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gonzalohm
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2mo ago
Does the game have performance issues? I don't see the need to rewrite unless there is a problem with it
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2mo ago
Canada's debt is 103 of their GDP
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2mo ago
> The fact that we cannot regenerate our code in the same way is a sign that we do not understand it That just means that requirements have changed over time and the code has to make concessions to cover all the requirements. That's
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2mo ago
What do you mean by a "consumer style experience"?
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2mo ago
I want to start contributing. I want to add some hiking trails that are not mapped around where I live. However, the process seems a bit complicated. Is there any documentation you can provide for how to contribute to OSM?
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2mo ago
What do you mean "solve problems"? Everyone solves problems at their job. A CEO solves problems, same for a salesman. But if you have been hired to a position that requires reading and writing assembly, then I would hope that anyo
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2mo ago
Do architects start as construction workers? It's a completely different career. That's my point. OP should have studied to be a manager
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I don't understand people that say "I no longer code" as a good thing. I think it's safe to assume that if you studied computer science or similar you like to code. If not, why did you even study that? To me it just feel
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2mo ago
Not neutral if you are Apple. That's their battlefield
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Same approach that we are taking against climate change
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2mo ago
For me the complicated part was understanding the IP assignment for peers and how to set that up correctly
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2mo ago
Or just use wireguard directly. I get it that it's a pain in the ass to configure it, but there are plenty of open source config generators
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2mo ago
The average is probably calculated as total toilet paper used / US population. This doesn't mean than the average American uses that much paper. I believe it just means a lot of it is wasted (probably just thrown away without even
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2mo ago
Woah, what a loss. I'm pretty sure that's one of the worst problems they are going through as a country /s
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2mo ago
Nothing around better error handling or schema updates? After working with SQL for 10+ years those are definitely the things I miss. For error handling I mean things like deprecating a column and allowing a custom error message when someone
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2mo ago
AI:DR
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2mo ago
Doesn't work for me
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2mo ago
How can they prove that? What if it was a glitch?
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2mo ago
Probably your country doesn't get good deals on money loans and hence it doesn't borrow more than it can pay. The US on the other hand keeps borrowing and borrowing
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Does it offer anything out of the box or do you have to program everything? It doesn't even seem to track steps
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I'm curious, which features did you code into the watch?
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2mo ago
I guess this is the world we live in now. All companies no matter which sector they belong to must buy AI crap. A few years ago, companies buying random companies from a completely different sector was frowned upon by stakeholders
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2mo ago
I mean, it's cool that it's useful for you. I also enjoy when clients find features I implement useful. I just don't like those features being forced onto everyone
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2mo ago
Yeah, you can almost buy two phones for that price. There you go, wireless foldable
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2mo ago
How long does it take you to add a calendar event manually? Takes me like 30 seconds I feel like companies are pushing AI for stuff that saves a minute of your time in exchange for huge privacy red flags and sloppy updates
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That happened to my pixel running stock android and it was the 5G. As soon as I disabled it the battery lasted longer and the phone was way cooler. After all, I'm totally fine with LTE speeds
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2mo ago
That's better than bricking devices
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2mo ago
I don't know. Out of curiosity I went to framework website, found the software license for their BIOS firmware and it says "Software distributed under the License is distributed AS IS basis, without WARRANTY OF ANY KIND..."
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2mo ago
A bit off-topic, but kind of relevant. I firmly believe that if installing custom firmware voids the warranty of a device, installing official updates should extend the warranty. I'm tired of sloppy updates or change of behavior that m
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2mo ago
You don't see anything wrong with being tracked 24/7 ? The fact that it's already possible to be tracked with your phone signals that there is already a problem that needs fixing
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