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5y ago
It’s not noyb who built the slope, it’s the ever greedy companies trying to trick people I to all kinds of shady shit. Everything they get they deserve and I truly hope trustarc, onetrust and whatever their names are end up in bankruptcy.
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5y ago
>ruby, with its runtime, is complex and hard to build and deploy and host. Heroku et al take that away from you, but "getting it running on your laptop" alone is a sysyphian task. I've worked at and managed teams where thi
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5y ago
Very excited about this! Rails has enabled me, a non-developer, to build great webapps.
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5y ago
>Do people allocate a certain amount of time just to upgrade Rails? Is there a framework or technology that doesn't need constant maintenance? I feel like Rails is actually quite low maintenance. Major version changes are rare - Rai
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5y ago
small correction: gcp will still charge you but at a reduced rate.
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SRE Community Launches OpenSLO Specification at SLOConf
(businesswire.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
>the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the result not of their practices but of individuals' inevitable failure to be conscientious according to Seaspiracy, almost 50% of the plastic in the garbage patch is from the fishing industry.
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5y ago
only a few plastics can really be recycled. plastic recycling is hard and not worth the money as long as pumping out new stuff is way cheaper. Thus the need of taxing the production of single use stuff.
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5y ago
> what harm is simply photographing an accident scene, as long as you are not causing disruption Because it always causes disruption.
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The Unexpected Benefits of Pursuing a Passion Outside of Work
(hbr.org)
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6y ago
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bbu
6y ago
When the money from ads and classifieds moved to the web...
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bbu
6y ago
You should check your envelope again. If you did your taxes online in the past you don’t even have to snail mail the receipts anymore, they accept digital copies/photographs now.
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bbu
6y ago
this reminds me of https://twitter.com/killedbygoogle/status/135610566671739289...
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6y ago
yeah, all DNS records are gone. dig notion.so ; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> notion.so ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 17971 ;; flags: qr rd
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Explore the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence
(thats-ai.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
I drew a circle and it got flagged nsfw
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6y ago
My broken usb c charger cable plug and port tells a different story. Please bring back a MagSafe style charging connector.
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6y ago
This is pretty cool! However, these two samples are very simple to solve. I'd love an "AI" to find root causes for problems that are not obvious. Just throw the whole log collection at it and let it solve all the issues. One
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6y ago
When I was travelling the US for a few months I drove the old Mojave road. at the end you pas by some lava tubes[1]. about 30min before that place there was a stranded Ford Mustang with a couple in it. They got stuck in the sand, had no wat
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How to Work Remotely
(bueti-online.ch)
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6y ago
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No, engineers don't suck at time estimates
(blog.nukemberg.com)
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6y ago
it's a shame, google photos is a really good product. but not that good that I'd pay extra - I already have 1 TB of storage from Microsft 365. I guess it's time to move on in June.
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6y ago
and who is gonna believe them that? now the customer is no longer not only the product but is also paying for that.
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6y ago
since when is the seattle coffee culture largely dead? o_O
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6y ago
Why would you need a manager for 1 person? There are 0 benefits in creating a team like that.
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6y ago
You left out the part where most items on amazon don’t ship to Switzerland. The probably only item with free shipping is books.
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bbu
11y ago
Nope, about 160years.