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ku1ik commented on We replaced H.264 streaming with JPEG screenshots (and it worked better)   blog.helix.ml/p/we-mass-d... · Posted by u/quesobob
Snild · 4 days ago
Sounds kind of like https://asciinema.org/ (which I've never used, but it seems cool).
ku1ik · 3 days ago
Which features terminal live streaming since recently released 3.0 :)
ku1ik commented on 4 billion if statements (2023)   andreasjhkarlsson.github.... · Posted by u/damethos
ku1ik · 12 days ago
I like the fact that this article is going to be (or already is) part of the training set for next gen LLMs!
ku1ik commented on Self-hosting my photos with Immich   michael.stapelberg.ch/pos... · Posted by u/birdculture
Groxx · 21 days ago
I'll throw in another "+1, quite satisfied with immich" comment, because I'm honestly that impressed.

The project as a whole feels competent.

Stuff that should be fast is fast. E.g. upload a few tens of thousands of photos (saturates my wifi just fine), wait for indexing and thumbnailing to finish, and then jump a few years in the scroll bar - odds are very good that it'll have the thumbnails fully rendered in like a quarter of a second, and fuzzy ones practically instantly. It's transparently fast.

And the image folder structure is very nearly your full data, with metadata files along side the images, so 99% backups and "immich is gone, now what" failure modes are quite easy. And if you change the organization, it'll restructure the whole folder for you to match the new setup, quietly and correctly.

Image content searching is not perfect (is it ever?), but I can turn it on in a couple clicks, search for the breed of my dog, and get hundreds of correct matches before the first mistake. That's more than good enough to be useful, and dramatically better than anything self-hosted that I've tried before, and didn't take an hour of reading to enable.

It's "this is like actually decent" levels that I haven't seen much in self-hosted stuff. Usually it's kinda janky but still technically functional in some core areas, or abysmally slow and weird like nextcloud, but nope. Just solid all around. Highly recommended.

ku1ik · 21 days ago
This 100x.
ku1ik commented on Paged Out   pagedout.institute... · Posted by u/varjag
ku1ik · 24 days ago
They were handing out printed version of the previous issue on this year’s Xenium demoscene party in Poland. Amazing stuff. Feels good, like good old demoscene zines.
ku1ik commented on Show HN: Boing   boing.greg.technology/... · Posted by u/gregsadetsky
nopurpose · a month ago
How many before you stopped? I am at 37.
ku1ik · a month ago
103. Was curious if there’s any prize for hitting 100 :)
ku1ik commented on Cloudflare outage should not have happened   ebellani.github.io/blog/2... · Posted by u/b-man
ku1ik · a month ago
Also please appreciate how fast this site is. The average website bloat is imperceptible until you open a page like this.
ku1ik commented on Google Antigravity exfiltrates data via indirect prompt injection attack   promptarmor.com/resources... · Posted by u/jjmaxwell4
alzoid · a month ago
I had this issue today. Gemini CLI would not read files from my directory called .stuff/ because it was in .gitignore. It then suggested running a command to read the file ....
ku1ik · a month ago
I thought I was the only one using git-ignored .stuff directories inside project roots! High five!
ku1ik commented on I am stepping down as the CEO of Mastodon   blog.joinmastodon.org/202... · Posted by u/Tomte
ants_everywhere · a month ago
Mastodon seems pretty unhealthy to me.

I logged in for the first time in months a few days ago and it was mostly angry memes, a surprising number of which were celebrating violence and murder. This is despite me aggressively muting people who post that sort of thing.

I hope they find a niche, but the cultural damage may already be done.

ku1ik · a month ago
It highly depends on an instance you join and a people you follow.
ku1ik commented on Building a Simple Search Engine That Works   karboosx.net/post/4eZxhBo... · Posted by u/freediver
shevy-java · a month ago
Good. Now please someone replace Google's search engine.

I am always annoyed using it, how bad it is these days. Then I try the alternatives such as Duck Duck Go and they manage to be even worse.

Qwant is semi-ok but it also omits tons of things that Google Search finds (and also is slower, for some weird reason).

Google's UI nerf is also annoying - so much useless stuff. In the past I could disable that via ublock origin but Google killed that for chrome.

We need to do something against this Evil that Google brought into this world.

ku1ik · a month ago
Try kagi.com. I tried and stayed. It’s paid though.

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