if you need to reference them again in the future. Unless of course you choose to provide a previous session to a new agent, but that should be expected.

Atuin offers a self-hosted backend server for syncing, so you don't need to trust anybody

for a while I ran an SMS bot that did this without AI and it worked great. Just tell people to put the title and year of the movie they're requesting, people don't need semantic search.

Am I mistaken or are you paying roughly the same amount for your server and the 2x /24s of IPv4?

I really like the look of the score-over-time charts, nice work.

What does the "No garbage time" button do underneath that chart?

Sick, I also use Snagit a ton and am unhappy with the price. Gonna check this out

Plot-twist: your wife is actually a honey pot, and was trying to throw you off the scent of another honey pot ;)

Thanks! I tried nxnative just now, performance is great. Appreciate the info.

Is Switch 2 emulation actually happening? I haven't been following that

Yup, the Milwaukee PD took over 6 months for a fairly basic records request, and that was even with me following up monthly to ask them for an update. In the end, the only cost to me was <$5 for the 2GB flash drive they put the files on.

Unfortunately Wisconsin State Law only gives vague guidelines on this ("must respond reasonably quickly" or something along those lines)

You just need a microUSB cable IIRC

Not my experience - this place is long closed now, but a shop near me used to offer access to steam accounts that were managed through Steam's PC Café Program.

https://partner.steamgames.com/pccafe

Literally the first sentence threw up red flags for me:

> Something happened to recorded music over the last twenty-five years that most people can hear, and feel, but almost nobody has the language for.

That is 100% Claude

what do you mean by "Deepseeks browser platform"? Google isn't turning up much, and searching DeepSeek's docs for "browser" returns no results.

No, only if an airtag that's not theirs follows them for an amount of time

I wonder why they namedrop GCP in particular

Right, the added value of being able to access, build, and publish releases for Windows, macOS, and Linux on BOTH x64 and ARM cannot be overstated

I couldn't agree more but feel that so many people on here consider themselves VIP that this won't be well-regarded

Can you send me a link once it's up? Or otherwise link to your GitHub profile so people can follow you.

yeah their billing system truly sucks. One month I was charged exorbitantly for Workers Container usage. There was absolutely zero way to monitor or track your usage until the invoice arrived.

What's your strategy for juggling all of these on only 16GB? Docker?

>I use a $5 VPS + $3 for 0.5gb of block storage to host shitty video game clips I want to share with my friend

What's the benefit of this over an unlisted YouTube video? I suppose there are many valid philosophical reasons to not want to use it.

Yeah i just tried self-hosting GitLab again and was surprised that I was getting OOM errors when I provisioned it with an 6GB memory limit. Turns out 8GB is like, the bare minimum. Crazy

> Deepseek 4 Pro

There's your problem, 4.1 Flash is significantly better and cheaper, to the point where the official DeepSeek API is going to (or already has, I forget) redirect requests for Pro to 4.1 Flash, and adjust billing accordingly too.

4 Pro is still offered by providers I'm sure, since it's open weight, so I can understand making that mistake.

man that was so many words while saying so little. tl;dr "my job is hard and people are mean on the internet "

plus a subscription!

They don't "always believe this", this will lead to your account being banned eventually, or at least barred from returning products.

Yes actually, but I don't think it's technically allowed/legal in the US in the eyes of the FCC, not sure about other countries. It utilizes 77GHz FMCW, I got one for free but they retail for about $100. The part number is R77ABH1

Edit: sorry, you said "using this technology" and I missed that - this doesn't uses the same tech

Using this: https://github.com/francescopace/espectre