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by cies 8mo ago
absorb or create? i understand it as: absorbing is in the intestine, generating D happens in the skin when exposed to the sun
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by cies 8mo ago
And you got Bitwig :)
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by cies 8mo ago
they are the global. you can also see them from Settings (the UI to it)
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by cies 8mo ago
There's a folder where KDE stores your user's settings. Shortcuts are in their own file... For me it's `/home/$USER_NAME/.config/kglobalshortcutsrc`
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by cies 8mo ago
This is what LLMs are good at, generate what "look[s] insanely promising" to us humans
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by cies 8mo ago
I kind of expect that code to be full of non-idiomatic Rust code that mimics a GC'ed language... Once that's also "fixed", it may well be a lot faster than the current Rust version.
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by cies 9mo ago
Yes. First that, now Greenland. But brrrr, Putin/Gadaffi/Sadam/Khomeni/Kim bad... (they never attacked Europe like this)
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by cies 9mo ago
Can any animal be immoral to our standards? Rape culture among ducks? Or crows that attack a member of the flock that misbehaved to a minor of the flock? (this is one of the animals that seem to have their own morals). Anyway: humans should
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by cies 9mo ago
I love what LLMs are doing for me in PG's SQL. I discovered many features by having LLMs write them for me, often spot-on 100% on first prompt. Since I know conceptually how RDBMSes work, I can ask vey specifically what I want. Also as
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by cies 9mo ago
You don't. As a vegan I want to deter people from working in slaughter houses etc. I feel it's urgent. But they make their living. As an intactivist I want people to stop genital mutilation of minors: both male and female. I feel
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by cies 9mo ago
SQL. I learned a lot using it. It's really good and uses teh full potential of Postgres. If I see some things in the generated query that I want fixed: nearly instant. Also: it gives great feedback on my schema designs. So far SQL it&#
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by cies 9mo ago
He should be allowed to say that. But it should not be enforced, or the constitution became toilet paper. I think we are arriving at the latter.
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by cies 9mo ago
The govt contract with them should be voided. That's the way. But in the US no one believes they can meaningfully influence govt for real issues. And they are right. Sure you can get them to paint a rainbow zebra crossing. /s But
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by cies 9mo ago
> And ppl were worried about China's 1984 style use of Ai, lol. Came here to say the same... > In the end it was greedy software developers that enable this. Nope. First is a failing govt system (not upholding the constitution) t
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by cies 9mo ago
I use PGQM and PG_CRON now... Not looking back. The MySQL + Redis + AWS' elasti-cron (or whatever) was a ghetto compared to Postgres.
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by cies 9mo ago
B12 is not produced by animals, but supplemented to them as well if they do not live outside. B12 is produced by bacteria in dark soil. Dairy is unhealthy because it contains a lot of hormones that are unhealthy to take, except from your ow
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by cies 9mo ago
Unhealthy for adults. Good point :)
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by cies 9mo ago
Milk is very unhealthy, in any quantity. Meat is as well. Maybe organic in small quantities, not too often can help. Fish is problematic as much is contaminated with mercury and other heavy metals (we poisoned the ocean).
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by cies 9mo ago
I love these interactive "text books". Usually I find out about them here on HN. Is there a collection of these somewhere?
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by cies 9mo ago
I needed Alpine mostly for small bits of interactivity in the page of an otherwise SSR app. Basically what I used jQuery for 20 years ago.
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by cies 9mo ago
HTMX would work well with jQuery. But Alpine seems to be more popular in the HTMX crowd. I'd say Alpine is a good replacement for jQuery in my conceptual model. HTMX just means: just send incomplete HTML documents over the wire. (some
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by cies 9mo ago
I use it in one place, where it makes sense: i want the server to template something that works interactively/asyncly. The rest of my current app is, thank God, oldskool SSR HTML request-response over an SQL db.
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by cies 9mo ago
> instead of using one JavaScript library One never uses just one JS lib :) The JS ecosystem always comes with lost of tools, and libs, and bells, and whistles. I like Elm for this reason. Less choices. Zero runtime errors (I know it is
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by cies 9mo ago
So big international corruption schemes are the real reason. Drugs are merely a cover story: sand in the eyes of the public.
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by cies 9mo ago
Drugs are not the issue here. It's the bullshit reason, because the real reason is so ugly it cannot be see the light of day.
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by cies 10mo ago
This is an interesting case. It may be good to feed it to other model and see how they do. Also: it may be interesting to port it to other languages too and see how they do. JS and Py are but runtime-typed and very well "spoken" b
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by cies 10mo ago
Oopsie. Yeah that was GNOME. My bad.
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by cies 10mo ago
You do need some fancy in-house way to migrate old JSONs to new JSON in case you want to evolve the (implicit) JSON schema. I find this one of the hardest part of using JSON, and the main reason why I rather put it in proper columns. Once I
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by cies 10mo ago
..and it does not make "certain queries easier" (quote from the article).
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by cies 10mo ago
I also think Apple knew they rather wanted to move on without him. They probably gave him some targets that were to high and then reduced/dropped his bonuses based on low achievements. He got the message, Meta got the carrot. He might

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