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by cess11 1y ago
It's likely the infrastructure will be repurposed from commercial to government once the bubble fizzles out. To what will be called military and security purposes, I'd bet.
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by cess11 1y ago
Repeating the same talking points in every post makes you seem like a bot or astroturfing effort. The US is a criminal state that should have zero presence in Europe from that reason alone, regardless of european politics and societal chara
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by cess11 1y ago
Scaleway and OVHcloud, much better comparisons than Hetzner, started in the late nineties. UpCloud and Exoscale, arguably even better comparisons, started in 2011. Then there are many more which I can't be bothered looking at their fou
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by cess11 1y ago
OK, maybe look at lockean influence previous to the Statute of Anne, then, or, you know, read the text? https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/anne_1710.asp "I. Whereas printers, booksellers, and other persons h
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by cess11 1y ago
They create profiles of visitors that allow them to, e.g. through polls. It's usually a click or two to "reject all" or similar with serious organisations. Some german corporations are nasty and conflate paywall and data coll
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by cess11 1y ago
Early copyright was a take on property rights, applied to supposed labour of the soul and subsequent ownership of its fruits. Copyright stems from the 15-1600s, while utilitarianism is a mid-1800s kind of thing. The move from explicitly rel
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by cess11 1y ago
The US is largely theocratic and has in part because of this managed to resist socialism and other forms of scientific governance to a much larger degree. Using religious leaders as power brokers is a clever strategy, they'll never bud
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by cess11 1y ago
Keepalived is great. Learning about it was one of the best things I got from building HA-aiming infra at a job once.
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by cess11 1y ago
'Tools with guardrails' are common. Wordpress, RAD, low-/no-code and so on. A lot of enterprise software is produced in a cycle where software interviews middle managers and writes code that then generates code that becomes p
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by cess11 1y ago
If no one checked it, no one is accountable. Is that how you do business? Or is that how only a few corporations are able to do business?
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by cess11 1y ago
It does a lot under a rather weird name. The fetch should be behind a client facade elsewhere, as should the response handler. I'd also shorten the name. Probably more that would irk me if I looked closely.
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by cess11 1y ago
So, according to you, it's like Wordpress all over again and a lot of work incoming for people that can actually build and maintain software. Edit: And more critically, a lot of work incoming for people that can teach software developm
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by cess11 1y ago
The local models I've tried can't write software of the kind and quality I require for work. When I'm programming recreationally I'm not really interested in automating it, since I do it for pleasure. I have yet to meet
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by cess11 1y ago
Looking at ChatInterface.tsx/handleSendMessage in https://github.com/pixlie/Pixlie/commit/3c0bd23ff16c0fcdac80... , I'd have rejected this if it came up in a PR and would not consider this production
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by cess11 1y ago
Yeah. I use the one in a neighboring country because they provide decent JSON and image API:s, unlike my local weather service. In one use case I take ' https://api.met.no/weatherapi/locationforecast/2.0/c
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by cess11 1y ago
Used it for a while but moved over to a national weather service for better data and uptime. Nice API though.
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by cess11 1y ago
I quite enjoy inventing parsers for docs and generating clients. You should try that approach instead of writing everything by hand.
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by cess11 1y ago
20 years from now, the only people who will remember how much you worked is your family, especially your kids. Seems like an awful place to be.
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by cess11 1y ago
I think I prefer Eagle mode when I'm in the mood for a weird UI. https://eaglemode.sourceforge.net/
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by cess11 1y ago
It's not an IDE, and it's actually pretty sluggish.
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by cess11 1y ago
On what, exactly? Where are the measurable gains? I've tried out a lot of angles on LLM:s and besides first pass translations and audio transcriptions I have a hard time finding any use for them that is a good fit for me. In coding I&#
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by cess11 1y ago
People aren't generally able to keep up the discipline to time when to pass on tickets to hide changes in their ability, unless it's forced by a constant anxiety. Developers are also not very good at estimating how long something
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by cess11 1y ago
Not to me. I have also not seen any signs that this technology has had macroeconomic effects, and I don't know of any developers in meatspace that are impressed. To me it seems like a bunch of religious freaks and psychopaths rolled ou
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by cess11 1y ago
The impact of that minority might still be decent. Pirate radio isn't new, and hardware has gotten both cheaper and more sophisticated since kids drove around in cars with haywire FM transmitters.
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by cess11 1y ago
Marxists usually apply a discourse regarding political economy because they perceive economy and ideology to be inseparable, and I'd expect Tito to also have done so. Yugoslavia as an entity was tightly coupled with the person of Tito
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by cess11 1y ago
Today is Srebrenica remembrance day so I'll sneak in a OT link to the BBC documentary The Death of Yugoslavia here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsBTkAXnPZs
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by cess11 1y ago
Anti-monopoly is left wing and doesn't fit the neo-liberalist compartment? The social charter is firmly liberalist, though not distinctly of the neo- flavour. Due to the institutional structures and processes EU rule making tends to be
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by cess11 1y ago
You would have a hard time understanding the EU today if you knew nothing about Yugoslavia, since the fallout turned into portions of the EU. If you know of some other institutionally left wing bureaucracy you consider more appropriate to u
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by cess11 1y ago
Is this a joke? The EU is the product of large industrialists institutionalising their liberalist, capitalist values as an international bureaucracy. It hardly cares about unions beyond what the ECHR and ILO treaties demands, i.e. it's
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by cess11 1y ago
What do you mean by "edgy opinions"? His takedown of Skinner, or perhaps that he for a while refused to pay taxes as a protest against war? I'm not sure of the timeline but I'd guess he got to start the linguistics depar

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