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by herbst 1y ago
The website is crashing constantly on me. I just assumed it's Microsoft doing their typical thing.
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by herbst 1y ago
A swiss news paper wrote something along "so far the main effects seem to be the rising prices of Swiss goods in America, not really a falling market" He is threating Switzerland with 250% tariffs on meds while his people still su
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by herbst 1y ago
Anyone remember when GitHub was still standing for development culture and community in a way?
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by herbst 1y ago
Not wanting is good. From Europe POV the countries got pressured into contracts that they know were bad. It's closer to a cold war situation than just "selling dept"
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by herbst 1y ago
I find Cron to be one of the clearest and most elegant Syntax solutions out there. Like you only have to understand it once and can assume the rest from looking at it. That's super elegant
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by herbst 1y ago
I am still unable to comprehend that 2025 is the year we went into a trade war with the USA. One sided and live on X
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't see anything peeking after 95 when they invented the UX we still all kinda stuck with.
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by herbst 1y ago
As Linux "gamer" it's almost always just the launchers that make(/made) issues rarely the game itself. More often than not did a proper crack that was a custom launcher basically fix "the whole game" for me.
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by herbst 1y ago
I have that with all meta products. As soon as I sign up my account gets locked, then I can unlock it normally most of the time. After a few hours or any interaction it gets locked again. When I usually start to see broken UX where there is
430.
by herbst 1y ago
Had one of the first 10k Minecraft accounts or so. Never changed the name or anything. When Microsoft bought it they spammed me that I would loose my account if I don't transfer it. So after the 3rd email or so I did. It got hacked a f
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by herbst 1y ago
Also don't fall for holy or other synthetically sweetened brands of "water flavor powder" there are alternatives with real or no sugar (even if there aren't a lot) It's probably super local still but I really do lik
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't agree. In many countries diet soda is the way more common thing at this point (sugar taxes) ex. Mainland Spain basically every soda except coca cola is based on sweetener instead of sugar. It turns out it's not the "o
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by herbst 1y ago
Maybe it's just me but the companies name kinda gave it away.
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by herbst 1y ago
I like the header idea but it's the wrong way around. Let's make the header a law, and then consumers can decide themselves.
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by herbst 1y ago
People really need to vote with their wallet and stop buying these products.
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by herbst 1y ago
This! Buying expensive things can be fun and reasonable. But only if they have an actual worth and aren't just expensive for the sake of. It's so weird a product marketet like this even got any popularity within "normal"
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by herbst 1y ago
You are to deep into the name finding, first you need to get some distance. Every name will sound shit before that. Then remind yourself that the name is not as relevant as we want it to be. If it's sounding and kinda rememberable that
438.
by herbst 1y ago
Wouldn't be the first time in history a falling empire tries to control the narrative by burning books
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by herbst 1y ago
I can tell how this would be implemented. Microsoft rolls their own awkward standard nobody asked for. Other major companies try to use a somewhat common standard. The Industrie enforces new rules and suddenly it costs $150000 and has awkwa
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by herbst 1y ago
I also wonder why so many companies waste time and resources into AI apps now that they will either drag with them for years with a minimal user base or stop developing it all together. It's sounds so wasteful for their resources
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by herbst 1y ago
Apple just cosplays privacy while proton at least thinks they care
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by herbst 1y ago
Also CHF and many other currencies have interesting stable coin projects. Or just hold on BTC/Eth/... directly :)
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by herbst 1y ago
BTC or any crypto lost way less value (in fact only increased) where 1 USDT/C lost 20-25% of its value for the average European since trump began crashing the US. Really no reason at all to hold or handle USD compared to nearly anythin
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by herbst 1y ago
I ask it why when it acts stupid and then ask it to summarize what just happened and how to avoid it into claude.md With varied success, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. But the more of these Claude.md patches I let it write th
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by herbst 1y ago
Same here. Claude definitely can get very destructive if unwatched. And on the same note be careful to mention files outside of it's working scope. It could get the urge to "fix" these later.
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by herbst 1y ago
It's like a anti pattern. My Claude basically always needs to try a different approach as soon as it runs commands. It's hard to tell when it starts to go berserk again or just trying all the system commands from 0 again. It does
447.
by herbst 1y ago
Don't worry I watched Claude pro removing all code we created over hours and reverting to the example we started with, by also removing all other files and call it a success because "now it runs again" It literally forgot eve
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by herbst 1y ago
You cought us. Our living standard is just for the show, in reality we can't even afford air conditioning or a drying machine(?) Europe (read Europe, as one one large country, with no differences at all) is definitely a horrible place
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by herbst 1y ago
In Europe we have a proposed or existing rule (unsure as I actually see just swiss shops doing it right now) that you have to show the price development for a product over the past X months. Amazon is almost always the most expensive option
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by herbst 1y ago
Maybe it helps. I feel there is nothing a deployment could really break that 24 hours actively watching and hot patching couldn't fix. One day painful monitoring, but a big problem less :)

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