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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
That reminds me of the (earlier) Apple and people saying that Apple just copies from the competitors. Well, they took the good parts and improved the bad parts. That's the excellence level you can achieve when copying. This here is jus
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
What was your consumption before like?
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
If we would create a field study, I could represent the control group. I drink tea on working days and coffee ond non-working days.
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
What I relly dislike about these LLM is how verbose they get even for such a short, simple question. Is it really necessary to have such a lobg answer and who's going to read that one anyway? Maybe it's me and may character but wh
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
I just read it as "we were stuck and nobody got something done at all" to "we at least got something deployed". Going from zero to something mathematically speaking a very large increase (like infinite?).
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
By that logic, and looking at the data [1] you should come to the conclusion that one should remove the death penalty, because Europe has less homicides compared to the US and does not have a death penalty. So there are actually less murder
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
So I was thinking 26.3 will be me "my" version of Tahoe. But I'll just leave Tahoe out completly.
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
An interesting thing I notice now is that people do not like companies that only post about outages if half the world have them ... and also not companies that also post about "minor issues", e.g.: > During this time, workflows
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
Personal experience: Did some cloud stuff for SME, and later on started colocation. I think my learning curve for all the cloud-stuff was the same as for all the colocation stuff, except the cloud will not get you rid of firewalls, NAT, DHC
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
IANAL, but as fas as I know when you're importing it from China, you are subject to local laws (and may pay the fine for importing a ccopy of a trademarked product).
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by chrisandchris 9mo ago
IMHO, this whole thing could be read with "human" instread of "agent" and would make the exact same amount of sense. "We put 200 human in a room and gave them instructions how to build a browser. They coded for hour
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by chrisandchris 9mo ago
It _does_, but I guess (and it would not be the first time) Microsoft will find a way to even undo that and reinstall Copilot with the next update.
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by chrisandchris 9mo ago
> Sometimes, uninstalling Copilot doesn't take it off the list of startup apps, so when you reboot your computer, it may come back. It is not yours anymore if you can't uninstall stuff. You may own hardware, but you do not own
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by chrisandchris 9mo ago
They could - and some of the 3rd party vendors did: There is a 1Password 7 and a 1Password 8. There was also a Things 1/2, which is now a Things 3. it usually works by creating a new app, and not updating the old one anymore.
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by chrisandchris 9mo ago
Fot at home, I tend to stick with 2.4 GHz. It is slower, but with a <100 Mbit uplink to the internet, local speed does not matter. 2.4 does just work better with less APs and thicker walls.
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by chrisandchris 9mo ago
As I get older (more experienced) I really write less code, but more of the code I write is correct. Am I doing something wrong?
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
> [...] will change your lice when you learn how to program with it. But how (honest question) do you learn hoe to peogram with it. All I see is people using it to program and stop thinking about all the steps required between start and
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
I can feel you. I tend to ignore WhatsApp messages at all or take up to 2-3 weeks to respond (as soon as I'm in the mood for it). People around me know that and mostly just call if they want something. Problem solved (IMHO).
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
As an owner of a Volco Electric, I am happy that they are focusing on fonts and adding nicknames to cars instead of fixing the countless bugs and issues these cars have regarding software. /s Issues I encountered: - The schedule for AC
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
For 1), use reader mode.
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
AFAIK, high-voltage and high-power cables are usually over-ground for two reasons: (1) less losses with air as coolant and (2) repairs are so much easier. Not having an accessible way to the cable is somethibg you don't want if you don
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
It annoys me so much when developers think they can do it better and link with JavaScript. Interactions (like opening a dialog) witj JS - yes. Navigating to sites/positions in-site - that is just dumb. So many pages break the "ope
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
Gitlab enters the room, where self-hosted runners are as free as in free beer (maintenance yes, but no limit on runners and no pricing expect on a per-user basis).
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
> But then I mentioned I had credits on Fly.io, was eligible for Vercel's free tier, had a Cloudflare account, and a Neon database. I miss the days where deploying an app was just uploading some files. Maybe we need AI to understand
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
Hopefully with that much AI they can finally make the Explore page more useful than "most stars" and "most recent updated". There seems to be no way to discover stuff on GitHub except knowing where it is (hence not disco
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
Chances are 50/50 that they forgot that they have this product or they're going to kill it in January. /s
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
You know as a company that you have gone out of the ability to create something if you come up first with name changes of existing products. Looking at you, Office (or whatever your name is today).
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by chrisandchris 10mo ago
I have never worked (in Prod) with Perl, but my introduction to programming was with PHP and all I know IMHO is that PHP was/is so easy to start with. One of the reasons I picked PHP over other languages.
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by chrisandchris 11mo ago
I think the main selling point for SME (wtih a small IT team) is that Proxmox is very easy to setup (download iso, install debian, ready to go). CloudStack seems to require a lot of work just to get it running: https://docs.cloud
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by chrisandchris 11mo ago
> We help startups get attention with automated social media marketing on physical phones.

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