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by gloosx 2y ago
I can't really fully understand what "Microsoft 365" stands for. Microsoft years in day? Microsoft all year? hard to understand. Sounds like some kind of new super-term for their Office products. In that case, LibreOffice wor
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by gloosx 2y ago
Typing is a powerful mental exercise, with each keystroke contributing to improved memory, language development, cognitive adaptability, and concentration – all of which essentially breeds innovation. The future you described is a wild kind
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by gloosx 2y ago
Day 1357 watching Microsoft not give a fuck about their customers, thankfully I was not brainwashed into being their product from the childhood.
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by gloosx 2y ago
>The illegality wasn't just incidental The illegality of drugs is a government reaction, since governance failed to do anything with the problem by action. No-one deserves a life-long sentence in prison for that. This market, as wel
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by gloosx 2y ago
>my workflow consists of switching back and forth between a terminal window and an editor window You can open as many terminal buffers in neovim as you'd like, AND at the same time you can open as many neovims in terminals as you&#x
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by gloosx 2y ago
I don't think webmasters will be sitting down and hoping that this will not be abusable. Unlikely these kinds of agents would be allowed at all for producing content of any kind automatically (e.g. not via their APIs), or ai-slop will
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by gloosx 2y ago
Looking cool! I have two questions though: >10 launches per day, max. What if your launch queue will be filling at a much faster rate aka backpressure issue? E.g what if this went viral and you get 1000 new projects per day, any new laun
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by gloosx 2y ago
Any non-standard HTML attributes look cursed to me, it seems like HTMX claims to be a solution for JavaScript excessive complexity but at the same time creating complexity in another place where is doesn't belong. There is a reason not
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by gloosx 2y ago
>Our system handles hundreds of worker nodes constantly polling our PostgreSQL-backed control plane for new jobs Does everybody poll their PosgreSQL to get new rows in real-time? This is really weird, there are trigger functions and noti
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by gloosx 2y ago
What's loom? This app for screen recording?? A terrible product, I personally hated every second of using it, yet my bosses were pissing rainbows and insisted on everyone using it. Congratz on taking a shitload of corporate money in yo
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by gloosx 2y ago
Always in play for goods and services, but this is a crypto currency – it's supply is mathematically limited, and it's value is fully market-dependent – determined only by players on the market.
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by gloosx 2y ago
for sure, chocothot aligns better with letters
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by gloosx 2y ago
It's around 8KB now – so text bigger than 8 thousand characters will return: "414 Request-URI Too Large". Anyway the document.body.innerText contains all things on the site, including links, menus, buttons etc just 1 per newl
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by gloosx 2y ago
It's faster. There are all kinds of vim modes and shortcuts in IDEs, but only in terminal you can turn off your mouse completely and just use the keyboard. It's also faster than any GUI program in terms of responsiveness, everythi
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by gloosx 2y ago
You don't need to move to India for that, it is enough to just bid for 3x less salary like an Indian and you will get the job from anywhere. Then you maybe will consider moving to India.
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by gloosx 2y ago
The remote work culture won, as well as capitalism. Who wanna pay a local worker 100k/year if a remote worker from small country can do the same job for half of that? I'm almost decade in the field and I'm that worker who is
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by gloosx 2y ago
>I created this because I wanted to contribute to open-source projects but quickly realized their codebases are too massive for me to dig through manually I don't get this statement: tried the first repository with the following res
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by gloosx 2y ago
Imagine the face of a guy who needs to do the work of 5 solo now... He is probably the happiest employee now and his salary raised 5-fold, surely yeah? Hopefully that'll finish off big companies
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by gloosx 2y ago
Self hosted music service doesn't necessarily imply new music discovery problems, because a lot of people still discover music the old non-algorithmic way, by being interested in certain genres, studying labels and artists and going th
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by gloosx 2y ago
I wouldn't worry about destroying it just yet... Maybe it's a good time to watch and wait, because people often super-exaggerate the abilities of the current system, and the same people also tend to fantasize that this "intel
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by gloosx 2y ago
>Includes up to 2,000 completions and 50 chat requests per month. Never used Copilot or any AI assisting tool, is this a lot or is it as free as cheese in a mousetrap?
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by gloosx 2y ago
>htmx.ajax, htmx:trigger, synthetic load event >Nested shadow root >element is reinitialized via htmx.process() >Boosted <form> tags >htmx-powered elements located outside a form, but that refer to a form via the form a
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by gloosx 2y ago
creation... wow, they really love themselves by choosing that vocabulary; to create is divine, and this AI model is merely generating.
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Read few other reviews as well, the general feeling seems to be more or less the same. People also complain that it often imagines faces on reference pictures and after some substantial delay denies generating, which is a big game-ender.
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by gloosx 2y ago
it is all Information to be precise.
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So in the end, was it all classic hype pumping and heavily edited marketing material? Can't create account but from what I see on the front-page, every video looks kinda strange, almost in everyone of them something is instantly off to
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by gloosx 2y ago
But doesn't software exist in time and space too? I won't agree software has no physical-world representation, as it takes charges on my SSD, and if I did not copy it even once, then destroying that SSD or messing up the charges o
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by gloosx 2y ago
I understand react is not easy for some, and this article is made for those who are finding a hard time with it. "Adjusting state when prop changes" only means your dataflow is a whack and your logic is a mess, and article explai
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>There was react before hooks; React pre and post 16.8 are two completely different libraries. I remember 2019, hooks we presented as a replacement to lifecycle methods and class-based components at all, not as alternative. The useEffect
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by gloosx 2y ago
Email, Jitsi, Matrix/Element, many of them, e2e encrypted and on-premise. No serious company (outside of US) which really care about it's own data privacy would go for MS Teams, which can't even offer decent user experience m

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