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by giorgioz 9mo ago
Okay I saw the link below: https://briarproject.org/how-it-works/ So it seems it's more effective for blog posts because everyone is sharing the same blog post. I'm not sure what happens with direct messages.
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by giorgioz 9mo ago
How does Briar work when a government shuts down the internet? It mentions Bluetooth and Wifi. My guess is that it tries to find other Briar devices connected to the same Bluetooth and wifi hotspot but what if the users are not on the Bluet
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by giorgioz 9mo ago
In Italy we had similar memes for the (old) Fiat Panda 4x4
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by giorgioz 9mo ago
It was a joke based on the theme of forgetting things :D
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
I'm still using emotion CSS-in-JS and I love the Developer Experience. I love being able to create styles in separate files or inline. I can understand the drawbacks in performance/hidration and lack of support from SSR frameworks
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
Yes I also let my girlfriend skip the last two episodes. Tyrion Lannister did say "if you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention".
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
Yes but it's possible that the marketing channel is very profitable before drying out. Also the less a channel is known the more it will take to reach saturation. So there might be channels that are very profitable and well hidden, the
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
Your 2025 Train Delay Wrapped https://chuuchuu.com/2025wrapped
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
On the other end Germany has a great used-cars markets. So if you feel the train service is consuming too much of your time that you can allocate better, evaluate if buying a used car is an improvement.
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
After 10 years of hard work, it was an "instant" success.
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
I cannot find your book There is not anti-mimetics division... Are you sure it exists?
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
I'm also reading Dungeon Crawler Carl series!! Enjoying a lot! "Goddamnit Donut!" Carl
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
Often there is a bell shaped curve where productivity peeks at a point and bigger efforts after that make you actually less productive overall. In my personal experience most projects are a marathon not a sprint. Always sleep the 8-9 hours
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
You are right. Many times we already made an emotional decision. We then rationalize logically. I guess I did want to give access to LLM to my browser so my brain found an argument where one of the claims blocking me might not be true. Yes
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
>You wouldn't give a _human_ this level of access to your browser. Your statement made me thought of this possibility: It's possible we are anthropomorphizing LLM but they will just turn out to be just next stage in calculators
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
Interesting! Can you tell me more how you use CloudFront (cache) behaviours with sharp?
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by giorgioz 10mo ago
Very cool, I was already doing that by emailing things to myself onGmail and Snoozing to a future date. Muche better than calendar events for things like clean gutters.
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
There is 7+ billion people now on the planet. Don't worry our descendants will find our stuff for a long time. In 10.000 years they won't care that much if something was from 300.A.C or 2025.A.C.
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
I know a friend who was building his first website, he asked in our startup group how to handle the GDPR cookie banner, it likely wasted 1 day on that, when he had invested maybe a whole othery day on the project. At that moment in time the
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
Can anyone tell me some use cases for CDP commands? In which situation is preferable to use CDP commands over Puppeteer?
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
I do not dismiss their policy, I dismiss their behaviour of not providing specific reason for the ban. They have merely stated that I have violated the Terms of Service. They have not stated WHY and HOW I have violated them. Whatsapp Terms
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Tell HN: Dentist banned from WhatsApp without appeal
7 points by giorgioz 11mo ago|3 comments
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
Why are they not calling it Department of Defense? Department of War hasn't been in used since 1947: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_Wa... https://www.war.gov/ I'm q
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
> We can't win in the UK: if we cheer on our achievements and be positive, we're accused of being stuck in a "Downtown Abbey" fantasy. If we get depressed about our economy, we're told we're not being positi
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
I respect you for your knowledge of Beretta, La Marzocco, De Longhi and Carpiggiani. I was not aware of Carpiggiani. Ferrero is also Italian. Kinder Surprise is Italian (from German branch) and Ferrero Roché is Italian (from French branch).
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
South Korea is also freaking awesome and shipbuiling and it's mentioned 1x. Maybe also the reason why the UK is behind is their arrogance in dismissing competitors that they have stereotypically decided they are not good at shipbuildin
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
It's true the shipbuilders were not critized but they were also not praised in this very specific article. Good and bad results should be both noticed. Times in the articles countries are mentioned: Japan 17x Germany 6x USA 4x China 3x
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
Italy is barely mentioned in the whole article. Today Italy is the biggest shipbuilding manufacturer in Europe: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/countries-dominate-global-s... I feel the double standard of such articles qui
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
Peter Thiel is backing up Vice-President J.D. Vance which if elected will make Trump look like a reasonable democratic guy. https://theconversation.com/friday-essay-libertarian-tech-ti... I see Peter Thiel destroying the cu
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by giorgioz 11mo ago
"$1 trillion in stock value has been wiped from several of Silicon Valley’s heaviest hitters, all of which are heavily enmeshed in generative AI. Oracle, Meta, Palantir, and Nvidia" I just checked the stock Oracle Palantir and Nvi

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