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by Squeeeez 1y ago
I feel like this is a common enough pattern with well-known translations from one form to the others, that a compiler might optimize it one way or the other. Or is it still too high-level for even modern awesome compilers/interpreters?
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
People here claiming "stick the ISP modem in a microwave oven, put on a tin foil hat and use your own device" -- do you truly, 100% trust that nobody but you has access to said "own" device?
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
What do you mean by a "private" service? And what kind of monitoring?
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
Yeah, my bad, I got lost and frustrated while scrolling endlessly and trying to keep track of what was part of what. Look, clearly you are happy with the results, so all good for you.
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
Does anyone feel like paying $274 and checking if the domains search allows gmail, hotmail etc? :o)
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
The same here... What alternatives are there?
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
From the graph there, it seems like traffic peaked in 2013, and has been declining ever since. Blaming AI sounds a bit contrived IMHO. And from having tried to contribute on several of their sites, it felt like they did not welcome casual h
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
> Microsoft isn't thought of as evil anymore Maybe you don't think of it like that, but please remember that, especially with some decisions made in the past months, more and more people are turning away from everything Microso
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
Thank you for taking the time to answer so kindly
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
I went through the documentation and started a test project with it as I love the idea. Something about it bothers me, and I can't put it into words. Maybe it's due to not understanding enough about what is happening behind the sc
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
Not only companies sadly.
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
I do often wonder how outsourcing such work to private contractor companies, who then suddenly have power over government branches, is supposed to work out.
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by Squeeeez 1y ago
Detention is already bad enough, but then reading something like this: https://bleedingcool.com/comics/british-comic-creator-r-e-bu... "While every item in her bag was swabbed and dismantled, she was subjected to
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Ever heard of violentmonkey? Sounds like a good opportunity for userscripts
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
From what you wrote, it would be interesting if FreeBSD might be something you might enjoy more. Better SMP support, ports, Linux emulation for example
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
On top of uBlock origin, I can also recommend plugins to remove tracking elements from the URL, remove cookies, and running an own unbound + adblock (or similar). Sadly then this becomes hard to maintain for non-IT people (i.e. the majority
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
What kind of punishment does HR get if they reject good candidates? I had a discussion with an HR person the other day, she was claiming things like "oh we would just paste their CV into chatgpt and ask whether we should hire them&quot
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
First investor/manager went: so... Ideally it would be 100%, but we all know how the last 20% take 80% of the time, so, how about we ship a pre-release at 80% and see what customers think? Second manager: ok so those guys did a pre-rel
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
So, which browser are you using?
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Not too sure - I would have guessed that most of the messages are written once, read by the constant number of participants (say 1-100 or so) and then they disappear off the screen and are never accessed again, ever. Maybe a few people will
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Nitpicking on your one claim that "taxi prices were transparent" - in some countries, maybe. In others, taxi drivers still have very creative ways of scamming their customers, with or without meter. This was actually the main reas
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Terrorists and secret service agents both at the same time: "Ok ChatGPT, where, when and how would be the best way for the next attack?"
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Sending encrypted messages with that cursive algorithm
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
As I understand it, what you get with this is a pre-installed VM image. Please correct me if I am wrong.
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Please. Feeling better already. No more acid down my throat. Please. See. I'll even sing if you insist.
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
And yet it has so many concepts which are still lacking in other systems. Well, here's to hoping that they can make enough of a living from their work to afford hobbyist licensing some time in the future again.
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Maybe what you wrote is clear to other LINQ users, but as a short feedback, your point is not easily understandable for people who don't know much about it. As in, from outside, it looks like you are in there way deep, but it might nee
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Still bitter about them ditching nearly all hobbyist licensing like they did. Sigh.
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by Squeeeez 2y ago
Is this some kind of new clickbait title? Something "can" "sometimes" do something (already 0 information) - ooor sometimes it also does the opposite. The only possibility not allowed is that it would not make any differ

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