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by agilob 1y ago
In two companies we already gave up on Dart and Flutter because of how it's backwards incompatible is. The language and frameworks moves very fast, it develops new tools and classes before the old ones become mature enough and adopted
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by agilob 1y ago
This has always been the problem with Microsoft. Here is a rant from 2020 about Visual Studio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC-0tCy4P1U and live comparison of performance degradation while loading the same project.
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by agilob 1y ago
>Did anything even happen after the Mossack Fonseca law firm was hacked? Yes, the journalist who reported on it was killed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daphne_Caruana_Galizia#Panama_...
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by agilob 2y ago
They knew they can't beat DeepSeek 2 months ago https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1i88g4y/meta_pa...
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by agilob 2y ago
That's the main reason why Valve is investing in Linux and Steam Deck.
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by agilob 2y ago
Also, lower upload rate to 5kb/s
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by agilob 2y ago
so the next step here is Bosch puts eco mode behind a paywall.
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by agilob 2y ago
>If taking a stand means sacrificing another 2-4 hours >Plus, now I have a long-term project to hack my dishwasher. So you'd rather waste more time, probably days or weeks, on a hack where Bosch can change implementation anytime,
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by agilob 2y ago
>The backdoor mandate was part of an anti organized criminality law, Bruno Retailleau (interior minister) pretend criminals use encrypted chat to communicate and so backdoor is required to intercept their communications. Terrorist attack
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by agilob 2y ago
Human error, don't worry, we will be getting rid of these pesky humans soon
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by agilob 2y ago
Today a tech lead with admin role on GH opened a PR, approved it for himself and merged it, because he could override GH rules. The PR had failing unit tests. It went straight to prod and caused 20 minutes downtime of one functionality. We
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by agilob 2y ago
>As an engineer Construction, hardware, radiation, dam and wastewater engineers are highly regulated professions. Do you take responsibility for bugs in your technology? Do you have insurance for your mistakes in professional work? Are y
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by agilob 2y ago
>The Trump administration has informed NOAA that two pivotal centers for weather forecasting will soon have their leases canceled, sources told Axios. And the work will eventually be outsourced to IBM who are working on forecasting AI mo
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by agilob 2y ago
AI isn't going to be any cheaper
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by agilob 2y ago
>the majority of a doctor's value is not in their information but their people and technical skills. Not even that, in the last years I haven't met a single doctor who would even care. Their value is now a necessary evil, they
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by agilob 2y ago
I'm super impressed how much effort DeepSeek did and how much of it they opensourced.
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by agilob 2y ago
Do not need to move anywhere. This is literally a non-issue started for fun by tiktok idiots who didn't read the ToS. Nothing in Mozillas behaviour is changing, they had to reword the ToS for legal reasons. https://old.reddi
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by agilob 2y ago
>humor too soon? C'mon USA, do something funny.
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by agilob 2y ago
Some of us also worry about energy consumption
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by agilob 2y ago
They were disappearing 6 years ago too
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by agilob 2y ago
Why don't all these new ~AI projects publish Dockerfiles and images? I've been looking at several projects recently for subtitle, image generation, voice translation, any AI coding assistant, and none of them had a out of box supp
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by agilob 2y ago
Thats quite deep for the region. TIL Baltic Sea is 55m deep on average, but 80m deep in the region where cable was cut. That also means that 2nd easiest to acquire PADI qualification is enough to dive there by yourself.
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by agilob 2y ago
In Java I use jbang https://www.jbang.dev/
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by agilob 2y ago
I heard from Polish news that Spanish government formed a dedicated team to negotiate with US and they succeed, yet Polish government wasn't interested in the talks at all despite being invited to.
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by agilob 2y ago
This is exactly what all Europeans watching US politics expected. No more, no less.
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by agilob 2y ago
The executive order talks about building new geothermal power plants to support AI infra
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by agilob 2y ago
>Are we trying to slow global competition with bad actors by restricting their ability to run compute on these. Huawei GPUs
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by agilob 2y ago
Is the comment above about every website or libgen?
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by agilob 2y ago
Don't worry, we - software developers are going to ruin the software with AI features that you will need to upgrade to Ryzen Al Max+ 395 just to run an editor.
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by agilob 2y ago
>argument that training on copyrighted data is a breach of IP laws. You pay for access to materials, not using or remembering the material in its original format.

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