Jarkko Sakkinen
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I've had luck with the bots so far when it comes to bot's fixes tags targeting my commits. I don't recall any so far. It is still possible that there might be few but it must a very low number. at least.
Note that it could be due many other reasons than doing something particularly right; not flexing with my karma ;-)
Note that it could be due many other reasons than doing something particularly right; not flexing with my karma ;-)
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Baking feature patches. have not done any of this for some time. Fun fun...
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i could not predict that Q4 of 2026 will be NAS or die type of situation.
If they give my money back, it is same for as they had deflated my money into quarter of what I paid to Amazon. The cost was ~700 and now the cost is more like ~2700. Plus probably another 8 months of waiting.
If they give my money back, it is same for as they had deflated my money into quarter of what I paid to Amazon. The cost was ~700 and now the cost is more like ~2700. Plus probably another 8 months of waiting.
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Edited yesterday
The NAS drives that I ordered cost now 3-4X the price that I paid. So yeah actually have to prepare for a proper fight with Amazon.
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Edited yesterday
There's one web app and only one that I would like slop copy if it was gone: Google Keep :-)
No other note taking app has ever worked for me.
I find e.g., HackMD, StandardNotes and similar tools less convenient than vim and a cloud drive. Not understanding them. Keep has the perfect UX :-)
No other note taking app has ever worked for me.
I find e.g., HackMD, StandardNotes and similar tools less convenient than vim and a cloud drive. Not understanding them. Keep has the perfect UX :-)
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This is a program of which I made first version with Python in 2011 but since it has been rewritten with C++:
bunx @jarkkojs/phindex --help
Usage: phindex [options] <source>... <dest>
phindex --discover
-h, --help Show this help message
-V, --version Show the program version
--discover List available source URIs
-L, --dereference Follow symbolic links into directories
-n, --dry-run Show what would be copied; do not write
-r, --recursive Recurse into source subdirectories
-v, --verbose Print copied paths and skip reasons
phindex copies photos from various sources and normalizes their naming convention and copies them to the destination directory.
To get a list of iOS device URIs, which can be used as source directories, and archive photos the destination directory:
bunx @jarkkojs/phindex --discover
bunx @jarkkojs/phindex --recursive ios://<path> <destination>
It does the job for me, or has done so far…
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Landstrip releases start to be gradually more mature: https://github.com/landstrip/landstrip/releases/tag/0.19.14
In the next release I might change from static musl binary to AppImage because it is just way more robust and I'm doing that already for ReadSeek: https://gitlab.com/jarkkojs/readseek/-/releases/0.10.7
In the next release I might change from static musl binary to AppImage because it is just way more robust and I'm doing that already for ReadSeek: https://gitlab.com/jarkkojs/readseek/-/releases/0.10.7
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Edited 2 days ago
DGX Spark would be factors better hardware if it had wake-on-lan. Can't get over that NVIDIA has not implemented it. I guess that explains partly why I have a tendency write bad things about this hardware. It is what is tho i.e., ridiculously expensive and incredibly slow box ;-)
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I think I have now a philosophy to navigate with AI assisted patches at least month or two.
Nothing special. I just described same things as here verbosely and people seem to get that so it isn't that hard after all :-) Over the course of this year things have been gone a bit over the top from time to time, and you end up tripping out for a while.
Nothing special. I just described same things as here verbosely and people seem to get that so it isn't that hard after all :-) Over the course of this year things have been gone a bit over the top from time to time, and you end up tripping out for a while.
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bagder@mastodon.social"This service saw 99.9% of its 2906897754 requests so far this month identified as bot traffic"
It's a great time to be alive.
(This is what Fastly says about the website at curl.se)
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Someone did AI recomp of RB-338. The screenshot is from related FB post. No interest but you can now have it as a plugin (also for Apple silicon).
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Word, Excel and PowerPoint are also open source now https://github.com/genspark-ai/genoffice
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Edited 2 days ago
DGX Spark that my employer purchased for me has rised its price since at least 2000 EUR possibly even 3000 EUR (this was early Spring). I don't have the exact number. I will check this at some point.
And that with piece of shit hardware e.g., memory is LPDDR5x, which is slow memory. Or this would be piece of shit hardware if US economy was not purposely engineering a debt crisis. This is like shitty business laptop level hardware with nothing fancy in it. It's the story that makes it "AI hardware".
And NVIDIA compute at data centers is not due to technical superiority. They have similar ecosystem tie for compute as Intel had in the past for data centers overall.
And that with piece of shit hardware e.g., memory is LPDDR5x, which is slow memory. Or this would be piece of shit hardware if US economy was not purposely engineering a debt crisis. This is like shitty business laptop level hardware with nothing fancy in it. It's the story that makes it "AI hardware".
And NVIDIA compute at data centers is not due to technical superiority. They have similar ecosystem tie for compute as Intel had in the past for data centers overall.
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Edited 2 days ago
Amazon no longer shows any ETA in my NAS order. It's active tho :-) It used to have ETA for 15th of this month i.e. for next Thursday.
The order was place in March. This sucks, and Amazon even more so.
I actually HAVE TO rise almost a rage now to their customer service because it is not hard to foresee that if I don't do it, the order will be silently canceled at some point. Although the money will be also returned, I don't want to repurchase with prices of today.
The order was place in March. This sucks, and Amazon even more so.
I actually HAVE TO rise almost a rage now to their customer service because it is not hard to foresee that if I don't do it, the order will be silently canceled at some point. Although the money will be also returned, I don't want to repurchase with prices of today.
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My ArcaOS machine got an upgrade, a 1080p wide-screen display.
And with Dooble, I can load OS/2 World as long as I don't resize the window.
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great a new pandemic in Russia. Just when i barely get over this AI crap :-)
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I don't need process changes in order to ask a question.
I can just start asking about the "human part" when I get AI assisted kernel patch so that I at least know how deeply I should investigate the patch.
I can just start asking about the "human part" when I get AI assisted kernel patch so that I at least know how deeply I should investigate the patch.
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Edited 2 days ago
I think overall Rust is the best choice for Landstrip and no plans to change that. I'm not a Rust fan and have my issues with it but for this project the ecosystem benefits weight more than my personal preferences ;-) I posted one that I was reconsidering this choice but that was not a great take. I had a bad Rust day ;-)
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