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abnercoimbre
5mo ago
Yep, I also know of multiple devs going into nursing. It used to be the other way around!
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abnercoimbre
5mo ago
Could you expand? I couldn't find anything relevant after a few search attempts.
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The AI Phone Assault Has Begun
(alanwsmith.com)
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Cyberdeck Design Log #1
(strangelyentangled.com)
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6mo ago
Nitpicking but early 60s still seems perfectly fine? I’d start the offramping between 66 - 70. Fully pass the baton by 70, basically.
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No more excuses, it's time to switch to Linux
(gardinerbryant.com)
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abnercoimbre
6mo ago
As a community organizer for systems programmers: welcome to my world! I've finally made some headway after a decade, helped by the mass layoff apocalypse. (Turns out social skills help you stay solvent.)
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6mo ago
And there are legal remedies to create deterrents without a court. Boycotts, journalism or new competition.
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Put away your phone and play Pokémon on your Nintendo DS instead
(alexwennerberg.com)
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6mo ago
I'm pleased with OBOOK5. It runs Obook OS which is a Linux OS. Never nagged me to connect to WiFi or anything, I simply plugged a cable to transfer my local stuff. Also hearing good things about XTEINK X4.
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The Value of a Performance Oracle
(wingolog.org)
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6mo ago
Well, I'm sure we can peel at an onion here. That might be an obvious reason, but what about classic FOMO? "Everyone is moving fast, and here I am slow as a turtle."
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abnercoimbre
6mo ago
> we are no willing longer afford the time to learn the hard way Do we have well-informed suggestions as to why?
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It's OK to compare floating-points for equality
(lisyarus.github.io)
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Visualizing the Length of the Fine Print, for 14 Popular Apps (and Books)
(lemmy.ml)
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6mo ago
Very on-the-nose too. How did it get past editorial review?
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6mo ago
Recent shows or movies make it there regularly!
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The Privacy Black Hole: Third-Party Doctrine
(incognitocat.me)
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6mo ago
Thank you for the belly laugh.
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abnercoimbre
6mo ago
Stand strong. Plenty of us working towards healthy offline communities.
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Time to Start Treating Dev Machines as Untrusted
(worklifenotes.com)
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6mo ago
I know Chrome / Chrome-adjacent googlers who swear by Firefox.
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Bullshit Debt
(elliotmorris.net)
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6mo ago
Not quite there myself, but I'm gearing up my homelab to host a media server with tailscale. EDIT: I guess I could collect CDs again and rip them!
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Going from streaming music to collecting CDs
(stitching.bearblog.dev)
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6mo ago
> Also, basically no one makes router hardware in the US I find that surprising! What was the CHIPS Act for? I agree with your remaining statements.
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The FCC's Router Crackdown Shouldn't Surprise Anyone in Cybersecurity
(kylereddoch.me)
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abnercoimbre
6mo ago
Many of us screamed we were overpaid plumbers. May we now reap our just desserts.
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abnercoimbre
6mo ago
Yep, time to flag.
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abnercoimbre
7mo ago
Hear, hear!
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