gabrielgio

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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> In the US no notice is legally required. Required or allowed? So in the US you can't give notice?
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
It is not free, just the first tier.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I use telegram for that.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
Perhaps, those are exception that proves the rule? But whether it is deserved or not, it is never the question when congratulating a CEO for an achievement.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> What has he done in life and/or AI to deserve so much respect and admiration? Why don’t top researchers and scientists get equivalent (if not more) respect, admiration and support? This has been the case for all achievement of all
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I use flathub pretty much to run proprietary software (which does not have the source available and can't compiled against musl/alpine) and for that it works pretty nicely. But I would 100% rather have those on my package manager,
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
Shitf + Scroll Wheel
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
Invidious[^1]. You can enabled/disable what you mentioned (and much more). You can't login with your youtube account but you can import your channels (what I did). You can find public instances but they are a bit hit or miss since
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> The webmail provided by migadu TIL. I have been using migadu for more than an year and I didn't know they have one.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> your ISP and your hardware manufacturer is also probing your emails How?
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I have had that issue from time to time. What I did to solve that was to install plugin to extract the subtitle. Now it works perfectly (on webos tv client at least).
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> because that way I can make sure that I'm using the officially supported version No, they (the developers) can’t guarantee that, nor is their job. You would trust them to develop a reliable software and you would trust the maintai
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
No, it is not a demonstration of anything. I'm not saying there is no fragmentation on linux, there is. There are many solution that try to fix that: appimage, flatpak, snap and what not. All of them of some degree of success, and pitf
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I know why it is asking for sudo and that was not my point. Again, my point is: you should never ask the user to run sudo from curl (or actually, don't curl to bash at all). There are plenty ways to sploit that. Again, I know it needs
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
No, it is unfeasible (at least for me) to validate every single package. So at some point I have to trust someone/ some party and I chose to trust more the maintainers of my distro than a person asking me to run sudo from curl.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
It says when you run the installer: Note that you must install micro to a directory accessible to all users when doing this, typically /usr/bin. cd to that directory before running this script. E.g.:
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
Why is there still software asking user to run sudo on something downloaded from the internet? Why even bother doing that script if there is a easier, safer, with smaller footprint and built-in in all distro option available? Just as compar
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> I won't believe you made an objective assessment Why even ask then? I have tried to use chatGPT a couple of time and many of those times it was wrong, to a point that if I ever use again I'd definitely double check the output
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> Why does it matter that some use AI tools as a starting point? I rather learn (or iterate) using a proper source of information (like a book, a blog post written by someone with actual knowledge, or even with a more experience coleague
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
What could go wrong? Use a technology that is notorious for outputting wrong information to write a script that is really hard to get it right and then later reviewed by someone that can’t really understand it. At this point just use someth
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I just opened a view mode page in confluence, and it made >400 calls until fully loaded. ~80 XHR calls and >300 js files being loaded, in what world that is acceptable? Indeed it is a shame that they still a thing.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
What subs are you following or recommend. I can’t really find interesting discussion over there.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
If you're putting all your eggs in one basket you are the only one to blame I guess. It's sill weird to me how many and how much companies relly on Github infra.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I think the same thing. Before git I was using TFVC and git was huge improvement in pretty much every aspect of code version control.
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
... until for profiting goes against developing a good service. > I think github, after stackoverflow, is the best thing that happened to developers. I don't think github is bad tooling (there are worse), but the best thing for deve
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In Defense of the Office(world.hey.com)
9 points by gabrielgio 3y ago|2 comments
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
Well, I can't read it at all. The scroll behaviour is really off. It jumps around on the slightest scroll. Why even do that? Edit: on firefox it works better (I was on qute), but it still snaps into places while scrolling which makes r
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
> "Just leave the politics out of it" is also a political statement And since everything is political what they really mean is "leave politics that I don't agree with out of it". COD historical revisionism to put
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by gabrielgio 3y ago
I use a third party app to sync the database file, in my case Nextcloud.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
> Fedora has a release every 6 month which laughable honestly Why? If you want a LTS go for Ubuntu, if you are more for a rolling distro experience go for Fedora. They have different approaches. Also LTS for desktop serves me nothing. I

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