Ville of Finland

Dev of Poddery at https://poddery.netlify.app/

and of https://hivehydra.netlify.app/

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2026-04-01 17:50:22 CEST

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yup, so in other words it assumes you'd use 100% of your quota, which most likely won't happen. Unless you burn tokens just to burn them 😅
I mean with the rolling 5h limit, you'd need to use the limit to 100% for each 5h slot. Doable but impractical.
So if you'd use in average 50% of the limit for each slot, you'd get value for half of the dollar number mentioned.

2026-03-31 06:15:31 CEST

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How is that 5k calculated? Do you get there if you max out every 5 hour slot 24/7?

2026-02-09 06:56:03 CET

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I agree with the easy customization. That was one of the main points for me moving away from xmonad. The configuration in Haskell was just a little much 😅

2026-02-08 13:43:21 CET

@npub1fmx…wp74 so are you now rocking the Omarchy with Hyprland? If so, how's it going?
Inspired by your example I switched my wm to Hyprland on Ubuntu. The switch hasn't done without problems but I'm kinda digging it. Although with multiple monitors I find the way Hyprland ties the workspaces to monitors to be kinda stupid. And had to do lots of config to make them behave more like in xmonad. But I guess that's what you get when you use one wm for 15 years and then change 😅.

2026-02-08 09:17:00 CET

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That's just weird. Do you have like AGENTS.md or instruction files etc context for the bot that tells it that kind stuff?

2026-01-10 23:18:36 CET

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tiling window manager talk! Nice ❤️.
Long live xmonad! You only need to learn a bit of haskell to configure it and you're off to the races.
(Get yours free at any free os near you)

2025-12-06 15:24:35 CET

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Extended group vibe coding? 😋

2025-10-29 21:06:18 CET

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did you ask AI 😉

2025-02-19 06:24:47 CET

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Nice!

2025-02-18 20:33:33 CET

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I want @npub1fmx…wp74's comment on this 😄

2025-02-15 09:50:37 CET

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About the chapter p-pixel tracking images.
Dunno how people in general listen to podcasts, but at least I listen like 98% screen off, so no chapter images will get loaded when I listen.
Then again I might browse the chapters before or after listening separately. So the stats for me would be totally screwed up 😄.
But I guess it doesn't really matter considering how ad-tracking stats generally are 🤷
Doesn't really matter as long as the advertisers buy it.

2025-01-10 12:24:48 CET

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Wait a minute. What's the secret project #2?

2025-01-04 11:44:47 CET

@npub1rcn…dw4h Protecting your css from the main site and prevent your css from leaking to the main site. How about web components and shadow dom? That should do it 😅

2024-11-23 20:30:56 CET

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Ok 👌. I have no experience with 🍎

2024-11-23 15:48:42 CET

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I guess ymmv, but I just tried on my Pixel 8 pro and no need to hassle with picture in picture or even go to home screen.
Play yt video on brave and put screen off, seems to just keep playing. You can even pause and resume from the lock screen.
Although I do remember times when it hasn't worked that way. Go figure 😅

2024-11-23 09:53:31 CET

@npub1rcn…dw4h try listening YouTube videos on your browser instead of the YT app. At least on Android you can listen in the background that way ☝️

2024-11-17 13:09:34 CET

@npub1rcn…dw4h ditch the unity wm and try out xmonad. There's a wm that don't get in your way 😄.
I started using it 10 years ago and haven't looked back 👀

2024-10-24 18:26:20 CEST

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What data about the listeners are you exactly sharing with the creators that require an account? 🤔

2024-10-20 15:56:59 CEST

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Ok, that's some new next level cors stuff 😅. Never even ran into that before. Apparently those requests that img tag etc do that can show images from cross-origin without cors are called opaque requests (because js can't see the response). And orb is some heuristic to block those for some reason 🤷.
New shit every day 😄.

2024-10-18 18:49:30 CEST

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Why would you need cors for images? 🤔 Just showing an img tag doesn't require cors. You'd only need cors if you'd want to do image editing on your users browser or something like that.
If you do, what the hell are you up to now? 😄