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by aflag 2y ago
What else would it be?
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by aflag 2y ago
Copilot doesn't link to the sources. It doesn't really know what their sources are. It links to article that may be related to what it just said. Many times the sources even contradict what was said. So definitely not a source in
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by aflag 2y ago
I think saying it links its sources is a bit of a stretch. It links related articles which may or may not be the source for what it just said (also, may or may not be related :P)
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by aflag 2y ago
Is it not?
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by aflag 2y ago
Sounds a bit different than what Google is offering. Google’s look more like imoo. Which is just a standalone device made for kids. So kids can pair their devices and use the restricted set of images (emoji-like but more restricted) and fea
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by aflag 2y ago
It is for kids and not teens, after all
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by aflag 2y ago
Which apple device? I didn’t know they made watches for kids. Couldn’t find it either.
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by aflag 2y ago
Close enough to perfection. Good enough.
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by aflag 3y ago
cities: skylines 2 has mixed zones and it's easy to visualise. Just a matter of picking a new colour.
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by aflag 3y ago
In the US everyone used AIM, in Brazil everyone used MSN. Never met anyone using yahoo. ICQ was big before that (mid-90s).
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by aflag 3y ago
Fair enough. All node_modules I've worked with this far has been huge. Including everything is definitely not an option.
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by aflag 3y ago
Very few websites have optimised their assets and number of connections enough that the size of the code is the bottleneck. Moreover, code tends to be highly compressible. I doubt it really saves much bandwidth. All javascript build systems
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by aflag 3y ago
> No it isn't? You don't convert anything, you just do things at the times the locals do them. It's really not hard. Before you get used to it, when you see a time you'll have no idea what time of the day it is. Is it
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by aflag 3y ago
> It's not hard to know when you do things where you live. Some places people drive on the left, some places they drive on the right, people in different places people speak different languages, people in different places get up and
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by aflag 3y ago
Beware when buying argentinian bonds, they may pay you back in the same way.
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by aflag 3y ago
If they do things at different times, then they effectively live in a different timezone, but with the downside that’s much harder to know when it is that they are going to do things. With time zones you know that businesses will work rough
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by aflag 3y ago
The way you worded was very confusing to me as well. I also interpreted the same way. I’m not a native English speaker, though.
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by aflag 3y ago
You're not being imaginative enough. Evil Joe: Can you install this package in the system's python install? All users in the lab need it. Naive Joe: Hm... Seems harmless enough enough. Let me just install locally and check if ther
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by aflag 3y ago
Even pip install allowing arbitrary code-execution is non-obvious, although perhaps not entirely broken.
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by aflag 3y ago
I'm also from 1983 and I haven't been DDoSed
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by aflag 3y ago
> Why? Because that's what people do. One of the big reasons that build open source software is to have fun and work together with other hobbyists, some of each don't even write software professionally at all. If you want to ha
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by aflag 3y ago
I agree, very odd thing to ask. But knowing Stallman, I doubt he cares.
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by aflag 3y ago
I tend to think you're in more meetings when you WFH and they last longer. Mostly because they are inefficient. But also because people don't get to overhear what you said with someone else and end up eventually calling you on som
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by aflag 3y ago
Sending a message to someone close to you is fine. There are several reasons to do that. What's bad about remote work for me is that it's the only option.
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by aflag 3y ago
How do you socialise? Do you have a zoom call with them over lunch when everyone eats together? If you need to draw something in a piece of paper to explain a concept or how a function behaves, how do you do that? Do you share your screen a
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by aflag 3y ago
We are dozens!
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by aflag 3y ago
I'm by no means disrespectful of people who prefer to work in isolation. It's just not my preference.
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by aflag 3y ago
Yeah, Amazon is big enough that they could have a full stack group of employees always in the office and another one always remote. Almost like two companies. That's not the reality of most places though. Usually one has to pick.
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by aflag 3y ago
Work is part of social life. Your whole social life doesn't have to revolve around your best friend or wife or whatever people you chose. Living and socialising with people you didn't choose is important.
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by aflag 3y ago
I don't think hybrid is really accomodating to people who wants to be in the office. The main point in being in the office is to have all your colleagues around with you. My current place is hybrid, but thankfully my team is mostly alw

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