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by 0xedd 3y ago
I get taxed on it for being in luxury class. It is above all other sedans price range. It's luxury.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Still got ways to go in coding, compared to chatgpt4 and copilot. Also doesn't back down when caught lying.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
You misread. Google paid Apple more. That's why Apple turned Bing sale offer down. Google search results are horrible! For some time now they bump dummy websites that copycat original work and simply litter the site with ads. Even with
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Time to put Voltage (the garbage integration Vertica uses for the same purpose) out of business. It's such a horribly documented and needlessly complex tool. Even their engineer had a hard time clarifying unknowns.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
You guys are too sensitive.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
> code style > personal You missed the point of code style.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Nice! Thanks!
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by 0xedd 3y ago
They threw DB[s] and Kafka into the mix. Python would get them the same net gain, if not more, with less dev cost. Python's I/O workloads perform on par with Go/NodeJS (See FastAPIs 3rd party quarterly benchmarks as an exampl
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Easy to learn hard to master syndrome. Your comment says nothing. * GIL - Your use case more than likely reimplements one wheel or another. Whatever compute you're doing should be deferred to the right tool (DB, queue, etc). Otherwise,
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by 0xedd 3y ago
You forgot the prefix "speaking out of a bias for MS". Chat app wasn't bundled with office. The base version only came with word, excel and powerpoint. MS is striving to make Teams a default Windows app. It is a default Offic
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by 0xedd 3y ago
The amount of corpo brainwash in the comments is amazing: "If it's so important... jump through a hoop... and another... and another". Fact remains - Google is unique in its constraint. It gives no added value over competitor
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Advocate for closure of nuclear plants in Germany and sign deal to fund coal company. All through shell corps, media and political brib... Sorry, campaign funds.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
ChatGPT helps Cybercriminals with grammar to form high quality phishing emails. Some trained a model on malware and sell it to aid in malware development and email composition. Summarized the bloated thing in two sentences. Garbage site. Ga
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by 0xedd 3y ago
I love how well the absolute majority of these sites render on a phone. What did front end modernize? Wasted resources?
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Great opportunity to take the plunge into a Linux phone, like Pinephone. Still in beta quality but with more people, more can be done. Personally, I daily drive it with compromise. Had I been a secretary, it wouldn't cut it.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Because the desktop OS is used for so much more. But if the core functionality is missing, the point is lost. A better analogy, as you like to play games, is a VPN company releasing their app as open source, after being critiqued for privac
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by 0xedd 3y ago
The difference is one is planned. Google promotes dependency on their services. There are alternatives to gapps. There are also alternatives to paved roads. The problem is they add more hoops to jump through. They care about the 99 percenti
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by 0xedd 3y ago
It's part of a long term plan. A couple of years ago I noticed the same decision in Control Panel help links. They do not allow choosing a different Open With other than Microsoft programs. Even though I had some other browser installe
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by 0xedd 3y ago
The issue is that [non-tech] people don't go around changing OSes. So long as PCs come with a default of user-hostile-OS-1 or user-hostile-OS-2, the question of "Linux year of the desktop, when?" is invalid. That said, be res
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Maybe it's because the tiny strip of land doesn't warrant so much attention. Coupled with facts like Jordan is also part of Palestine and is 4 times larger than Israel. Or basically just reading a history book rather than watch CN
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by 0xedd 3y ago
The banking industry makes 25 times more profit than all other industries around the world combined. It has no competition and abuses this fact. Isn't it interesting how little awareness this issue has?
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by 0xedd 3y ago
3k complaints for 3 million cars? "Only verbal" (common practice)? Sounds like click bait more than anything.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
All of these are basic requirements. Yet they're available for use only after AWS specific proficiency. Why do I need an AWS setting to permit DB access when the DB had that feature already? I don't need the extra layer of complex
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by 0xedd 3y ago
No. Adults aren't made of sugar. Meaning was clear and professional using layman terms.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Most managers don't care for people like you. Companies sell their product. Another successful fiscal year. Irregardless of the absolute shit code base, wasteful architecture and gaping security vulnerabilities.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Use a Linux phone. Contribute. My bank has a website.
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by 0xedd 4y ago
Clueless, to say the least. Humans tasked with the same, having no extra information (aka context) will, on average, perform worse. If an AI performs better than the average human, why should I hire you? Both err, one is orders of magnitude
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by 0xedd 4y ago
because both of you narrow visioned the scenario to what you do daily. it is a common use case to ssh from a jump server, use ssh based CLI tools and debugging. the issue stems from windows users who are coupled to GUIs. the behavior patter
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by 0xedd 4y ago
Step 1: Don't use Windows, Mac or Android.
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by 0xedd 4y ago
Damn, someone better call up Mozart and let him know his compositions are canceled. Big Ego Olivie sentenced his non-creations as notes used elsewhere.

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