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by 9dev 6mo ago
Do you have anything to support that claim? Carbon taxes are a theoretically effective mechanism to tilt the markets towards more sustainable means of production, that is something most economists agree on; alas, practically they are often
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by 9dev 6mo ago
CraftCMS for example is a great example of what you can achieve with PHP; there's Directus or Strapi for headless CMS, for example; or Ghost, Contentful, Storyblok and more as SaaS alternatives.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
I have been one of the maintainers of a moderately successful CMS back in the day, but there are definitely well-groomed alternatives that have popped up a lot more recently than that, especially from the headless variety. I'm convince
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by 9dev 6mo ago
There are great standard CMSes that do everything technically better than Wordpress (not that it's harder to jump higher than a rock, but hey). That's not the hard part. Every developer should build a good CMS once. The hard par
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by 9dev 6mo ago
While I also view this development critically, why do you assume AI will be unable to fix the issues eventually?
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by 9dev 6mo ago
> how do I maximise a window on macos with my keyboard? System settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Window > Fill. Default on my machine is fn+control+f, but you can also reassign that there of course (which AFAIK is so
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by 9dev 6mo ago
I mean, all of this is available in MacOS as well, and configurable even—your main complaint seems to be that it works differently from Windows? MacOS is a different operating system with different paradigms; instead of a start menu, you&#x
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Huh? Of all the wonky shit about my Mac, the flawless keyboard navigation is really none of that
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Humans are really bad at counting groups larger than five ( might be related to the amount of things you can point on at once). So the choice of using ten polygons seems suboptimal to me, especially given the 12 hour system used. I think u
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by 9dev 6mo ago
That's just a myth, by the way: http://www.goodmath.org/blog/2015/07/21/arabic-numerals-have...
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Crack is the best thing you ever can try, my friend, trust me! It’s not addictive at all.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
No, that falls flat. A car can be produced by a sufficiently motivated group of people with reasonable funds. A competitive frontier model cannot. And in contrast to the car, you don’t even get to own the model, you can only purchase access
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by 9dev 6mo ago
The point is that the Petrodollar system requires countries to buy US treasuries to be able to buy oil. That is what makes borrowing cheap for the US, and what keeps the dollar demand up.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
But what’s your expectations here? Should companies pretend LLMs don’t exist and just continue as before, or do we need some way of acknowledging there’s a new technology that, when put to good use, can increase productivity?
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Traders could start buying their oil using Yuan, for example. That’s not a theoretical anymore
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Maybe. Alternatively, things will veer further towards centralisation because that is where all the VCs bet on getting their investments back, and where they historically have seen the most revenue. I’m not convinced AI follows the same tra
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Skills no longer needed… as long as you have access to an AI model provided by a handful of companies at an arbitrary rate; with training cost so high that only huge corporations have the funds to pull it off, building an ever-growing moat
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Hey, workflow buddy! I do the exact same. I feel seriously handicapped without these shortcuts.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
> the Department of War is saying that military commanders have to decide what is safe for its AI to do, not a private company. But how could they be more competent to make this decision than the private company creating said AI? This is
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by 9dev 6mo ago
That’s a great idea! It should be a General Data Protection Regulation, I suppose.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
This. There's a very specific group of twisted people that drive this, but equating that with the entire EU is flat out wrong.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
They might be a special case considering the audience, books, author, actors, and the movies themselves grew alongside each other; it’s pretty singular, I think.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Who is "we"? Given the EU is the single largest foreign market openly accessible to the USA and all that money y’all invested into your pension ETFs needs constant growth to avoid shrinking, and the EU is your best bet on that… I’
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by 9dev 6mo ago
If you expand your scope a bit from just developer tooling, you’ll notice a lot of scenarios where an agent running somewhere as a service may need to invoke commands elsewhere, in other apps, or maybe provided by a customer in a bring-your
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Actually Intune handles MacOS reasonably well, you don’t need Jamf; that’s the way we went, and it’s okay-ish for the most part. By far the annoyingest thing is getting Macs bought before we went down the Business Manager integration route
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by 9dev 6mo ago
People fooled by an expectation of quality extrapolated from their end-user experience. Alternatively, people who have to carry out orders from managers who never have to interact with it personally.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Oh please. Unless you’ve never opened system settings and got the device with a user account pre-configured for you, you have been exposed to iCloud several times. Does it make one especially edgy to pretend to use an Apple device while nev
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by 9dev 6mo ago
I feel like most Americans don't appreciate the financial constraints under which European startups are operating :) The median series A is something like 1–6 million Euros over here. You have to seriously consider what you spend money
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by 9dev 6mo ago
yeah, but that wouldn't be honest. Slack is more pleasant to use, but not 6k more pleasant to use. I'd rather put up with Teams and get my devs a raise instead.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
We've got a lot of billionaires with a higher balance on their bank accounts though, so you can't say it was all for nothing

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