elAhmo

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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Guys from heise.de [1] haven't found any. [1] https://www.heise.de/en/news/USA-bans-all-new-routers-for-co...
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
In email world, this is as far from 'good to go' as you can get. Good luck getting anyone to read your emails this way.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Apples and oranges comparison, one is a messaging app, the other two are used for communication and collaboration across teams in a workspace. I have worked in 5+ companies who used either Slack and Teams, none used Telegram for any comms.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Terrible news for Python ecosystem. I guess the money was too much to reject this ridiculous offer.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
It would probably be locked behind a paid upgrade. Shame that so many features are locked behind a subscription model, and super annoying that they try to force the subscription every single time you open the app, sometimes more than once
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
It seems like people in power in the US are competing to make as much damage as possible to systems that brought them so much wealth.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
I don’t know a single person using Mistral models.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Apples and oranges right there
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
This is amazing! I have a slightly more elaborate setup that allows me to resize from one or another side, similar to what Apple added recently but with more flexibility, but this is super interesting, thanks for sharing!
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
You didn't mention the part that it costs five times as much.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Hah, I wish people who are saying 'can you even do anything with 8GB in 2026' would read posts like this.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
I am sure in the rich Western world you also have people who work at a gas station, who fetch items from a store. Helping someone fill their car with gas or sell them an item is useful as well, not everyone should be a software developer. B
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Great take. If the past year has taught us anything, it’s that the US can’t really be seen as the “good guys” in such a simple way. Many of these things have been happening for years, but war crimes, disregard for international law, blackma
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
I can't imagine working as a developer at a place where manager/founder "does NOT allow" tests to be written. This, combined with four pivots mentioned in the article seems like they are just riding the hype and trying t
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
> Last month, OpenAI hired Peter Steinberger, the creator of OpenClaw. That product is now being open-sourced with OpenAI's backing. OpenClaw was open source from the beginning.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
My impression as well, especially since 5.2 which I felt was on par or better than Opus 4.5
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Nuclear has bad branding.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Not everyone is supposed to read every single news. There will always be someone who didn't see it, but that is not my point. It would feel weird to see this as a headline on a newspaper or on TV today, but maybe that is just me and pe
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
It is old in context of an event happening and we are being informed of it a year later, regardless of how 'slow moving' the underlying thing is.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
I always wondered why someone decides to post something fairly old, as this is 'not really news' given it is so old.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Such a ridiculous ask and blog post. If the author doesn't like Slack that much, why not use something else? It is not the only option for team chat.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
"Welcomes" is a very strong word in this context. Google was somewhat forced to do this, not really something they would do if not from pressure by EU, lawsuits, Epic and others. Also, the fee is reduced to 20 or 15 percent, not f
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
This is great, to me this is a far better deal than buying an iPad with an extra keyboard.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Fully agree. I used to have a company issued MBP M3 Pro, and when I switched roles I got myself base M4 Air. Can't complain at all in the past year, I do feel throttling at times when running longer tasks, but for 99% of the time I don
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
> There’s something to be said about the value of owning up to issues and being forthright with actions and consequences. Exactly! The situation happened, no going back, but they had a choice - to be transparent about it and I am sure pe
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
I don't understand people complaining about Apple using ~nearly latest processor on a device refresh. What are they supposed to do, not put a year old CPU inside, use something from a decade ago? If you are on an iPad from 5 or so year
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
AIPAC says hi
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
Hmm, I had the opposite experience when I tried Codex 5.2 after using Claude for almost a year. Codex was on par or better for me at coding, and seemingly a magnitude cheaper.
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by elAhmo 7mo ago
People who placed mines did it in a country which they invaded, not their own country. Again, my garden was literally mined by the aggressors in the 90s.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Fair enough, I wasn't super aware of scenarios people mining their own country for defense purposes and I agree that an argument can be made there, as it will not be civilians invading a different country. As you are aware, in the Balk

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