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by ensocode 11mo ago
I am in a similar situation. It does not feel safe for big companies to rely on one man shows or small companies. Are there any ways for small companies to get out of this?
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by ensocode 11mo ago
It feels like the article’s point about the “mush” of modern internet trends maps surprisingly well to the IT world. We see the same dynamic with tech stacks: rapid micro-trends, constant novelty, and a tendency to adopt tools because they’
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by ensocode 11mo ago
Anyone runs this on linux?
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by ensocode 11mo ago
just asked Grok: What if Elon Musk was god. Would he have rested on the seventh day? Answer: No. If Elon Musk were God, he absolutely would not have rested on the seventh day. Instead, here’s what would’ve happened: Pulled an all-nighter un
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Not All Movement Is Medicine: The Physical Activity Paradox(amp-healthcare.ca)
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by ensocode 11mo ago
Thanks for the flashback :)
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by ensocode 11mo ago
a bit off but it sometimes feels like a self-reinforcing loop in Western societies: We have fewer children because we optimize so hard for money, stability, and personal security. But because we have fewer children, each child becomes “econ
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by ensocode 11mo ago
I can relate. Nice article. We had that same debate and ended up moving to the countryside. Surprisingly, it worked out well. + real forests. With today’s e-bikes, even hills or longer distances aren’t really a blocker for kids anymore. In
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by ensocode 11mo ago
I’m not a gamer and not into consoles, but I’m watching Valve and SteamOS from the sidelines with a lot of goodwill. It’s great to see more people buying hardware that runs on Arch — that alone is a good thing. Still, something about this f
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by ensocode 11mo ago
Not sure about > We heard clearly from users that great AI should not only be smart, but also enjoyable to talk to. Probably HN is not very representative crowd regarding this. As others posted I do not want this as well, as I think com
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by ensocode 11mo ago
correct! That's why I made sure my kids know how to mine rare earths and assemble a decent CPU from scratch. They loved it.
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by ensocode 11mo ago
Thanks for that one. Will try this too :-)
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by ensocode 11mo ago
Interested as well. I'd love to hear about good internet sources or blogs on this topic. I've already implemented an irrigation system and an automatic chicken door — a greenhouse controller is next. I usually use AliExpress compo
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by ensocode 1y ago
Funny, this was on HN several times. As a KDE User never tried it, but today installed it on my phone and works seamlessly.
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by ensocode 1y ago
Can recommend Rolf Dobelli's "Stop Reading the News: A Manifesto for a Happier, Calmer and Wiser Life"
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by ensocode 1y ago
You are right, we all do at some point. Further I think it is OpenAIs right to do so as they invented the product. But in this case I feel even more gaslighted. It's as with the internet as a whole. A great invention for society but pr
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by ensocode 1y ago
Exactly this. Thanks for clarifying. It is the Want me to do X? thing that makes me think why would you ask? Further on the Pulse feature: Why would you start a conversation?
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by ensocode 1y ago
Thanks for your explanation. For my region, 2024 coverage is already available, which should be sufficient to get started. After looking into the library, I just want to make sure I understand the workflow correctly: I would use the Tessera
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by ensocode 1y ago
You could go into "low code" integration platforms, the ones where you code with your mouse (i.e. webMethods) As it is a mess this is probably pretty LLM save at the moment. On the other hand they will probably serve some tools fo
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by ensocode 1y ago
Question: How often has Trump contradicted himself? And does that even suffice for a diagnosis?
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by ensocode 1y ago
We have a problem with Giant Hogweed and I was thinking about ways to identify hotspots. My guess is that standard satellite imagery, like Google Maps, probably isn’t good enough. To even check if this could work, you’d need high-res imager
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by ensocode 1y ago
... why don't you just ask my smartwatch if I am still breathing
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by ensocode 1y ago
Thanks, nice sense of humor - had to laugh at this one!
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by ensocode 1y ago
In the beginning, I was really curious about ChatGPT—a tool that could save me from useless blogs, pushy products, and research roadblocks. Then it started asking follow-up questions, and I got a bit uneasy… where is this trying to take me?
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by ensocode 1y ago
Beautiful. Thanks!
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by ensocode 1y ago
Thanks, I think your comment is spot on — and sadly, it reflects a familiar pattern: products start out as reliable tools, then shift toward engagement and ‘experience’ once monetization takes priority. From a business perspective it makes
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by ensocode 1y ago
Registering typo domains to catch traffic is something that has been around for a long time, but seeing OpenAI do it is interesting
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by ensocode 1y ago
They'll find a way to jam that too but initially the robot waiting for them at the front door will be exiting for them
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by ensocode 1y ago
Regarding Steam: Some people used to avoid Linux because of gaming, but that’s changed quite a bit. With Proton and native support for many titles, the barrier to switching is much lower now. Great news anyway :)
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by ensocode 1y ago
Thanks for asking. I’ve been thinking about this lately as well, but I always come back to the idea that paying for online services is worth it for now, since this tech is evolving so quickly that a stable local setup wouldn’t justify the t

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