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At first I thought this post about martial arts…
Codex is okay. Not as refined but workable. I also had reasonable success with Qwen 3.6 Plus and opencode.
This honestly made my day. I’ve been looking for a way to manage my photos on Linux for a while. Lightroom has been the only reason I’ve stuck with a Mac.
If I can switch to a photo editor that lets me process everything properly, skip the monthly subscription, and not have Adobe tracking all over my system—that’s exactly what I want.
This feels like a dream come true. Really amazing.
How easy is it to 3D print them?
What makes it “yours”?
You paid for it but Google still has the control. I understand that you prefers things to be different (as do I) but the reality is that we don’t have control over devices we paid for.
Posted by
mturilin on Friday December 05, 2025 @07:52PM
from the self-post dept.
LividLess is being acquired by Meta, and they will stop selling the Pendant—the hardware that records your audio and sends summaries throughout the day. They plan to support existing devices for a year and then retire the product. I’m getting rid of mine and deleting all my data, because there is no scenario where I allow Meta access to my conversations. I’m glad the team reached this...
Posted by
mturilin on Monday May 01, 2023 @05:44PM
from the turilin.com dept.
What if I told you that most Web3 apps are centralized and rely on proprietary clouds like AWS? In this article, we explore the underlying technical challenges and a path forward toward fully decentralized Web.
Can someone explain how a UK regulator can block a deal between two US companies?
Posted by
mturilin on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @05:35PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Do Apple / Google have a technical capability to modify apps without developer knowing?I'm writing article about implications of using app stores for distributing Web3 apps.Particularly I'm curious if they can potentially modify apps and introduce surveillance features. For example, if the government compels them to extract someone personal keys from Web3 wallet.For clarity, I'm not asking if...
I think this won’t work because Chrome doesn’t have independent business model. Also, if Chrome is removed from Google they could create another alternative based on Chromium since it’s open source.
I just can understand people creating non HiDPI displays in 2021. It’s just beyond me that someone is making laptops with display much worse than my 2012 MBP Retina.
I wonder what would it take to have an open alternative to FCM, which is probably the biggest limiting factor for having Google free phones?
How does it compare to iPad Pro?
Thanks for the advice. I have already 10+ pages. My questions is more about how to make it interesting for the people to read.
Posted by
mturilin on Sunday November 29, 2020 @09:07PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I have a topic I’d like to write about. However, I’m getting lost In the weeds and failing to structure my content in an easy to consume way. What are some great resources to learn writing blog posts / articles?I’m actually open to pay for a professional coach but not sure how to find a good one. Suggestions are welcome!
Links in the Hacker News part point to wrong URLs.
Did they account for other factors like employment rate, crime rate etc?
I wonder if there non-racist explanation for this phenomenon...
Alt-right is technically a white supremacy neo-nazi movement. However, most of the time this label is used by woke people to discredit anyone who doesn’t share their views.
Would you be able to share what led you to think why Yascha Mounk is alt-right?
Posted by
mturilin on Monday June 22, 2020 @07:31PM
from the bloomberg.com dept.
Deno (
https://deno.land) solves this problem very well for JavaScript. I’d like so see more languages adopting “dependencies are URLs” approach. No more package hell.
Do you know some good resources to build up storytelling skills?
What’s wrong with Farnam Street?
Why did you go back to JS from Elm?
Can anybody explain use cases for Keybase? Why would I choose it over, say, Telegram group chats?
What are some good use cases for public files?
I wonder if Apple and Google employees review my photos stored in my cloud accounts?
Actually after the Space Race I canceled my paid subscription because +8GB will make the free subscription enough for me. I wonder how many other people did the same?
Posted by
mturilin on Sunday September 23, 2012 @09:06PM
from the pythonschool.info dept.
Posted by
mturilin on Thursday March 29, 2012 @08:45PM
from the github.com dept.