agile-gift0262

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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
When I see all these "phone ban" experiments, I always wonder, is the phone that's the issue, or is it the apps/websites tailored for engagement (a.k.a addiction)? Maybe instead of banning kids from using phones, they sh
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
We use it at our organisation and ever since we adopted it, our technical documentation is on a whole other level. That, page ownership and periodic reviews of each page by one of the page owners has made our technical documentation the onl
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
> Folks, belive me, I am not that interesting! Several of the greatest fortunes of modern capitalism have been made through surveillance of people that "are not that interesting"
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
It's a really nice implementation. I wish it manages to stay alive, but I believe the owners of Tetris are quite litigious around both the game itself and the trademark. I usually play on tetris.com
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
> Graphene has your phone reboot after an uptime greater than some value you pick. It automatically reboots after the device hasn't been unlocked within the selected duration, not after certain uptime has been reached
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I think they are both great choices and it's a matter of personal preference. Do you distrust the new for-profit company that owns Gitea? Do you believe that all software should be libre? Choose Forgejo. Do you believe having a for-pro
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
It's not just to manage file versioning. Yo can define a pipeline with different stages, the dependencies and outputs of each stage and DVC will figure out which stages need running depending on what dependencies have changed. Stages c
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
This is great. And not just for kids. I think I'll copy the idea for my music and film collection. Picking up something and tapping somewhere feels like a nicer experience than navigating menus. I wish my e-reader had an NFC reader to
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
Or you store them away because once you've ripped them, you no longer need access to the physical item. So there's no point on having them using up the valuable space of the living room.
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I had the same reaction. There are many reasons why I also believe OP's solution is better than the usual having a kid use the remote to navigate Disney+. Having a curated selection instead of a near infinite catalog full of noise is o
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
They still provide value, as they reduce the amount of parties you have to blindly trust and the amount of ToS and privacy policies you have to accept.
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
It reminds me of when years ago I disabled watch history on YouTube and I realised that with that, recommendations became significantly worse, which in turn made me watch YouTube less, and have a tighter control, through subscriptions, on w
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I'd prefer a society where when people say something stupid they are pointed out where they were wrong and why, instead of encouraging people to shut up
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
child abuse is not a technological issue, but a societal one. Child abuse won't stop or even be reduced by running a hash lookup or an AI model prediction before every single time a picture is sent in a chat platform. It will just intr
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
Does anybody use the social part of the social media apps anymore? In my circles, nobody was using any social media to stay in touch with anybody anymore. They were just using them to consume the media posted by people they didn't know
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
My first thought seeing the video: wow, I'd love to see something like that in person. Immediate second though: so grateful for our atmosphere
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
"<anytool> usage metric" as a target in itself sounds awful. I would not like to work in a place like that. Regarding GenAI in the company I work for, its adoption has been explored several times at different levels in diffe
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I use Signal's "note to self" as a sort of inbox for my notes system that I have on my computer. Y send the messages in the "note to self" chat, and once I process them, I add a thumbs up reaction to the message. I
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I slightly disagree with your distinction. Privacy is about minimising the amount of data collected that's visible to anyone but you. Your data stays with you and/or only you can see your data, therefore, private. Anonymity isn&#x
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I agree with many of OP's points, but I don't think OP is addressing the suggestion of using Codeberg, which I believe is a reasonable alternative to GitHub. It provides a GitHub-like experience, so it solves the OP's problem
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I hope you are not struggling with depression. And if you are, please seek professional help. Random people online won't be able to properly help you. In terms of avoiding mass surveillance, it's sad but we have to accept it will
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by agile-gift0262 2y ago
I bought them Chrome OS devices and I haven't had to do any tech support since. Phone wise, I have them on Android and I haven't had many problems, but I should have moved them to iOS when they were younger, as I find iOS UI is mo
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
I don't understand. Why not build most of the functionality in HTML + CSS and use JavaScript only for interactivity and "real time"? Hacker News is a very good example of that done right. I have JavaScript disabled and I can
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
I still do. In fact, hello from a browser with JavaScript disabled
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
> If you have time and a car, driving around Spain is very enjoyable. I've seen most of it's larger and smaller cities over the years +1. But the train, specially being in Madrid, is a very good alternative to the car to travel
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
But at least you are in control of the computer where the decryption and re-encryption is happening. They usually call it E2B (end to bridge)
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
I agree with the need for more hardware that runs free software with no black boxes. But I disagree with the single device for everything mantra. A phone and a computer have vastly different usage contexts. And until we invent some sort of
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
> Support for recursion in async fn I'm so happy about this. I can finally cleanup the workarounds
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by agile-gift0262 3y ago
I tried it and failed. I managed to convince most of the people I care about to install Signal, but not all. Also, where I live it's used for many day to day things like bookings. What I have ended up doing is bridging WhatsApp to Matr