greatgib

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by greatgib 10mo ago
The problem is not the search or some AI generated bullshit. The problem is that we need to teach again to people that not everything they read from internet or AI is true. Starting at the young age!
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And the metric in global is not that relevant also. It should differentiate between usages. I guess that media website could represent a big part of the load where you go for a single view of an article but they would have like you to use t
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by greatgib 10mo ago
With Deliveroo, I already caught the app lying. One time the order was stuck at "waiting for the restaurant/cooking" for a very unusual time, like 40 mins instead of the usual 10 mins. So I called the restaurant and they told
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by greatgib 10mo ago
It was in French and a long time ago, but basically it was in the style of the following article: https://www.fishfarmingexpert.com/france-mealworm-molitors/n... Like the huge megalomaniac project that, to french peopl
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by greatgib 10mo ago
For me it is not so bad as it is natural selection for websites. When I encounter invasive popups like that preventing me to get the content, it turns me down directly for this website and I will just avoid the site completely after. Some m
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by greatgib 10mo ago
For the moment ynsect was launched in France it was obvious that it was doomed to fail. Like often here, the only real goal was to suck public funding. Normally, you would start a small business/factory and scale with your business. Es
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Censorship and withdrawal of freedom and liberty dangerously progressing throughout the world as we can see more and more dictatorial states. In France, the current president is hated by most of the country, actually its government is even
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Regarding the context with Taiwan, at first I thought that the news was about the Chinese dictator!
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by greatgib 10mo ago
I'm even quite sure that it is illegal in France to discriminate against a customer without a valid legal reason here.
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Libsodium’s goal was to expose APIs to perform operations, not low-level functions. Users shouldn’t even have to know or care about what algorithms are used internally. This is how I’ve always viewed libsodium. ... Over the year
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by greatgib 10mo ago
can never get `cp`, `rsync`, `mv`, `find` right without looking them up Wow! You have the brain really fried by not using it if you have issue using these simple command without help. I would double down on advising you to go back
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by greatgib 10mo ago
HSBC is on my list of the worst bank anyway. Just connecting to their online banking portal you feel like throwing up!
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by greatgib 10mo ago
It is a well known issue: https://zvox.com/blogs/news/why-can-t-i-hear-dialogue-on-tv-... I don't find the source anymore but I think that I saw that it was even a kind of small conspiracy on tv streaming so
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by greatgib 10mo ago
The issue here is that coderabbit is indeed a crappy product and then you have this problem that we want people to be nice to your products but sometimes it is just pity. Personally I'm not a small indie dev but if asked, I would have
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by greatgib 10mo ago
One crappy website says that they have more users but still doesn't prove that them and the whole list of competitors are not still just outliers.
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by greatgib 10mo ago
So far they don't look to be doing anything about it, but Gemini models have a serious repetition bug. I don't think that it is related to a specific prompt, like a "prompt logic issue" badly understood by the model, but
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by greatgib 10mo ago
I will not defend the case against this person, because I think that trump's gouvernement actions are awful. But just to nitpick, it looks like that what is taken against this guy is not that they defend a point of view as "free
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by greatgib 10mo ago
I got bitten too many times by Matrix to still have any will to use it again. Lost messages, impossibility to backup or recover, search not working and weird unexplainable bugs... To try to fix a cache issue I once tried to look at the sour
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by greatgib 10mo ago
He was probably considered as a "victim" of having his crimes exposed...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
The architect knows what it is doing. And the workers are professionals with supervisors to check that the work is done properly.
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Asshole involved, not surprised...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Launching big paper project like that so he can feel important... The why is irrelevant...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
What amaze me is all these websites like Expedia or Airbnb that would open MCP api when they carefully prevented for years scraping and equivalent things. Nowadays, a lot of things that people are impressed by agents doesn't even reall
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by greatgib 10mo ago
This popup just tells you to switch to another OS, more respective of you as an user...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
This guy looks like to have a good mindset, I hope that fellow HNers living there will vite for him to give us a little bit of hope in the current very sad world!
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Anyone can send a bill but you can just throw it in the trash without even responding if there is not contract...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
"Along similar lines, Seminole County Public Schools (SCPS) communications officer, Katherine Crnkovich, emphasized in an email to Ars to “please make sure it is noted that this student wasn’t simply carrying a clarinet. This individua
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by greatgib 10mo ago
The point is that if your program itself take note of the error from the library it is ok. You, as the program owner, can decide what to do with it (error log or not). But if you are the SMTP library and that you unilaterally log that as an
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Systemd, breaking perfectly working systems at update like always...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
There is the conventional comment convention : https://conventionalcomments.org/ But I find it hard to follow up on writing the correct tags when writing review comments everyday

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