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1. Plane – Open-source Jira alternative Total comment counts : 29 Summary The article introduces the open-source software development tool called Plane Mobile, which is designed to help manage issues, sprints, and product roadmaps. It is trusted by over 1000 teams in more than 100 countries. Plane offers a simple user interface and can be customized to fit different workflows. It also provides features like Cycles and Modules to support different project management methodologies....

1. Fly.io Postgres cluster down for 3 days, no word from them about it Total comment counts : 60 Summary The article is a compilation of comments and experiences from users who have been facing issues with the Fly app. They report problems with health checks, machines being in a stopped state, inability to restart or destroy instances, and errors when trying to redeploy the app. Some users have managed to restore availability to their app by scaling and allocating more virtual machines (VMs), but the bad VMs remain in an indeterminate state....

1. Kevin Mitnick has died Total comment counts : 198 Summary The article discusses a website that is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. It mentions that certain actions, such as submitting a specific word or phrase, a SQL command, or malformed data, can trigger a security block. The reader is advised to contact the site owner, providing details of what they were doing when the block occurred and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of the page....

1. ASUS to manufacture and sell Intel’s NUC products Total comment counts : 42 Summary Intel has announced a term sheet agreement with ASUS to manufacture, sell, and support the Next Unit of Compute (NUC) 10th to 13th generation systems product line. The agreement also includes the development of future NUC system designs. Intel is pivoting its strategy to enable ecosystem partners like ASUS to continue innovating and growing the NUC systems product line....

1. Llama 2 Total comment counts : 106 Summary The article introduces Llama 2, the next generation of an open-source language model. Llama 2 is available for free for research and commercial use. It includes pretrained and fine-tuned language models with different parameters. The models outperform other open-source language models on various benchmarks. Llama 2 was pretrained on publicly available online data sources and has received support from companies, cloud providers, researchers, and others who believe in an open approach to AI....

1. LazyVim Total comment counts : 51 Summary The article describes a Neovim setup called LazyVim which is made easy to customize and extend config with the help of lazy.nvim. Top 1 Comment Summary The author had become burnt out customizing their Vim settings, but was impressed by LazyVim. Within a minute of installing it, they had a fully functional IDE that felt comparable to VS Code with plugins. The author recommended LazyVim to those who find setups like nvChad or lunarVim overly complex....

1. A third of North America’s birds have vanished Total comment counts : 47 Summary error Top 1 Comment Summary The article discusses the issue of solving environmental problems, stating that the most common approach of relying on powerful entities such as governments to enact change is not effective enough. Instead, the author proposes bottom-up solutions that begin with individual actions, then move up through influential individuals and small groups to eventually affect entire towns and neighborhoods....

1. Ziplm: Gzip-Backed Language Model Total comment counts : 22 Summary The article discusses the ZipLM model which uses compression algorithms built into Python to create a language model. The model can be trained using training data or run without any training data to see what kinds of patterns the gzip algorithm likes. The article explains how the model works by converting code lengths to probabilities and discusses the Shannon Limit....

1. The FCC responds to my ATSC 3 encryption complaint – they want to hear from you Total comment counts : 22 Summary Lon Seidman is calling on people who signed a petition to object to the introduction of DRM encryption in ATSC 3.0 standard to also file a comment in the FCC’s docketing system. So far, fewer than a dozen complaints have been filed. Filing a comment in the system is easy and only takes a few minutes....

1. Thunderbird 115 “Supernova” Total comment counts : 47 Summary error Top 1 Comment Summary The author expresses skepticism about the claim that the latest version of Thunderbird email client is the fastest ever, citing the gradual decrease in speed over the years due to added features and changes to the user experience. They also note that their personal experience with Thunderbird dates back many years and that they have been using the same installation, updating and cloning it to other units....