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alluro2
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alluro2
8mo ago
As someone for whom English is not the first language, I got stumped by the "chest freezer" and the photo of colourful bags, for good ~15 seconds, going through - "hm, must be some kind of travel thing where you bring snacks
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9mo ago
Do you mean because the previous "flagship killer" company now needed a "flagship killer" sub-brand, since they could no longer be categorised as such?
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9mo ago
I picked up "Atomic Habits" recently, tbh mostly because I've seen it being hyped all over - I was expecting it to be along the lines of "if you just do X for even 5 min every day...", but one of the early ideas tha
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9mo ago
Socialism = tyranny? Wow. I guess you prefer the freedom of being bankrupted if you get injured, and getting taken by masked men from an unmarked van if you got some tan on your vacation, and then dropped to El Salvador.
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10mo ago
I adore my Linux setup and have switched back to it after using M1 Pro for 3 years. But through all the Dells, Thinkpads and Asus laptops I've had (~10), none were remotely close to a full package that MBP M1 Pro was. - Performance - o
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10mo ago
I use Arch, btw
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11mo ago
Or for one co-CEO to be there solely for optics / hype / media coverage.
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1y ago
I mean, cats are pretty smart and picky about what they do and don't do, and they do it all the time
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1y ago
This person just shared (for free) tons of experience, knowledge and insight into thinking/problem-solving process, for others to enjoy and learn from - and your only comment is attack on them for "stealing" somehow, by not s
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1y ago
Their motivation seems clear from what they voted, and what they're cheering for - they want to be able to behave without consequences in the same way as well. Blame others (dems, libs, immigrants, races, religions...) for everything t
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1y ago
Trump is, inevitably, in the comments a lot. And I'm just surprised when people still react to what he does as "unbelievable", "illegal" etc... I get it, but it's weird how persistently people still try to fram
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1y ago
I don't really understand why people still talk about impeachment. It has been very clearly shown to be a futile formality that only makes the ones doing it look even more powerless and worthy of mockery in the eyes of the other side a
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1y ago
One thing I don't get fully is people that say "it's easier to write code" - we use n8n for workflow orchestration - a junior developer can put together some nodes to e.g. get data from an API, transform it (by writing
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1y ago
After some thinking, I've concluded that I'd actually like if there was a large collision that resulted in a chain reaction and took out most of the military and commercial satellites. It's obviously needed, in order for peop
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1y ago
It's quite wild to think how US wouldn't want access to their data on a plate, through AWS/GCP/Azure. You must not be aware of the last decade of news when it comes to US and security.
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1y ago
Beautiful photography, and I enjoyed your commentary. Thank you for posting.
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1y ago
Crossfit has a church now? I mean, not completely shocking, but still...
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1y ago
I believe it was meant to be "All you can..."
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1y ago
Heh, exactly my other reply - I feel for you, friend!
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1y ago
Their download service does not require authentication, and they are kind enough to be hesitant about blocking IPs (one IP could be half of a university campus, for example). So that leaves chasing around to find an individual culprit and h
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1y ago
Thanks for the reply - I did not mean to rant, but, unfortunately, this is in context of a B2B service, and the other side are most commonly IT teams of customers. There are, of course, both very capable and professional people, and also ki
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1y ago
People like Geofabrik are why we can (sometimes) have nice things, and I'm very thankful for them. Level of irresponsibility/cluelessness you can see from developers if you're hosting any kind of an API is astonishing, so dow
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1y ago
This "it's only right that we, the humble and fair politicians, are exempt from this forceful control we're exerting over everyone" aspect of ChatControl is beyond ridiculous. I'm not usually of a "revolutionis
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1y ago
Eschewing responsibility through these kinds of "tricks", where the person obviously thinks themselves so above everyone else that they can make them idiots to their face, makes my blood boil. It's always either public "
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1y ago
Looks amazing, thank you - installing!
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1y ago
This also sparked a somewhat widespread meme, that I find very amusing: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/complaint-tablet-to-ea-nasir
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1y ago
Sounds like it's working exactly as intended.
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1y ago
I'm genuinely curious about how you and other people with similar outlook see this playing out, as it would kind of provide hope. Scenario: You are a medium level engineer, who got laid off from a company betting on AI to replace a sig
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1y ago
I finally got to do something more extensive and serious with Claude Code / Gemini. It's basically a more complex CRUD app for multiple data entities, with some additional functionality. I'm hoping that sharing my experience,
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1y ago
Tsundere, moe, neoteny, maid cafes - this was a rabbit hole for sure. Thanks for the lead, I learned new things!
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