For years, Single Page Applications (SPAs) built with frameworks like React have dominated the web development landscape. They promised fluid transitions, dynamic interfaces, and app-like experiences.
This video digs into the research and design that went into gradually transforming Audacity 3 - a free and open source audio editor and production app - and ...
If AI/LLMs are cut off from stolen human labour, their outputs turn to meaningless gibberish due to model collapse.
If AI/LLM owners are forced to pay for human labour instead of stealing it, they go bankrupt.
If AI/LLM data centres are forced to stay within energy consumption levels compatible with fighting climate change, they have to close down the overwhelming majority of their capacity.
AI/LLMs are just not sustainable, they can only function through labour theft and burning the planet. They're not so much new technology as a new type of ponzi scheme.
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yall: I've asked a few folks this and consensus seems to be that its no longer possible but let's try the hive mind: is it possible to stream high quality audio from a phone, via an external mic, to the internet? I'm thinking IceCast but don't really care how it gets out
I used to know of several apps that streamed to Icecast, but I think they're all gone now. Backpack Studio, KoalaSAN Broadcaster, iCast2, the original Bossjock Studio...
@BorrisInABox The more I use Android, the more I hate the ephemeral nature of apps on iOS. I wonder if something has ever existed for Android--because if it has, especially if it's existed as a 64-bit app, it probably still works. And that would probably be my answer. Data SIMs are cheap, budget Android devices are cheap. I still want an ARM Windows device the size of a smartphone, but I don't think that's happening.
@x0 @simon It does, yes. I still have an Icecast mountpoint set up on mine that I haven't actually used in years, but I just tested it, and it still works.
Just started playing Brok the InvestiGator (it's currently discounted on Steam) and it's actually quite fun. Reminds me a little bit on a german story audio game I used to play. So a nice thing for sure.
Lol that can't be compared to sound of magic at all if you mean that, if not disregard it. But idk, I listened to some lp's a while ago, didn't really seem to interesting or I feel it's a bit strange, not to mention they had a weird tts or I'm outdated on that.
@McOi I think the TTS is some Amazon thing, I don't have any problem with it. Better than all the bigger games which just throw MS David and that garbage at you.
Yeah knew it was that. I think it's the male alexa voice or something? Meh, It works for some things but isn't something for me to play a game with. But I guess that's taste? No, I don't like ms David either. But then again, I don't really play those games too
Kiro, Spec-kit, Bmad, Tessl, and other SDD frameworks turn business analysts into Markdown reviewers. Isn't there a more agile way to use Coding Agents?
The Linux circlejerk has a "Great Man/Company theory" problem.
Every time there is an issue, they all go around clinging to the one company that "finally" will put some resources into fixing them. Endlessly hyping them up and elevating them to a deity status.
It happened with Canonical in the past and how it was "single handedly fixing GNOME".
More recently its Valve and how "they have graced us with gaming and fixing Wayland"
Like sure I appreciate everyone, but its a team effort you know.
Is GTK/Libadwaita more easier to use as a graphical toolkit or was your decision guided more by aesthetics for Bottles @TheEvilSkeleton@treehouse.systems?
I wouldn't call GTK/libadwaita easier. GTK is the only toolkit I have significant experience with, so I have no point of comparison. That said, I do like GTK, because you can easily style with CSS, similarly to a website.
For Bottles, I didn't decide the library; I was not involved in Bottles development during that time. That was decided by Mirko, the mastermind behind it. I presume he did it for the aesthetics and good Python bindings.
Tja. Auf dem Weg #mdRnH hatte ein Audipilot keinen #Überholzwang. Dementsprechend wurden wir dann beide mal wieder vom #SternTaxi mit so ca. 50% zu viel überholt.
HiRISE isn’t just amazing for capturing the Martian surface, here’s Jupiter seen from Mars as we wait for the release of data on interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
Full size image & info flic.kr/p/2rFJT4F Credit NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona/AndreaLuck CC BY
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Instrument: HiRISE Target name: Sky Time: 2007-01-11 More info: uahirise.org/releases/jupiter Filters: RED+IR/BG+BG Product ID: PSP_002162_9030
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona/AndreaLuck CC BY Image created processing data from: from: hirise-pds.lpl.arizona.edu/PDS/EDR/PSP/ORB_002100_002199/...
Am Wochenende war mal wieder so #Frauenalltag: sind am Freitag in einer Kneipe. Unterhalten uns mit dem Inhaber. Er fragt, wie uns die Kneipe gefällt und ich sage, dass ich es seltsam finde, dass fast nur Männer da sind. Darauf er "das muss euch doch eigentlich voll gefallen". Ja, voll🙄
One of the interesting articles that came after #KubeCon is touching the problem of the platform engineering anti-patterns. Is there anything in particular that bothers you and you want to discuss it at #DevOpsDays #Prague in 2026?
nice post! I just read the first snti pattern, but I already have to reply 😀. I think one problem is that product doesn’t understand the building blocks and doesn’t care about it. I see it in my org and we did it right in the beginning. Nowadays we do it imo wrong: during the phase of “platform as product” we had few but team based product management and now because of “money savings by reducing employees”, we have a generic product team. The product team does only understand the UI. Rest of it is black magic. I also don’t think that they care and they pushed everything on principal engineers, which is even worse. I think nothing really serious comes from the product team. At least I only see buzz words with little understanding.
@sszuecs as a product manager, I can assure you that we do :) But every PM is different, indeed. You need to have a person who values the platform engineering and can turn it into a "product".
I don’t want to question that they care about the Platform. I just don’t see they understand it. Focusing only on integrating $whatever into backstage is not the right thing to do. I think the article says that, too. And having a bit of understanding about statistics would be helpful. Not sure if this is a general problem, I see this also in engineering, but normally engineers seem more open to learn. Sigh, sry for my half kind of a rant. 😊
"The small modular reactor market could support the decarbonisation of at least 11 industrial sectors that make up the majority of industrial energy demand by 2050 in North America and Europe with a potential market of 700 GW by 2050, a study by LucidCatalyst has concluded."
The small modular reactor market could support the decarbonisation of at least 11 industrial sectors that make up the majority of industrial energy demand by 2050 in North America and Europe with a potential market of 700 GW by 2050, a study by Lucid…
Hey, ist es möglich, dass Tuta zu SimpleX Chat mit einer Gruppe kommt? Das wäre so cool! Besonders da immer mehr Services eine Gruppe in SimpleX Chat erstellen!
Hi everyone! We are glad you are excited for the quote posts! They will come eventually but right now we (and I mean mostly Conny) are in the process of rewriting the timeline to be able to accommodate for quotes, it might take some time. We are only a few people who do this in our free time. We can't give you a time estimate but of course we also want it out as soon as possible. Stay tuned!
Petice moc nepodepisuji, ale tato si můj podpis zaslouží (PETICE k vyjádření nesouhlasu se stavbou hotelového komplexu Lázně Pramen Adršpach): portal.gov.cz/e-petice/1357-pe…
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in reply to Nicoco • • •@nicoco I have Vivaldi + Ublock and it works most of the time.
But somehow, sometime, there is a little surge.