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by _def 11mo ago
I think I've sort of come to this conclusion which gives myself more inner peace but I haven't exactly gotten better at communicating my thoughts, hence it feels like others often assume I'd "play" as most do, but i
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by _def 11mo ago
I swear I've never seen the waterfall dissappear. I've never seen agile work out so far. I don't say it can't work. But I haven't seen it yet. What I really want is to be able to do the things I'm good at. Usua
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by _def 11mo ago
That's not making any sense as it presumes the arguments here are not based on science and common sense of experts, which is not the case.
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by _def 11mo ago
What do people often get wrong about decoupling capacitors?
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by _def 11mo ago
Solid advice, thank you very much.
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by _def 11mo ago
You wrote about "small, honest teams" - the older I get the more I get the hunch that small teams/companies are a great way to go for me. Basically, choose some field you enjoy working in, with people you like. Any thoughts o
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by _def 11mo ago
Tangential, but anyone can suggest their favorite SQL client? Many years ago on Windows I enjoyed HeidiSQL, and while you can kind of use it with wine, it doesn't make a stable impression to me. Recently I found mycli[1], which seems s
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by _def 11mo ago
> The exact ratio is not 14, but it’s as close to 14 as a standard floating point number can be. How do you get around limitations like that in science?
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by _def 11mo ago
unfortunately quite inefficient, I'm sure higher framerates must be possible (at least when running in docker, maybe that's the bottleneck, but I hesitated to run this on my machine directly)
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by _def 1y ago
Is that possible with the chip used here? > What are the camera's specs? > The camera has a 16MP resolution, 4656 x 3496 pixels. It uses a Sony IMX519 CMOS sensor.
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by _def 1y ago
> who said he was on psych meds (true though he is nonviolent with no history) I don't understand the connection here
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by _def 1y ago
> In this test, the framework responds with the simplest of responses: a "Hello, World" message rendered as plain text. What a ridiculous comparison. You either don't know what you are talking about, or are a troll. Maybe
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by _def 1y ago
These are two very different cost factors. Scrapers don't use the available data dumps, that's why they scrape. They are also kind of dumb as they get lost in link structures constantly, which leads to unecessary traffic spikes.
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by _def 1y ago
On XMPP, I agree. I think requirements also changed a lot over the years with smartphones and mobile internet access everywhere. And yeah it's definitely possible, but it's a lot of work, both technically and from an organizationa
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by _def 1y ago
As of lately, Spaces are now supported in Element X which possibly brings it to feature parity (at least I wouldn't know what's missing, and I've been using Element X now for some months because of these plans)
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by _def 1y ago
I think these two topics need to be looked at a bit separately, similar to for example WhatsApp, where you have e2ee but there are still lots of privacy risks. In the matrix ecosystem, as far as I understand, having only one user from the m
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by _def 1y ago
The atmosphere of this reminded me of the game Outer Wilds
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by _def 1y ago
Generally speaking, a signature is cryptographically signed, when a checksum value is encrypted with the owners private key. The according public key should ideally be distributed in a chain-of-trust, so it can be obtained through a trusted
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by _def 1y ago
What you describe as "hate" can work much more efficient when coming from a somewhat loving competitiveness, I think.
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by _def 1y ago
Currently to me it seems that neoliberalism is exactly the mechanic that enables that populism and authoritarianism - is this the connection you see as unfounded? (I am genuinely asking, to understand your point of view)
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by _def 1y ago
How does this kind of watering hole work? It doesn't look like it's just a hole where rain ends up
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by _def 1y ago
Of course you are free to do that, but doesn't that make the situation worse for everyone?
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by _def 1y ago
What are you seeing?
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by _def 1y ago
I'm not sure if Turkey and Thailand were concepts as we have them today 12,000 years ago.
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by _def 1y ago
That quote is the only thing you have to read of that article besides the headline.
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by _def 1y ago
Took me a moment to realize this is not about LoRa.
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by _def 1y ago
Seems like it's time for more linux on phones and less android
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by _def 1y ago
Huh i found a dead end, 404
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by _def 1y ago
vertical tabs never really worked for me. What would you say are the biggest benefits for you?
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by _def 1y ago
> A lot of people think they are required to seed, and for some reason that scare the hell of them. Some of the reasons consists of lawyers sending put costly cease and desist letters even to "legitimate" users

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