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by exiguus 1y ago
The marketing is good. Especially on LinkedIn, for non technical people. But I am not convinced. Lovable is a nice Website or App builder. Nothing for professionals, unless they want to build an prototype. Even building MVPs is nearly impos
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by exiguus 1y ago
- postgress/pgvector and ollama in a jupyter notebooks[1] to search my documents/projects and other data - Mistral as search engine and for natural language processing (mostly summaries of something) - Co-Pilot, mostly as autocomp
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In my understanding it is fully open source and it's source code is available on OpenCode [1]. OpenDesk use nextcloud, Open-Xchange, Element and so on. And it actively contribute to this software. In my understanding, the enterprise ed
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I don't see that eastern germany is not a place to visit. Yes, there are areas and cities or villages with a lot of neo-na*is and there are areas where the AfD has 50% in eastern germany. But this are a few areas. And i am not saying t
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Nearly one year ago the German federal government passes an amendment to law on preferential use of open source software. Now they push projects like OpenDesk[1] to fully replace MS Office (365) and OpenCode[2] where they open-source all so
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I have several use-cases / problems I solve with my prompt: - See current git branch (to not mistakenly work or commit into the wrong branch) - See git has changes (to stash them before switching branches) - See the current language&#x
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by exiguus 1y ago
What does this mean?
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I see movements in Rome and Barcelona. Also in Berlin in Paris. All this movements negate your theory. What are the movements you mean?
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by exiguus 1y ago
The reality is a deep geological repository[1] for high radioactive waste. And this is also necessary for reprocessing [2]. Reprocessing will only reduce the high level waste. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_geol
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I think that's my problem with AI. Let's say I have all the requirements, down to the smallest detail. Then I make my decisions at a micro level. Formulate an architecture. Take all the non-functionals into account. I would write
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by exiguus 1y ago
We had it 40 years and we will have it the next N-Thousand years because of the waste they produce. Also, Nuclear-Power was massive subvention by the gov. Actually a business-case that can not exist without subvention. So we all paid it wit
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Personally, I define the job of a software engineer as transform requirements into software. Software is not only code. Requirements are not only natural language. At the moment I can't manage to be faster with the AI than manually. Un
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The top AfD politicians, of course. But there are many other AfD members and employees who received money from Russian influenced people. Currently, the top AfD politicians are shifting from being in love with Russia to being in love with t
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by exiguus 1y ago
no,nuclear-power is much more expensive but it gets subvention on company level. That's why the end-user pay less for now.
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> Not just slow – awful. Bloated, fragile, over-engineered disasters. They load slowly, render erratically, and hide their content behind megabytes of JavaScript. They glitch on mobile. They frustrate users and confuse search engines. Th
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Rivulet: An esolang inspired by calligraphy && code [video](media.ccc.de)
17 points by exiguus 1y ago|2 comments
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ChatGPT May Be Impacting Your Brain(psychologytoday.com)
2 points by exiguus 1y ago|1 comments
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I really liked this article because it gave me my first real look into A11y GNOME/OS-level development from a developers perspective. And it really hit me. I have done a ton of accessibility development and testing in the past. Mostly
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by exiguus 1y ago
English is not my native language
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I understand your perspective and the challenges you're encountering with Wayland. It's evident that this transition can be difficult for many, particularly when it comes to maintaining compatibility with specific setups and perso
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by exiguus 1y ago
I understand that change can be challenging, but actively seeking reasons to avoid change is another matter entirely. The criticism of Wayland in this article seems unfounded. Transitioning to new tools can resolve many issues. You have a c
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by exiguus 1y ago
This article presents two speculations: first, that Apple has a strong belief in augmented reality (AR), and second, that the company is adapting its user interface and user experience (UI/UX) design in preparation for AR integration.
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by exiguus 1y ago
nice alternative to google or cloudflare in production.
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Digital censorship of intimate health: women's issues undesirable(heise.de)
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by exiguus 1y ago
Currently, I use Joplin, which supports on device encryption and self-hosting. Previously, I relied on tools like git-crypt, TrueCrypt, or LUKS for encryption. However, as far as I know, git-crypt is not secure anymore. And using encrypted
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by exiguus 1y ago
> Warning: Encrypted notes might be stored unencrypted on disk due to Obsidian's caching mechanisms, coredumps, or other reasons. is one statement from the authors of the plugin.
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I remember owning one, but I gave it to my wife after six months because it was too slow.
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Didn't got that. Perhaps it's also because, from my perspective, the article concluded that designers are increasingly delegating the task of creating elements in Figma to AI. This shift allows them to concentrate more on combinin
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by exiguus 1y ago
Notable examples of design systems are Google's Material Design, Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, and the Atlassian Design System. A design system generally consists of two primary components: - Code Resources: These include el
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When Your Edge Browser Syncs Private Data to Your Employer(insinuator.net)
3 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments

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