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by eastbound 10mo ago
No, when I bought my first iphone, Siri could start a chronometer. Then it couldn’t for 5 years, and today it can again. It’s a big flaw for a product which can barely do anything else. I only have Apple product because it’s good build qual
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by eastbound 10mo ago
Cloudflare uses HTTP to connect to your website before caching the content. I’ve always found it highly insecure. You could have HTTPS with Letsencrypt, but you need to deactivate Cloudflare when you want to renew (or use the other validati
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by eastbound 10mo ago
May I remind that iPhone can’t remove the crowds from tourism photos, so all Android users have memories without crowds. So, in a goldrush, sell dirt.
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by eastbound 10mo ago
> If rent wasn't an issue I'd be working full-time on open-source and spend my spare time cycling. Story of life. Everyone is looking for a middle way between an acceptable work and money. In the order hand, he’s the mythical p
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by eastbound 10mo ago
I wonder what’s going to be the “I can cloud-configure all my Cisco routers over the internet” for Nvidia.
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by eastbound 10mo ago
> 4.10.9 Inheritance Class hierarchies are appropriate when run-time selection of implementation is required. If run-time resolution is not required, template parameterization should be considered (templates are better-behaved and faster
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by eastbound 10mo ago
Funnily enough, when I look at my codebase, I often think about this handbook. I try intendedly to ascribe it to incompetence but I always have a doubt. If I only listen to my inner voice, I’d fire everyone all the time.
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by eastbound 10mo ago
I wish they’d just display chat lines as cards, for queue channels, with a clear status, search JQL, and allow external apps (if they want) to sync those items with Jira.
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by eastbound 10mo ago
Yes, it’s just an IM client. Like all in history, what matters is whether it can post images and whether other tools are integrated with it. Another generation will invent a new one and suddenly all app will say “Insert your $nextGenChat ke
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by eastbound 10mo ago
This is genius if you work in B2C and want to prevent your website from going viral.
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by eastbound 10mo ago
If rationalization comes back, everyone will talk like in Michael Moore’s documentary about GM and Detroit. A manager’s salary after half a career will be around $120k, like in an average bank, and that would be succeeding. I don’t think we
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by eastbound 10mo ago
If I mention a president who was more of a general secretary of the party, taking notes of decisions taken for him by lobbies from the largest corporations, falling asleep and having incoherent speech to the point that he seems to be way pa
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by eastbound 10mo ago
Or let Oracle trial everyone for the number of processors they have on their JavaScript machines.
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Instagram ragequits remote working. Atlassian is a dumpster fire, they run shit engineering since about 3 years. Give me the secret sauce to being productive with remote employees. Maybe some have found it, but apparently paying above the e
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by eastbound 11mo ago
I’ve hired remote employees, made them come, offered stimulating work, 5% above their requested pay with mentions that I could double it in one year, but I could never get them to the smartness and clarity of analysis they had during the in
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Amazon prime video, when you pay for the subscription, half of the content in the content lists are paid. That’s right, you pay for a subscription that suggests PpV content.
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Oh, so that’s from him. This is the most state-interventionist economist. The fact that state actors trusted him for their policy since 1929 has more to do with a convergence of interests than rationality. I’m not surprised that he started
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by eastbound 11mo ago
The US was also much more unified at the time. That’s the thing about history: Like economy, it’s human matter, and you could reproduce and experiment twice and get completely different result because your systems are not isolated in locati
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Google Ads’ admin console is basically a dark pattern app built to consume your advertising budget with no effect. OpenAI just has to be transparent and they’ll have 100% of our funding.
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Every healthy person I know does that. It’s as if human communication required to have secrets before people would relax about opening up.
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by eastbound 11mo ago
So what is it? Comanagement between EU representatives and Apple employees? It looks like the German model where unions co-manage the companies. On the paper it looks great, but the problem is the EU is not necessarily representing its citi
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by eastbound 11mo ago
> that has the ability to produce, advertise and cast a movie with talented actors. Isn’t that most of the work? You get: A lumpsum for your initial research that ended up as a character that people like, They get: The idea of a characte
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by eastbound 11mo ago
This is not a standalone loop, it is initiated by external factors which are bigger: De-industrialization of the West, with the social changes it implies (feminism, gentrification, many things including the single-child phenomenon). It will
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Denmark is pretty famous for the fact that people consider themselves pretty centrist and moderate, while the policies they implement, each analyzed separately, are the most leftist of all the EU on all modern topics (ie not classical commu
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Security-wise, this is a website that takes the straight output of AI and serves it for execution on their website. I know, developers do the same, but at least they check it in Git to notice their mistakes. Here is an opportunity for AI to
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by eastbound 11mo ago
No, the opposite. To be protected by copyright, sources must be uploaded to a Library of Software. Downside: Movies will be made to not last; Software will be made to be incompatible with everything on a 10-year timeframe; and the country w
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Rhetorical question. But to answer it: The antidemocratic thing I’ve seen is creating 20 million votes out of thin air, that disappeared in the following elections when we knew what kind of cheating to monitor for. That you don’t agree with
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Let’s not blame people when we have no proof and when the result is aligned with the rule of law. That discourages honest people from doing good things, which is particularly needed in the current times. As much as I align with USA on war w
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by eastbound 11mo ago
Countries don’t really want unique IDs per person, even though it would extremely simplify all administrative work, because: - How can spies have false identities, if you can account for every individual? - The only scalable way to get vote
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by eastbound 11mo ago
In 2013, they externalized the construction of the metal rings that make the body. It was supposed to be CNC’d, but the provider obviously made them manually, with all the mistakes that entails, including sloppy sawing and cutting holes in

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