bojan

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by bojan 4mo ago
Same here. I'll be in a market soon and I had my eyes on a VW i4 or a Škoda Enyaq, but this makes me seriously reconsider. I really wanted to support local industry and buy a European product this time, but they are making it seriousl
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by bojan 4mo ago
People do need to eat, but over 80% of the Dutch agricultural produce is being exported. Also, good portion of it isn't even meant for human consumption. Think flowers or cattle feed. This is not about feeding the population or about s
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by bojan 4mo ago
As someone who's pro-EU, I'd also really like to see major reforms within the organization. While it contributes enormously to the welfare of the continent, the EU is by design dysfunctional and toothless. I'm a pessimist, th
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by bojan 4mo ago
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by bojan 4mo ago
A successful rejoin referendum would probably help contain Reform. However such a referendum is basically taboo in the British public discourse.
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by bojan 4mo ago
> At the time "polls" predicted a Remain win. This is a common trope but is simply not true. The polls were really tight[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_United...
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by bojan 4mo ago
Being Serbian, I also find equalising Cyrillic with Russian mildly annoying. Or even worse, when people call it "Russian letters". With that being said, I do think it's harder to make a clear programming language based on is
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by bojan 5mo ago
A lot of peple in this chain aren't paid to have a sense of ownership. They just do their job and their personal opinion of the work doesn't really matter.
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by bojan 5mo ago
Weird, I have exactly the same experience with GitHub Copilot Plugin in JetBrains vs Copilot CLI in the built-in terminal. The plugin keeps asking for permissions, the terminal app just works.
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by bojan 5mo ago
I'm using chatbots for search, but that's only because Google became so horrible at it. I'd rather just have results without chatbot fluff.
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by bojan 5mo ago
The public is literally being told that white collar jobs are gone. What do you expect?
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by bojan 5mo ago
20 minutes of walking is a perfect bicycle distance.
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by bojan 5mo ago
Luckily because of the AI we'll all be able to do more in less time, so those 10 hours will be easy to find. Jokes aside, 10 hours a week is quite something. Good that they mention that 2-3 hours is also already beneficial.
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by bojan 5mo ago
Generally, people don't care about "fields being impacted", and the students certainly don't. People care about the impact certain technology has on their daily lives, on their welfare and the ability to pay off their mo
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by bojan 5mo ago
We have voted in the most right-wing Parliament and, by extension, Commission, in the EU's history. It only makes sense they'll prioritize big-business interests over those of the common folk.
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by bojan 5mo ago
I genuinely think it's not ok even then. Copilot is a tool, one of many I use. That tool has no business polluting commit messages without my knowledge. The appended message isn't even adding any new information, as in this day an
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by bojan 5mo ago
Waymo is a sort of public transit. It's just an vastly more inefficient than any other form of public transit, but an order of magnitude more efficient than private passenger cars.
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by bojan 6mo ago
The current reality doesn't match your expectations. Russia is using automated warfare to strike what are primarily human life-critical targets.
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by bojan 6mo ago
I agree those results ate handy, but I had several occasions where they turned out to be completely wrong. 95% correctness rate is not good enough.
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by bojan 6mo ago
There are many, many companies out there putting out products that cause cancer. Think about alcohol, tobacco, internal combustion engines, just to name a few most obvious examples.
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by bojan 6mo ago
The cars are getting bigger. That means that the impact is more deadly, and the line of sight is higher - making it easy to overlook a child. The sensors often won't react at low speeds which are common for residential neighborhoods, a
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by bojan 6mo ago
So will I, albeit less happily, but that's not really saying anything.
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by bojan 6mo ago
In addition to what /u/bakugo already said, they also have custom global magic functions all over the place. The code discipline and patterns they encourage are so bad that they had to wrap PhpUnit into their own version of the un
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by bojan 6mo ago
Serbs liked it because our implementation was different (albeit also unsustainable), and we were not forcefully dependent on the Soviet Union. For example, my father was able to buy a Beta VCR in the late 80s on his engineer's salary,
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by bojan 6mo ago
But why does the availability have to be wide? Maybe those stories can do few things, but do them well. Sell staple foods and healthy choices.
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by bojan 6mo ago
> and sometimes your previous employer will disclose what your salary was How is this even legal?
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by bojan 6mo ago
Whenever I read something like this I have to ask if kids are in the picture? Or maybe they've already moved away. I'd like to do something like this but everything that has to do with kids is both too expensive and too unpredicta
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by bojan 6mo ago
The danger is also for Alice, if she gets moved to Bob's project when things start falling apart in production.
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by bojan 6mo ago
It was not my intention to describe the civil wars (plural) and the genocide. They were part of the larger, longer, and not always violent, process of the break-up of countries named Yugoslavia, leading to the deprecation of the .yu domain,
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by bojan 6mo ago
DOGE wasn't actually trying to make things more efficient. You can't count it as an honest attempt.

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