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121.
by forty 1y ago
They work a lot of days (they have very few paid leaves compared to EU in general) but not a lot of hours per day (from what I could see working at French/American companies)
122.
by forty 1y ago
Then maybe build a cooperative, where all employees are effectively co-owning the company? Then you can expect everyone to care as much as you do. Otherwise it doesn't seem to be a fair thing to expect.
123.
by forty 1y ago
If you value democracy, I suggest not to trust any random website you read. Of course the French left (at least EELV/LFI) is not going to support this. This should be obvious if you know a bit what ideas they are defending (them and th
124.
by forty 1y ago
What's wrong with CDATA? Do you have concrete examples when that would not work?
125.
by forty 1y ago
You should probably look up what the word "slave" is about, and you'll probably realize that it refers to a situation very different from yours.
126.
by forty 1y ago
I think people who are afraid that AI coding is going to replace them should try using it a bit seriously. They should be quickly reassured. What worries me more (on coding related impact of AI - because of course all the impact on fake new
127.
by forty 1y ago
It's into core but not exposed to users directly. you still need to install the npm module if you want to use it, which is required if you need for example to go through an outgoing proxy in your production environment
128.
by forty 1y ago
Oracle db products are not meant to build databases, unlike LLM code generator which are meant to build any kind of software, so the restriction sounds a bit different. Imagine if Oracle was adding a restrictions on what you are allowed to
129.
by forty 1y ago
I'm surprised that someone would came to the rescue of bullet points for the sake of defending quality writing as they seem to me exactly the opposite of quality writing, but I guess this could be a matter of taste
130.
by forty 1y ago
"Don't Be Evil" has been deprecated for a while
131.
by forty 1y ago
If the EU was starting to go rogue like US is, it could easily bully Switzerland to force their hand into giving whatever data they want to, given that Switzerland have no frontier with sea or non EU country (not that I can imagine this sce
132.
by forty 1y ago
Weird argument: "they are in the UK, which is not in the EU, bouh! Look at us, we are in Switzerland, which is... also not in the EU..."
133.
by forty 1y ago
Even if macbooks were indeed the best hardware you can get, does having the best hardware you can get really matters more that having the best IDE you can get?
134.
by forty 1y ago
Sorry, I cannot argue with that.
135.
by forty 1y ago
Keep in mind that many mosquito species don't fly far too far from where they are born (in particular the very annoying tiger mosquito does'nt fly more than 100m) so treating your own garden might somewhat be effective (depending
136.
by forty 1y ago
The users would exist even if Apple did not exist wouldn't they?
137.
by forty 1y ago
From your source ``` The fundamental requirement for the LLM to be used is: don’t use agents or things like editor with integrated coding agents. You want to: * Always show things to the most able model, the frontier LLM itself. * Avoid any
138.
by forty 1y ago
Depends how often you do drive. I can guarantee you that not driving absolutely affected my ability to drive (I can still drive but certainly not nearly as well as if I drove daily)
139.
by forty 1y ago
I wish I had only antirezs working on my projects, and would for sure be much more confident that some significant time might be saved with llms if that was the case.
140.
by forty 1y ago
I assume they have an opinion on the topic, but it doesn't mean they are right (or wrong). Think of driving a car. If the shortest path (in term to time of travel) is through traffic jam, and there is a longer path where you can drive
141.
by forty 1y ago
Yes. Web is more and more debatable as as time goes though, there is more and more only one company providing the software to access the web :)
142.
by forty 1y ago
That's a good remark. As my sibling said, backend and web dev. But indeed it always struck me that some developpers decided to become Apple developpers and sacrifice 30% of everything they ever produce to Apple. I would argue that it m
143.
by forty 1y ago
That's a big if. People might feel faster because there is more "movement", but it's not clear if overall they are actually signicantly faster (though everyone would like us to believe so). And note that I objected onlin
144.
by forty 1y ago
Has it? We don't use GitHub in my company, but our self hosted Gitlab occasionally goes down, and while it prevents us from merging (including doing code reviews) and deploying code, it does not prevent us from doing most of our work (
145.
by forty 1y ago
> The only group that truly benefits from continued conflict is Hamas Well, them and Israeli far right who have been able to stay in power so far.
146.
by forty 1y ago
in term of practical impact of using XML like this, at the time, the server has to practically parse everything that was in the content of messages not addressed to the server itself. I would imagine a reasonable protocol should separate ad
147.
by forty 1y ago
I meant for implementing the protocol of course. If you don't have to implement it, then of course it does not matter as much if it's bad or not. At the time I was looking into it closely, there were issues with XML, like with the
148.
by forty 1y ago
It makes me sad that devs start relying on proprietary online services to be able to work. We have been lucky enough to have FOSS tools to do everything and not to have to rely on any specific service or company to work and some of us are d
149.
by forty 1y ago
If only it was XML. It's actually something based on a subset of XML for which there were enough constraints than in practice you almost had to write custom parser. XMPP would have been a much nicer protocol if each stanza were indepen
150.
by forty 1y ago
How do you prevent someone random from asking your bot to archive all your emails (for example) with a specifically crafted email ?

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