[–] 1 point 4 days ago

Yay I can get it to my ticwatch

Ah no wait thanks to the changes after V3 (manufacturers need to reimplement a lot of previously available features) basically wearos became a galaxy/pixel exclusive

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  • [–] 7 points 1 week ago

    Technically Claude did only a single commit in the beginning https://github.com/ModderMule/emule-qt/graphs/contributors?from=25%2F10%2F2025

    Having it in the list of contributors doesn't mean it's all ai generated

    Although a human wouldn't have done so many edits to the claude.md https://github.com/ModderMule/emule-qt/commits/main/.claude/CLAUDE.md and it is difficult to do 80 commits per week on a hobby project

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  • [–] 1 point 4 weeks ago (3 children)

    si però qua c'è una marea di linee di codice, entrare, capire come funziona, e riadattare, è quasi più tempo che implementare direttamente da zero

    idem anche usando un llm, si usano meno token a fare da zero che provare a riadattare qualcosa di così massivo e complesso

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  • [–] 2 points 4 weeks ago (2 children)

    e non solo, anche microsoft office, autocad, illustrator, indesign, after effects, avid. Non è possibile fisicamente che ci sia supervisione umana perché vedo migliaia di commit al giorno.

    Secondo me è qualcuno che deve dimostrare a qualche investitore che la propria swarm di bot è meglio di un team umano, o qualcosa del genere

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  • [–] 2 points 8 months ago

    I think it's due to some other setting, like "wipe the phone if password is entered wrongly ten times". It's possible to enter bootloader mode accidentally, but wipe the phone requires too many steps to be done multiple times in a row.

    Backups and android always suck. They made it on the developer. It's the developer that has to write a function to backup the settings on the Google servers. Not difficult, takes like a couple hours tops, but nobody is doing that.

    Instead on iOS it works on the opposite way, the operating system backups everything and it's the developer that has to waste a couple hours if they DON'T want their app data backupped on iCloud.

    The result is that on iOS a backup restore gives you a almost 1:1 copy, while on Android a backup restore gives you a phone with all the apps resettled to zero

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    TL;DR: it looks like there are routers on the market that use gpt APIs to classify new, never seen before websites and add them to the blocklist in real time

    This allows everyone to run something like the "great firewall of China" - and imagine what a government could do

    Full story:

    At work the boss got persuaded to pay some thousands for a fortinet firewall to cripple the customers free wifi (the extremely stupid idea is to sell them an unblock code, but I live in a country where with 10 euro per month people can get 100gb of 5G connection, who's going to pay?)

    I tried that network and I was really shocked how crippled it was. Boss decided to block anything related to gaming, for example. You visit a small game developer page and it initially works but after a few minutes, you get a "blocked" page (but customers can't see that because nowadays everything uses HTTPS and they don't have the self signed CA on their system - they just see HTTPS certificate error). I tried multiple times but always the same result, after a few minutes is blocked.

    Everything that corporate thinks it's not appropriate, it's blocked!

    I felt more frustrated using this network than the time that I lived in China! (Left a few years before COVID, don't know the internet situation now)

    When I came back home I took a shower and I thought to it under the hot water. At home I'm using gpt4o in karakeep to classify my bookmarks... and a router can also do the same.

     

    Same company acquired two very similar apps.

    One required a $14/year subscription, the other $90/year

    So they "carefully considered this decision" by delisting the cheaper one for the more expensive one. Boom, 500% cost increase

    Don't want to pay? Well, your files are hostage. Stop paying and lose your data.

    Ps: remember the lie "subscription for software assures constant updates"?

    The announcement serves as the final nail in the coffin for one of the iPad’s oldest and most popular sculpting apps, which hasn’t received any major updates since 2023.

     

    And from the glowing reviews it's clear that

    1. W11 doesn't actually need a new PC to run and the limitations are completely artificial

    2. For many people, a ten years old PC is fast enough (or even faster than a brand new Intel N100 PC that is officially W11 compatible). They won't even notice that's something from 2015, as long it has a shiny new case, enough RAM and SSD

    3. Amazon doesn't care that the PC comes with pirated software, or that someone is scamming their customers, as long they get their 15% cut from marketplace sales (the cost of a genuine license of W11 pro and office exceeds the price of those ewaste specials)

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