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by axegon_ 2y ago
There is one: Poem[1] The author mentions flask but looking at the "What we need section", I don't think flask covers those. I hate Djago with a passion but if those are the requirements, I think Django is the one that closel
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I mean... It was bound to happen. The dead internet theory became a reality and I don't blame people for being disappointed. Twitter is full of ai bots(verified at that mind you), so is reddit and I recon most of social media platforms
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The way I see it, those are just a spin on "I did X for Y months and here's what I learned" articles. Clickbait at best but mostly those are just articles that fill void with words. Whenever I stumble upon those, I am never r
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I can't say about the US. That's not so much of an issue here on the other end of the pond, if anything people are increasingly distancing themselves from the 20-30 age group. I've had my experience with them and a large chun
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Clickbait. Yes, there is a shift but it has little to nothing to do with AI. While there are entire companies getting hyped about generative networks and LLM's(read "managers thinking they will get a fleet of devs for little to no
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My first thought was "I wonder if the C programming language would be on that list" and sure enough... Worth noting that, although the book is 45+ years old, it's aged incredibly well (I know, there have been multiple "p
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I find this to be a bit exaggerated but there are a few fair points. I think people are starting to see that ai is not as good as the demos and flashy videos makes them believe. Since the day chatgpt came out, my biggest problem with it has
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I love it how fast people are jumping in to defend a guy who is by all accounts guilty because "well how is he supposed to know illegal stuff is happening on his platform?". He knew and everyone behind telegram knew. Well read thi
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Shame.
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I asked a similar question a while back on here regarding a toothbrush with an esp inside. I think one of the answers I got captured it nicely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ4W7yB9Mow
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To be honest, I am really frustrated with what is happening: the hype train killing something which in principle could be a good thing, as usual. In the second half of the 2010s, it was blockchain: Payments - blockchain is the solution. Log
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If I have to dig through third party clients in order to trust a system, then it's clearly a shit system. Signal > anything else, especially telegram, which can burn in hell for all I care.
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Well I'm the one that patched the driver for the bottom display brightness control for kernel >= 5.8. There's a good community around these laptops so long term suffering is pretty unlikely :P
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I've been rocking an Asus zenbook duo(first gen from like 2020) for a few years now. Well... Since 2020. It has to be said, in the case of the zenbook, there's a lot of compromise in terms of user experience. The small screen is u
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:%s/selling groups/selling drugs/g
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The difference is that this is not an isolated case on telegram(you said it yourself: "some amount", which implies "limited"). At the same time, you can literally open up the app and with 0 effort find everything they ar
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I see three problems with this: 1. From a product perspective, this is like going to a restaurant to get dinner but having to bring your own kitchen utensils, food and cooking your dinner yourself. 2. Anything running in a browser is inhere
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In principle this is a good idea but it's definitely a double edged knife for the users. From what I understand, your idea is to rely on some level of anonymity. Let's assume your security is 11/10 and nothing gets leaked - g
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Likewise, I've done that more times than I'd like to admit. And I took it a step further with an LLM like a month and a half ago fenced behind a number of json and yaml instructions, containing conditions and validators. It works
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Many years ago I was working for a large gaming company and I was the one who developed a very optimal and cheap way to split any cluster of users into A/B groups. The company was extremely happy with how well that worked. However I di
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If I understand correctly, I feel like OpenCV and computer vision is a huge overkill for something like that. Here are a few thoughts: 1. A microcontroller with a LoRa module and a motion sensor will get you a long way and it will consume l
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If there's one thing that history has taught us, regardless of which field, it's that anything we manage to answer raises at least half a dozen other questions. Saying that math, of all fields, is running out of problems is one of
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I have only one [1] thing to say here [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Holland_Duell#Everythi...
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I deleted my linkedin years ago: I found it utterly useless. i won't lie, my social media game is as bad as they get but linkedin seems like the least effective option. I have not gotten the standard "while your credentials and ex
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Plenty as a matter of fact. Two large ones off the top of my head. First one: cloud services are expensive and come with a lot of overhead. However I do enjoy the idea of lambda/cloud functions a lot but I didn't want to rely on c
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I am although I am on the fence. As a developer tumbleweed provides me with everything I need - new releases, new kernels, new packages, etc. Mind you I use Leap at work and I gotta say I am really disappointed. There are some new packages
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Brilliant! I have to say, I'm really impressed by how much the US is stepping up it's game, first with TikTok, now this. I wish Europe would do the same. Like yesterday.
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Not a whole lot to discuss here, I fully agree. This goes beyond children's safety and into general privacy(which the vast majority of people are totally clueless about, contrary to their beliefs): no amount of encryption can compensat
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My current company is not a SaaS but I have worked at two in the past and both did the exact same thing: schedule a call with a sales person.
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Well... Yeah... I have a bunch of raspberry pis from back when they were cheap + a raspberry pi 400 I won at a hackathon a few years ago. There are things about them that I love(the older ones to be more specific): low power and great therm

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