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by gitaarik 10mo ago
I think Home Assistant is when you want to connect multiple IoT devices together and have automations around them, that you normally can't do because the devices are using different protocols because they're from different manufac
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When using component frameworks like React, you typically put the styling for a button in the button component, and use that component. So then you don't need to have a global CSS class for a button. You just need to style the button o
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Tailwind is not a bad CSS framework, because it doesn't try to change CSS at all, it's just a collection of (configurable) aliases / shortcuts for common used CSS statements. Something that will usually happen in any big proj
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For most styles there are no HTML attributes, and you need to use CSS, and you start to see the difference when you have multiple styles: style="display: flex; width: 32px; height: 24px; background: green;" In Tailwind: class=&qu
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Just that you see it more doesn't necessarily mean it happens more
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Yes, we're already there, and the human responsibilities are shifting from engineering to architecting. The AI does the execution, the human makes the decisions. Because LLMs can never make decisions fully by themselves, because they n
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I imagine for some very low level kernel stuff, you might want to turn off Rust's safety features because they get in the way, make things less efficient or something. But then when you do you should really know what you're doing.
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Seems to me rather that Teslas are self driving cars with a handicap; they are missing some easily obtainable data because they lack the sensors. Because their CEO is so hard headed. Simplifying things doesn't always make things easier
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It rather reminds me of that Musk was obsessed with converting Paypal to run on Windows servers instead of Linux, and that he therefore finally got ousted by the other CEOs. Because he already had a big share in the company he made a lot of
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
Right, saying that something which is completely against the company's fundamental principles "feels off mission" gives us a very secure feeling of this CEO.
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And so switching to a browser created by the world's biggest advertising company is your solution? Interesting
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Jezus also ate fish
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by gitaarik 11mo ago
And?
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I guess his appearance appeals to SOME people..
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Now reading this on the GitHub page: "If you wish to use the same phone number for both Molly and Signal, you must register Molly as a linked device. Registering the same number independently on both apps will result in only the most r
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I got logged out of Signal after setting up Molly
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It's in a third party repo that you need to add first
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Just installed it, it looks exactly the same, just a bit more purple theme
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What part don't you "believe" exactly? It's just a license with it's particular use cases. It's up to you whether you find the use case appropriate in your circumstance. It depends on what your goal is.
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Indeed. And pharmaceutical companies will never do studies for medicines they cannot patent. And you can't patent natural medicines, only synthetic. So only the synthetic ones that are created by them are being studied and are the only
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The point being that it's backed by the company that's producing the product
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According to a Pfizer backed study..
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Potentially offensive in what way?
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Or databases and harddisk redundancy configurations. Or Zen masters. Or masterclass. Or a master's degree. Or mastermind. We should get rid of all these words right?
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Trunk is probably also offensive in some way to some people
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Ok correction: they don't scan your mail for ads since 2017 since the EU GPDR regulation
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They're already reading your email to train their ads, so a small step to also train the AI right?
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But journalists have to include the statements from both sides. And then it's up to the audience to make an opinion of it.
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How did you generate this?
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Only Tesla I think, and that is not really self driving.

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