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by guappa 1y ago
My 75 years old mother can do it completely unassisted…
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by guappa 1y ago
There's backports to install specific programs. But I'm not here to convince anyone.
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by guappa 1y ago
Use a stable distribution like Debian and maintenance only happens every 4-5 years, if you don't mind staying with older software.
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by guappa 1y ago
He was doing neither. He was using a 3rd party API and has no idea what it costs them to actually run it.
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by guappa 1y ago
We now have electric kickbikes… they aren't any better looking.
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by guappa 1y ago
Is still there some indian online to guide them through difficult intersections?
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by guappa 1y ago
I use them to generate obvious AI text that talks badly about AI on linkedin and get people riled up!
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by guappa 1y ago
> Productivity gains of around 10 to 20 percent in most knowledge work. Wasn't there a recent study that showed people perceived a 20% increase while the clock showed a 20% decrease?
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by guappa 1y ago
Customers of slack care if they are paying tens of thousands for "waiting for slack to start"
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by guappa 1y ago
Is the customer asking for a product that takes 5 minutes to open? Eventually customers do move away from crap… they're just very slow.
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by guappa 1y ago
> There is a huge scientific merit of the algorithms for reaching a distributed consensus when not all participants can be trusted Yes, they existed a long time ago and aren't wasteful as a way to generate "value".
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by guappa 1y ago
I doubt customers specifically ask to make the product really large and slow.
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by guappa 1y ago
My point being that the 20% right wingers aren't really a 20% minority… they're more like the majority.
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by guappa 1y ago
I assure you that 20 years ago websites with chats existed and they worked fine. Which means they weren't so huge because it would have taken days to download that amount of stuff.
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by guappa 1y ago
My org hasn't moved away but I use localslackirc to connect via my preferred IRC client. I get perks like not seeing reaction emojis, gifs, and being able to mute the constant flow of @channel notifications by configuring a list of peo
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by guappa 1y ago
I don't know where you've met all those programmers who are good at their job. In my experience the ones who don't care beyond the questions "does it compile? Does it pass the test suite?" outnumber the ones who ask
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by guappa 1y ago
Is being a tax haven and doing propaganda to tell your citizens how virtuous you are economically (what NL has been doing for several decades) not right wing populism?
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by guappa 1y ago
If you are a regular at a bar of a well known nazi, you're a nazi.
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by guappa 1y ago
Well, right wing lovers at work have asked me to take down sarcastic images of elon musk doing a "totally not nazi" salute, just in case someone who voted for trump might be offended.
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by guappa 1y ago
Account created 3 days ago with the sole purpose of trolling.
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by guappa 1y ago
Separate stack still uses memory, you need to prove the bounds.
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by guappa 1y ago
recursion on embedded devices is terrible… you have very little memory.
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by guappa 1y ago
Did Kamala ever say anything at all against what israel is doing?
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by guappa 1y ago
Censoring people who disagree with you is not the same as no censorship.
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by guappa 1y ago
> where the news happens It never was, despite what lazy journalists led people to believe.
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by guappa 1y ago
To me it's very useful. Whenever someone tells them go is their favourite language I know they can't be trusted.
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by guappa 1y ago
Ads industry is already way way overvalued.
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by guappa 1y ago
You can and I've done it… but you can't expect anything to be able to decompress it unless you wrote it yourself.
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by guappa 1y ago
And? A single country can't decide to do that even if they don't have euro.
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by guappa 1y ago
The original one is behind an extremely thick layer of glass that completely distorts the colours.

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