Hojojo

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by Hojojo 2y ago
I don't see why small organizations should get to be more careless with my personal data than anybody else. The value of my privacy doesn't change just because of the size of the company.
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by Hojojo 2y ago
It's too late now, but you have to hit enter twice to insert line breaks. - the code in the repo ( https://github.com/akavel/clawtype ) is under AGPL-v3, so you're totally fine to iterate on this part, as long
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by Hojojo 2y ago
What you're advocating for is these 30.000 people to lose their jobs, not earn anything and starve. How does that help them? Oh, right. You don't care about them, actually. You just have this vague ideal that people should earn mo
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by Hojojo 2y ago
I've become so much more productive in my hobby programming projects, because it lets me skip over the tedious parts that suck the life out of me (boilerplate, figuring out library dependencies, etc), and I can focus on the parts that
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by Hojojo 2y ago
I don't see the difference there. Whether I've written all the code myself or an AI wrote all of it, my name will be on the commit. I'll be the person people turn to when they question why code is the way it is. In a pull req
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by Hojojo 2y ago
Getting a domain is no more difficult than selecting some "easy web hosting and email" bundle on a site and paying for it with bank transfer, credit card or whatever. There's an entire industry around this. I've met plen
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by Hojojo 2y ago
There is ErsatzTV which works with Jellyfin (see the clients page) https://ersatztv.org/docs/intro It was pretty janky the last time I tried it last year though. When it worked, it was awesome, but when things didn&#x2
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by Hojojo 2y ago
Wow, that sounds awesome. I'm jealous.
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by Hojojo 2y ago
You're also contributing to weapons that can be used to fight violent dictators like Putin when he invades yet another country (or the same one again). I'll never understand the West's public aversion to military R&D and
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by Hojojo 2y ago
I always wonder what that must be like. There is no authority I trust and believe as much as they do Fox News or Trump. There's no simple answer, no easy solution. Trying to figure out what actually happened can take days, weeks, even
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by Hojojo 2y ago
And yet they're being told to say/think/do every single day by Trump, Fox News, and the rest of conservative or alt right media, including people like Alex Jones and Joe Rogan. They love being told what to think.
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by Hojojo 2y ago
There's always the French foreign legion. Ukraine has one too.
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by Hojojo 2y ago
Was it Don Mattrick, the head of Xbox at the time who left Microsoft two months after unveiling the Xbox One? https://www.digitalspy.com/videogames/e3/a489371/microsoft-e... > Microsoft executive Don Mattr
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by Hojojo 2y ago
The post title butchers the article title which I think explains why this was necessary: "The Carcinisation of PlayStation Is Complete: Say Hello to ‘Playstacean’" The original video's title was "I built a Playstacean&qu
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by Hojojo 2y ago
I've used my MacBook without an Apple ID for years and it works fine. When you install a fresh copy of MacOS, they don't force you into bullshit hoops like having to disconnect your WiFi or running some bat script just to get the
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by Hojojo 2y ago
Why would you put rule of law in quotations like that? The rule of law matters. Even if it doesn't matter to you or Trump.
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by Hojojo 2y ago
Because laws should matter. Laws should apply to members of government too. Unless you're suggesting it's totally fine for Trump and his administration to be above the law. In which case the whole discussion is moot, because then
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by Hojojo 2y ago
I quite like my current system. One word naming the topic or area or system that was changed, then colon separated with a very short sentence giving a summary of the changes, then two lines later (if necessary), a bullet point list of the m
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by Hojojo 2y ago
From how I understand it, pigs became taboo because they are a common disease vector. There's nothing fundamentally different between pigs, horses, and cows/bulls which would otherwise motivate banning one over the other. One co
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by Hojojo 2y ago
The rest of the comment was clearly framed in a way that any cost of not having types might as well not exist. Reinforced by the very first sentence of how one should be afraid of introducing types.
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by Hojojo 2y ago
Conversely, do you also consider the downsides and consequences of not having types? If you don't, then you're blind to whole categories of issues. As a good engineer, you need to be able to reason both ways to come to a reasonabl