agilob

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   by agilob 5y ago

   My parents and grandparents have something ecological, made probably in 1950 or 1960 and in late 1990s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground-coupled_heat_exchanger It doesn't need plastic or electricity to work
2. 872.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   wow, compare it with current fires in Greece
3. 873.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   but my cost of living is now higher when Im using more electricity and water at home, and i had to refurbish my room for home office.
4. 874.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   and electricity and water and water cooler breaks
5. 875.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   Yes, one or two developers stayed after 2 years
6. 876.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   One company I worked for decided to drastically change their product direction, meaning no more backend and frontend devs. They fired (made redundant) 50% of devs, devops, dbadmin and some automation testers. 45% left voluntarily in the nex
7. 877.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   This page promotes companies that make it impossible or very hard to delete accounts or data https://backgroundchecks.org/justdeleteme/
8. 878.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   Will Edrogan use this to remove pictures where he is presented in bad light?
9. 879.▲
   by agilob 5y ago

   Mozilla is killing firefox by introducing hostile behaviour, breaking user expectations, not delivering on promises and ignoring voices of MANY users. I used to be firefox user since Phoenix, but I gave up on it after 89 when context menus
10. 880.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    >a single cluster correctly Can you elaborate?
11. 881.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    darknet diaries has a few episodes with similar stories. Check this one out https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/97/ not about a company targeting people, but similar pathological behaviour
12. 882.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    >What was their justification for being like that? The more tools people are allowed to install and use, the less standardised software development. Meanwhile we didn't even have common source code formatting pattern and single Java
13. 883.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    I expect other programmers to learn and master tools they use 50 times per day. You should be getting more efficient, productive and make fewer mistakes with languages, frameworks and tools you use daily. If you prefer sourcetree, be it, bu
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    by agilob 5y ago

    Funny enough, one argument against cli git was 'vim' as commit text editor ;) Maybe emacs would convince them!
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    by agilob 5y ago

    It was in a very old fashion and regulated working environment where developers and testers aren't allowed to install whatever they want. Software installers can be whitelisted after a review is done. It included things like: licence O
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    by agilob 5y ago

    I feel you. I was recently hired to help with svn to git migration and Java upgrades from 5-7 to 8 (due to my previous experience with such migrations). When I joined they already had a plan. They told me no one will be using command line.
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    by agilob 5y ago

    No PR with name that would suggest the fix in the client https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/pulls?q=is%3Apr+... and no PR from OP in the opensource part of the server https://github.com/si
18. 888.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    I have 5 android devices at home, 3 of them are android 4.4, not planning to upgrade until hardware fails. One LG phone doesn't even get updates for google play
19. 889.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    Remember how youtube-dl and torrent tracker nyaa were DMCAed from GitHub?
20. 890.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    2 networks have 5G in my city, my network has no immediate plans to introduce 5G here.
21. 891.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    RedHat once committed wrong value of MTWO variable, it was 2, there was another variable called TWO which also had value of 2. It was fixed a few months later with a commit like "change value of MTWO to -2".Sorry, but can't f
22. 892.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    I don't know technicalities, but we have this in Wales. There are tunnels on top of which we have railways. The tunnels have power cables and fiberoptic cables. Sometimes they flood in west-mid Wales, last I know and remember was 2012
23. 893.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    After Snowden leaked the documents a group of voluneers created a project to watch the watchers. They started scraping data from public profiles, social media, job offers etc. They were harassed for it, project was taken under wikileaks umb
24. 894.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    The specs look good enough to smoothly run The Witcher 3 in 720p (screen size).
25. 895.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    Screen is 720p by default, but it can be used as a gaming laptop, which is really cool. I hope this will be new PSP
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    by agilob 5y ago

    Broken planes fall down, while satellites create space debris.
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    by agilob 5y ago

    3. Quality of service in your country is so bad that you wouldn't watch it legally for free. If I remember correctly, in some EU countries GoT was available only with reader - no native English and subtitles, all episodes destroyed by
28. 898.▲
    by agilob 5y ago

    Nothing has been solved because of corporational. Things are more complicated, Netflix made it more complicated, then HBO/Sky, Disney+, Amazon came and it's all nightmare again. Geolocking, lack of standardised translation service
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    by agilob 5y ago

    >it's trained on all GitHub public code (so public repos hosted on GH) This is exactly what I meant. >none of the things you enumerate are hosted on GH. Plenty of them on GH, if not src then magnet links
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    by agilob 5y ago

    I'm not asking about legality of posting the code, but reuse of this by the AI and users of the AI. "All public repositories" is a wide net full of surprises.