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by bilekas 2y ago
> While refactoring it, I forgot to add the code to stop the 5-minute interval after the new version file was available and downloaded. I’m sorry but it’s exactly cases like these that should be covered by some kind of test, especially W
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by bilekas 2y ago
I guess I was taking the recommendation as a regulation, my mistake. Either way, there should be no reason grocery stores don't accept cash imo. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/cash_strategy/faqs/html&#x2F
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by bilekas 2y ago
Ah okay, that wasn't clear to me, I imagined only being able to use electronic payment types. But in this case, an emergency, I would assume someone would still know how to take a manual payment receipt!
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by bilekas 2y ago
> Maybe it's more like Joe Boggs uses the Hubble telescope to find a new galaxy and moaning because the telescope gets a mention. Maybe I've underestimated the impact the AI tooling has had then, because seems to me that your e
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by bilekas 2y ago
> My supermarket, for example, only has electronic cash registers. That's insane to me, in the EU anyway it's not permitted to only accept electronic payments.. > Retailers cannot refuse cash payments unless both parties hav
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by bilekas 2y ago
> Not much of value will have been lost in the meantime. The only ones who are truly and beyond screwed by such events are large smelters and similar factories where any prolonged downtime leads to solidification of the products which, i
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by bilekas 2y ago
Yeah it’s a really strange title for the actual work, it’s like saying bic pens helped find x y z simply because they used them to take notes.
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by bilekas 2y ago
"Is there any way to reverse entropy?"
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by bilekas 2y ago
Hmm, I’m not going to say musk is working with Russia or not, that’s a whole political thing that’s all opinion based until there are facts of course, but as for your view of the court system, INAL but there is “Federal Tort Act” that says
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by bilekas 2y ago
I honestly don't know, I am just trying to do mental gymnastics to imagine why this would even happen. Also I haven't played with eSIM cards either and so I'm not sure their behaviour.
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by bilekas 2y ago
Nobody mentioned about subservience, simply incompetance, if contractor X is given a DOGE superuser account, while also having his entire network compromised, there is some responsibility on you for that. My oligarchy comment stems from the
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by bilekas 2y ago
There's no need to try and attempt to connect anyone, the entire thing is smelly enough. Looking at the IP it might be a mobile connection. > Russia > MOW > Moscow > Moscow> > 144700 > 55.7558 > 37.6173 > Meg
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by bilekas 2y ago
Ignorance is not a defence. Unwilling accomplices are still accomplices. But nothing will happen to them. The reign of the oligarchy is bearing down fast.
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by bilekas 2y ago
> When customers try to cancel, Uber makes it extremely difficult. Users can be forced to navigate as many as 23 screens and take as many as 32 actions to cancel Funny enough I had to take an uber today but it was taking too long so I wa
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by bilekas 2y ago
Regulations would absolutely be nice to have, I do like how the EU does actually try to get some good regulations down, my biggest problem with them is though that they don't have any teeth. A lot of the time the cost of the relatively
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by bilekas 2y ago
There’s something really strange and upsetting reading this on an archive site that wont be around for much longer..
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by bilekas 2y ago
Breaking those parts away from google absolutely wouldn’t destroy them, over the years I’ve been so surprised from googlers at most levels explaining how much money they make from all their different services. While advertising is absolutel
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by bilekas 2y ago
> We know cloud-based review isn't for everyone, especially if security or compliance requires local deployments. But a cloud approach lets us run SOTA AI models without local GPU setups, and provide a consistent, single AI review p
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by bilekas 2y ago
This isn't really a shock to me, but what's more frustrating I guess is that absolutely nothing will come of this. I have zero confidence any of this will even be cleaned up, just the same ranting about "fake news". Real
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by bilekas 2y ago
I think leaving politics at home is always good advice when travelling, you're there to enjoy yourself, not spread political ideas. Unless you're entering a genuinely willing conversation that can be had maturely, definitely leave
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by bilekas 2y ago
Maybe I missed the mark here but is it not similar to saying "it seems goofy to look on planets with water just because that's what life required on earth"? I'm not in any way educated on these things but are these not b
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by bilekas 2y ago
> This is such a goofy assumption. That any life on Titan would use the exact same amino acids as earth-based life. I might be wrong, but I think they use this assumption because they KNOW life has already formed this way, it would be go
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by bilekas 2y ago
> Porting .NET framework to .NET core / standard / 6+ really isn't as smooth as MS would like you to believe. Having just spend the better part of 3 months porting a lot of legacy projects, you're absolutely right, bu
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by bilekas 2y ago
> This company has a track record of cheating on benchmark by training on test datasets. That's a really bold statement to make without any references, could you by any chance add some references for us not in the know ?
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by bilekas 2y ago
> Really the point I wanted to make was that your development and test environment should be the same as, or as close as possible to, your production environment. I’m really glad to hear that actually, I think you did make that point but
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by bilekas 2y ago
I think for production it’s a good move, it just doesn’t feel like a sure assumption that the majority of node services are containerized.
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by bilekas 2y ago
> and I’m surprised it was Nintendo that crossed that particular Rubicon. Not only that, but one thing that really bothers me with Nintendo as apposed to Steam for example is, those prices basically never change. There never seems to be
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by bilekas 2y ago
>If you are writing something like NodeJS, 99% of the time it will only ever be deployed server-side on Linux, most likely in a container. I'm really curious where you're getting this impression from ? I for one never run docke
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by bilekas 2y ago
> Do they have a list of clients I can access, so I can avoid using any of their products? If I'm not mistaken they offer service to debt collection companies, if you know any way to avoid a given debt collection service please do l
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by bilekas 2y ago
I just went to check that job posting for "Vibe Coder" [0] > At least 50% of the code you write right now should be done by AI; Vibe coding experience is non-negotiable. That is absolutely ridiculous.. As the kids say these da

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