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cik
8mo ago
To me this misses a third group, those using these tools as a series of virtual teammates, a mock team member with which to ping pong possibilities. This is actually the greatest use case I see, and interact with.
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cik
8mo ago
This nails my issue with systems design insanity. There are so many things you learn through living with systems that are correct, though counterintuitive. Do a thing. Write rubbish code. Build broken systems. Now scale scale. Then learn ho
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cik
9mo ago
Calcalist is the news source for the tech community here in Israel. Admittedly the English site is complete rubbish compared to the Hebrew site - but it's still THE local source.
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cik
9mo ago
No, much of this is a political issue. America wants food standards that are different from many trading partners; fair enough. But it makes it impossible to export many farm goods as a result. This is outside of the current political clima
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cik
9mo ago
As another 10+ year Nova Launcher user, I appreciate this. I bought prime forever ago (3x actually as I moved domains), I'll happily use Octopi on my tablet. Thanks again!
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cik
9mo ago
I don't think the dream of replacing developers, in particular exists. Specialization of labour leads to increased costs, due to value placed on said specialized labour. Software development, is one form of specialized manufacturing, a
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cik
9mo ago
I went down a similar path, sans book. I opted to remove processed foods from my diet in its entirety - to be clear, I consider neither oil, nor vinegar to be processed. This has resulted in basically the only processed food in my life now
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cik
9mo ago
This is meaningless, even with "Wall Street", as you've said. Several companies raise funds, to buy these homes. Institutions the like of Blackrock and REITs invest in these funds, all the time. This isn't new at all, an
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cik
9mo ago
Without knowing the author, I wonder if that's a natural construct in their native language. As I've moved from Canada, I find myself consciously having to check to see if I've written "I", or "one", given
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cik
9mo ago
You're 100% correct. I had a CVE reported to me in ~2022, shortly after the ChatGPT launch. I spent 4 hours slicing and dicing the issue, responding to how it was wrong, linking to background information, specific lines in the code, an
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cik
9mo ago
I've been running Linux in laptops, as painful as it can be since the 90s. The answer is that it depends on the laptop.
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cik
9mo ago
Appreciate the SearXNG mention. Learned something new, thank you!
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cik
9mo ago
They do, but you sell forward contracts instead. This is perfectly legal, and the approach I've seen. There are a few companies, and even funds that will engage in this, in an effort to attain future upside.
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cik
10mo ago
Unless I'm missing it, the linuxserver have a container you can use. There's also containerssh (which I use all the time) https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/openssh-server https://hub.docker
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cik
11mo ago
Until it streams audio
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cik
1y ago
I still love NFS. It's a cornerstone to how I end up thinking about many problems. In my house it provides a simple NAS mount. In certain development environments, I use sshmount because of it. But I really loved the lesser known RFS.
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cik
1y ago
I live in a city like this. We have muni employees, a hospital, some startups, plenty of non-tech jobs. There are doctors, lawyers, accountants, tradespeople, restaurants.. 80k is a LOT of people.
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cik
1y ago
Absolutely. My current role involves literally chasing down all these integration point issues - and they keep changing! Not everything has the luxury of being built on a stable, well tested base. I'm having the most fun I've had
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cik
1y ago
Not that I'm a fan of spyware, but isn't this effectively barking at the wind. We're either getting Google's approved spyware, Samsung's approved spyware, or <insert shady> spyware. Sure, we all implement blo
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1y ago
I wrote, and sold my first piece of software in HyperCard. It was a pretty lame Choose Your Own Adventure style game, where you clicked on buttons, having read the text. 7 year old me was pretty chuffed, to buy some baseball cards out of hi
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1y ago
I don't look at a map whilst riding a bike period. I don't have that want. Differently people use tech differently.
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1y ago
This is the first time I've seen the product, and I was immediately excited.. until I saw the product. Now, I don't know what it does that my $40 smart watch doesn't do, by passing my voice to google / alexa / <c
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1y ago
The best person I ever worked with, understood that their soft skills were infinitely more important then their technical skills. They brought brilliant coding, architectural, and system design skills to the table. They were an amazing ment
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1y ago
My personal security tolerance means that I have multiple levels of firewalls and blockers: network, dns, device, and browser. It's also why I find myself scanning my DNS traffic (pihole), and running OpenSnitch. Whether malicious or n
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1y ago
Keeping in theme, Ozempic specifically has already been marketed off label as an appetite suppressant, rather than a pure weight loss drug. That's a more modern construct in its brief history.
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1y ago
In 2004, we used this approach to drive QT to dynamically generate a UI for a (in retrospect) needlessly complex software installer. InstallShield use to make these horrifically difficult to maintain installers, combined with how visuals w
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1y ago
Thank you, I really appreciate this. I've been looking for something exactly like this for ages, whilst trying to toss my current solution.
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1y ago
As someone with diagnosed ADHD. I fully agree. There's some background thread that says "you, now, eat". It's almost impossible to shut off. That being the case, the same behaviours have led me to a compulsive need to pl
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1y ago
Yup, they'll forever be booters to me to. Go Bison?
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