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by bean469 11mo ago
> And in Eastern Europe 25-30 years ago, other adults would have no problem yelling at you to behave in their own language/words. Nobody yelled at us then or even thought that we were doing something wrong. If you would yell at a ki
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by bean469 11mo ago
> You shouldn't be running in crowded areas like food courts (or indoor areas not specifically created for athletics) I guess this is a cultural thing, i.e. what is expected of kids. Among my age-group in Eastern Europe (25-30 y&#x2
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by bean469 11mo ago
> what is meant or added with the comment They just want to discuss their interpretation of the blog post. I don't think that there's anything wrong with that
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by bean469 11mo ago
> US government has lesser capability to compell otherwise independent developers to do their bidding. Are you sure about this? The US, like most countries with extensive intelligence capabilities, does not have a good track record of co
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by bean469 11mo ago
> At some point we needed a monitoring solution, and Zabbix didn’t fit well into the new and declarative world of containers and Docker. I wonder why they think that is the case, as Zabbix has native support for monitoring VMs and Docker
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by bean469 11mo ago
There actually is a guestbook on the bottom of the page
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by bean469 11mo ago
I would return to my old manufacturing job in a heartbeat if the pay was even remotely close to my current SE position.
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by bean469 11mo ago
iSock
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by bean469 11mo ago
> De-Appleing is very difficult if you have a family using iCloud Photos, music, drive etc. Although this is just anecdata, I moved my senior parents from iCloud Photos to Immich recently and their response was something like: "Wow,
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by bean469 11mo ago
> Why is it unreasonable to tell people not to drink alcohol, but reasonable to tell people to stop smoking? Ironic, since alcohol is classified as a Group 1 level carcinogen by IARC, just like tobacco. 1. https://www.who.int&
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by bean469 11mo ago
> how will it respond to 'find me a free copy of the Lord of the Rings movies' or more explicitly 'find me a pirated copy ...' Apparently it depends on the model. Testing on OpenRouter with Search enabled, gpt-5 stric
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by bean469 11mo ago
Best of luck to the new mayor of NYC!
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by bean469 11mo ago
The more you think you know, the more close-minded you'll be
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by bean469 1y ago
Wow, that actually might seem like a viable alternative. Thanks a bunch, will check it out!
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by bean469 1y ago
I guess that's part of the sentiment for the current resurgence of physical media, specifically vinyl and CDs. It's refreshing to be able to just enjoy media without mega corporations tracking your listening habits or serving you
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by bean469 1y ago
The only thing that is keeping me from switching on my home PC is Duo [1]. It allows my wife to play Stardew Valley on the TV via game streaming, while not disturbing my work at all on the PC. When she launches the game, I don't even n
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by bean469 1y ago
I haven't heard of those films, but they sure seem interesting. Thanks for the recommendations!
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by bean469 1y ago
We have our own data center with servers. The upfront costs are high, but it was worth it in our use-case
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by bean469 1y ago
> It's a nice start, but the EU has to scale to Manhattan Project levels in order to properly compete with the US and China. Yep, the US-government sponsored, open-weight LLM is miles ahead of EuroLLM
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by bean469 1y ago
Watched it a few months ago, such a great and under-rated film! RIP Robert Redford
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by bean469 1y ago
Depends on your use-cases, but I have found OSM to be a awesome alternative
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by bean469 1y ago
It's surprising how they managed to instantly spawn liquids inside of the screen. I love Liquid Ass.
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by bean469 1y ago
> Average hours worked is more or less monotonically decreasing since the start of the industrial revolution Although that is true when comparing the start of the Industrial revolution and now, people worked less hours before the Industr
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by bean469 1y ago
> What are you going to do? Host in house? Yep. Although it's just anecdata, it's what we do where I work - haven't had a slightest issue in years.
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by bean469 1y ago
> I don't use most of the 'smart' features anyway - I'm mostly using the fitness features - so I'll probably switch to a Garmin at some point. If that's your use case, I can absolutely recommend getting one.
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by bean469 1y ago
> Tailscale and Pangolin are godsends to easily and safely self-host from your home. Instead of Tailscale, I can highly recommend self-hosting netbird[1] - very active project, works great and the UI is awesome! 1. https://git