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What an absurd take.

I agree on all parts. I do not understand why anyone in the software industry would bend over backwards to show their work is worth less now.

Radicle, Tangled, etc are the future of forges!

Was this article written entirely by Claude for the most part? It definitely reads like it was.

404 continues to do great work.

I've had an LG tv for a couple years. I was previously able to use LG's THINQ app on my phone like a remote to operate the tv. A couple days ago I went in the app to use the remote and the feature had been totally locked behind the "access local networks & devices" permission... This permission was never needed in the past 3 years yet now it's necessary for the same functionality.

So, I disconnected the TV from the internet, uninstalled the app, and bought an Apple TV 3rd gen. LG TV quality is great but their software is unbearable.

I love last.fm with all my being. I recently created a ListenBrainz (same org as MusicBrainz) account which is an open source alternative that you don’t have to host yourself. I’m scrobbling to both places now just in case.

Check out tapmusic.net too to make cool diagrams out of your scrobbled music.

I had to look this up. That is absolutely insane…

I was looking to setup Proxmox for my homelab soon but this comment got me interested in Incus. Mostly because I've never heard of any Proxmox alternatives before this. You can try out Incus in your browser here: https://linuxcontainers.org/incus/try-it/

The demo does take ~10m to get into a working instance.

Would've been an auto-buy at $500. Looks cool though I hope they have success

Absolutely. I love it.

Are apps run through WinBoat limited to 60hz like regular Windows VMs? I’ve gotten to used to higher refresh rates and 1 window being a lower rate drives me nuts!

This caused a 30% jump in share price...

I'm very curious as to how this works in the backend. I realize it uses Bluesky's firehose to get the posts, but I'm more curious on how it's checking whether a post contains any of the available words. Any guesses?

Aww poor poor De Beers. I feel so bad for them!

Me. I'd like to be hired pretty please :) (SWE)

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Or you can reach out to chat too!

I'll definitely be trying this out on my current side project!

Question: What tools/libs are people using to accurately detect square/rectangle objects in images?

I've used VNDetectRectangle [1] in Swift but it's not as accurate as I'd like it to be, even with preprocessing.

[1]: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/vision/vndetectrec...

Links

1: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

2: https://awesome-selfhosted.net/ (same source, just easier to read)

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"The prototype watch is estimated to fetch between $8,000 and $16,000 when it appears at the Time for Art auction, organized by Phillips Watches, in New York on Saturday."

$8-16 thousand does not seem that high of a price for this... Especially when compared to the prices other high end watches fetch.

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Hey y'all, I'm a Senior Data Engineer with 5 years of experience working in the Data space in the top cloud platforms. I'm highly experienced in cloud migrations, cloud architecture for batch jobs, data pipeline development, building internal alternatives to 3rd party SaaS's and development of internal python tooling.

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Upsetting how quickly the other thread was flagged and downranked.

Maybe they wanted it from/for the other persons perspective for some reason?

You need a Plex Server to run it (unless I'm missing something).

Looks terrific! Unfortunately I'm on IOS :(

Speaking of Plex alternatives, does anyone have a great alternative to Plexamp (Plex's local music player)? [1]

[1]: https://www.plex.tv/plexamp/

I never understood why there is no way to have a `dry-run` option on SQL operations. I feel like that would save so much time and dev anxiety.

I received the same email after the first time I posted to the monthly “Who wants to be hired?” thread. Gross, really.

nitter: https://nitter.net/dbrand/status/1727721586856222893#m

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Hi! I'm a Data Engineer specializing in building in-house ETL solutions to circumvent over usage of 3rd party SaaS's, Data Warehousing, GCP, AWS, & Python. Look forward to hearing from you!