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2y ago
> The current government has been eroding rights of its citizens like a clockwork. Please, elaborate.
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2y ago
> The current government has been eroding rights of its citizens like a clockwork. Please, elaborate.
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7bit
2y ago
Fuck captchas
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7bit
2y ago
Outlook lets you add aliases, but your real name is still in the display name if you send out emails.
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2y ago
> Meanwhile, the rest of the company is super annoyed because nothing ever works without three extra rounds with the IT department This is such an uninformed and ignorant opinion. 1. Permission concepts don't always involve IT. In
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7bit
2y ago
There's a setting that disabled checks on save or something. I found that somewhere it it speeds up everything so much. I'm too noob to tell you if it has any downsides tho
907.
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7bit
2y ago
Nothing is wrong. Commenter is generalizing and shelling out "hot" takes
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7bit
2y ago
> Even IF you know PHP you would not pick it over the more modern alternatives in 2024. That really depends on the use-case. If you need a batteries-included web framework, the top 3 that come to mind are Spring (Java), Django (Python) a
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2y ago
> a modern sysadmin role As a sysadmin, I feel attacked. DevOps is not a modern used version of the sysadmin. It's a different shade with different expertise to apply to a slightly different field that what a sysadmin does. I'v
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2y ago
Indeed, thanks.
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7bit
2y ago
ALT-3 ♥ Unfortunately, for some reason unbeknownst to me, this doesn't work any longer on Windows 10+11
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7bit
2y ago
Oh boi, your comment is nothing but uninformed propaganda. AVM is way past "home-grown" with sales of over 620 millions and a profit of 60-80 millions. The owners have been preparing to selling AVM for a year now, to a private equ
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7bit
2y ago
Sounds like a contractual thing, not like a bundler thing. The client should always include a clause into the contract that the client must hand all work over after closing the partnership.
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7bit
2y ago
DRF is cancer. Try doing anything simple with DRF and you got subclasses over subclasses with overrides and overrides. I hate DRF with all my heart. DRF works only, if you intend to exactly match your model. If deviate just a little bit, th
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2y ago
Where do you feel Django is harder to deploy? I have a different experience and think both are equally deployable.
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2y ago
> I thought maybe I was resistant because I drink so much water, haha. I hope that was a joke.
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2y ago
> There was a book “C Interfaces and Implementations” by David R. Hanson and he put it so: there are user errors (input/data errors), program bugs (things we 'assert') and everything else are exceptions. So a non-existent
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2y ago
> Also, there is little fundamentally different between throwing an exception and returning an error result. Thank you. I was about to reply the same. The most notable difference is that from a usage-perspective is that exceptions bubble
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2y ago
Yet, the Gen ai image producers have no understanding of anything and draw human anatomy convincingly very often. Yin other words, you're wrong. AI does not need anatomy knowledge, that's not how any of this works. They just need
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7bit
2y ago
Teams works in Firefox. However, Firefox on Android is not supported.
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7bit
2y ago
Or use PowerShell where LS returns a bunch of objects, and say goodbye to string parsing forever.
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2y ago
I haven't read the article. This isn't surprising in the least. Pizza is readily available everywhere in Italy, and the quality is not just a little higher, it's extremely better than Dominos. So why would anyone pay more mon
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2y ago
Yes, it is non-deterministic from our point of view, because OpenAI does not let us set the seed.
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7bit
2y ago
Every project that says it's "secure" is already a complete joke in itself. The multi billion companies who say that about themselves, can't even uphold that statement despite their infinite resources. "Secure"
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2y ago
> Vegetable oils aren’t safe for human consumption in any form. Yeah, I'd need to see some sources for your claim.
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2y ago
> You’re simple stating the shared delusion of obese people who can’t confront accountability. None of the factors you’ve mentioned require anybody to have a donut and a milkshake for breakfast every morning. I'm not saying that. I&
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2y ago
> People who lead obese lifestyles can simply decide to lead a more healthy lifestyle. This is a greatly simplified POV and also incorrect. Lifestyle is influenced by a lot of things that are not merely choices. Stress, depressions, addi
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2y ago
It will never reach critical mass.
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2y ago
The two are not related. Signal has no proper backup and restore, otherwise you could have restored.mulziple times over. It's one of the things that piss me off about signal. Just give me a fucking Backup that I can restore on android
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2y ago
I read "a gun" and was wondering if it's really that many people that would warrant writing an article about it.
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