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by elAhmo 1y ago
Anti-fascism exists, similarly as communism. Antifa, in the US context, is used to describe an organization that doesn't exist. People were protesting various causes, but very vocal right-wing extremists started using that label to imp
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by elAhmo 1y ago
It was mostly a cosmetic redesign, no functionality has been significantly changed. Websites don't just stop working after people are fired immediately, but they slowly die or become home for parasites. Twitter is a great example of th
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Not sure how actively AOL is used, probably not really, but anything Bending Spoon touches is entshitified soon after. They most recently bought Komoot, and have already made questionable choices with a lot of firings and promoting paid pla
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by elAhmo 1y ago
It is kinda ridiculous to see this written "add-free computer display".
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Could be the case, but it is very obvious if someone is using Pros 1 or 2, the audio is really bad. This was honestly such a jump that I somehow wish my Pros 1 to break so I can get new ones :D Can't upgrade from a perfectly working se
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by elAhmo 1y ago
yup, edited my comment, it was Pros
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Anecdotal, one of my colleagues was sounding surprisingly clear on one of the calls, and I had to ask him what is he using. Turns out whose were AirPods Pro 3, so my first impression with their microphone is quite amazing. Comparable to &qu
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by elAhmo 1y ago
There is no such thing as antifa
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GitHub stars are useless metric.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
That is not the problem here.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
It is a bit of an odd comparison to make - one on hand you have world's biggest economy which is part of huge majority of our lives, and on the other hand you have a website from a billionaire who is bored and wants to destroy our soci
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Definitely not a quantum expert, but I have a feeling that news like this have been happening for more than a decade, without anything usable.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I regret recommending using at in our team. This move can’t be anything else other than malicious.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I wonder how much damage to the society should Musk do before people stop posting links to Twitter.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
You underestimate how creative are people with finding things to do. Society didn't collapse because we automated stuff that was done in the past almost exclusively by humans, such as agriculture. It won't if robots start driving
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by elAhmo 1y ago
That is a lot of money! Seems like a great product, but for something that there is plenty of alternatives or players in a similar space, it is hard to see how this money wont be spent to just increase sales / AI push, which is not nec
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Almost all of those points are applicable for the battery pack as well. There should be virtually no weight difference, other than the design limitation which is a valid concern.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Unless they get fined for this, nothing will change.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Sad day for education. I would be surprised to find any user who is happy about this.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Speaking of task caching, this is what Mint/RWX does really great, just as you described - graph of dependencies and running only what has changed since the runs. Really helps speed up CI/CD tasks and lower the costs.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Just curious, as I am a fan of simple Makefiles, what benefits did you encounter moving from Make -> Just -> Mise?
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by elAhmo 1y ago
This is not really comparable with TV, not even close. There was/is a relatively small amount of channels you have access to, and effectively all your neighbours and friends have the same content. Short form video took this to the extr
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by elAhmo 1y ago
This is exactly why I said this is a slippery slope. Some people in other threads argued you are providing a service, but to me this makes no sense. You are not actively doing anything or targeting people from countries that might somehow i
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by elAhmo 1y ago
What service is Imgur providing in the UK specifically?
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Huge majority people don't really case about whether an ecosystem is closed or not. Power users, such as developers, actively chose Macbooks, and those users are most likely to care about that. You really think an average person shoppi
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by elAhmo 1y ago
> The ICO also confirmed that companies could not avoid accountability by withdrawing their services in the UK. This is quite a slippery slope. If I host a website in one country, I do not necessarily care where people access my website
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Isn't this true for many other fields of study? Given the collective time put into it, easier stuff was already solved thousands of years ago, and people are not really left with something trivial to work on. Hence focusing on more and
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Don't be so grim! This will just give you access to not worry about writing clean code as much as you did in the past - you can focus on other parts of the development lifecycle. The skill of writing good quality code is still going to
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Oh, is this the infamous 'redacted list of attendees' when people inquired about who initially worked on this legislation/proposal? EU seems to be really good at some things, but this is an example of a legislation that can d
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by elAhmo 1y ago
> Iranian IPs are blocked here, due to your decision to arm Russia with drones so that they can indiscriminately massacre civilians. USA is lucky to be in position where others are too afraid to apply this reasoning to them, knowing they

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