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1y ago
Did anyone ask for yet another a Microsoft editor on your Linux machine?
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1y ago
> Pull the plug on the internet Article proceeds to talk about how he could disable Google and Microsoft for Europe. Choose the right tech folks, no reason to depend on the US: https://european-alternatives.eu/alternative
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1y ago
In the last thread several people mentioned plans like this, even for their kids. Basically letting people creating astro surfing accounts that only benefit the social media platforms and politics again.
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1y ago
I am mostly coding with ruby so I constantly find myself wrapping APIs or Linux tools to get things done faster. Usually I just send a link to the API doc with a sentence or two to let it wrap one or two functions leading to small, speciali
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1y ago
From your examples the libraries are what AI is actually helpful for me. If I find any API I want to use I let the Claude built an API wrapper for me. Or any other specific issues that typically end up in a Lib. So a isolated, single purpos
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1y ago
Auto complete actually saves me a lot time. Discussing and fixing architecture Claude has built often takes just as long as just building it. But tab/automcomplete is crazy. (Especially for html layouts and repetitive changes)
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1y ago
I like markdown, the limitation is exactly what makes it great. It's just the essentials for flowing text, not another scripting layer, html preprocessor or anything like that. Also the syntax of markdown is nearly as reading the resul
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1y ago
We have them in Switzerland. Often had to change train at the border and never thought it could be a technical limitation.
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1y ago
So most of us had luck then I guess. For now
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1y ago
It doesn't matter if it's true at this point. The US can not involve themself in every fucking war for their own motives, just by calling "Bombs" they did this a few times to often. I really hope this is going to have co
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1y ago
No matter what. America getting them self into this, so fast is going to lead to a lot of worldwide drama distracting from the disastrous financial situation of the US.
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1y ago
Good old "weapons make everything safer" logic. Guess I should get some nukes as well?
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1y ago
> No increase in radiation levels have been detected, the UN's nuclear watchdog says I guess means no. However I have no idea what they would say if they did. "Yes we poisoned the whole area for generations to come, success!&qu
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1y ago
> No increase in radiation levels have been detected, the UN's nuclear watchdog says If true they failed to destroy the material (just like last time when the US brought chaos over the world by creating a war out of "they have
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1y ago
By joining discord and scrolling trough hundreds of unrelated answers? I get what you mean, but I think you discuss the wrong point
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1y ago
They don't care about their users finding solutions and examples for their software or code base? That's an weird argument
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1y ago
My first thought as well. I hate how more recent versions of Claude keep telling me how smart my changes are ...
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1y ago
Discord support is IMO the biggest red flag for any software project right now. If you have to hide your support or are to lazy to offer support without walled garden it just appears fishy Edit'// Worst are those who require
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1y ago
Interesting. I kinda weird out by the face id tho. So the idea is that an actual fingerprint of my face is used to make sure I only claim it once. What if I just generate faces with AI and use them? How could a system prevent that? I wouldn
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1y ago
Fedora is pretty much "ideot proof for normies" at this point.
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1y ago
You just login into chrome again
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1y ago
Personally I would be careful. WordPress is just another red flag for legacy PHP code. But keep in mind that's only me. I wouldn't do a java job either, so I am likely just a bad example
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1y ago
Writing or maintaining? I am sure besides all the hate it's surely possible to build cool clean things with PHP. However, working on legacy PHP code (as I have experienced in the past) ranks within the worst things I could imagine for
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1y ago
Nobody calls it that other than themselfs
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1y ago
You have credit score and a society that builds on it. The concept is far from new, it's just being extended. (The way your credit score is designed is nether common nor normal outside of the US. And is a strange concept to anyone else
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1y ago
Talked to police guy once for something unrelated. The moment I mentioned I don't have a telephone number all alarm bells went off in this man and you could tell the police guy was suddenly suspicions.
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1y ago
You can port forward SSH to other internal machines, just like nginx + web.
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1y ago
Imo not true for psychodelics You just open the door for many more first times to come
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1y ago
Is this what the American public is asking for?
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1y ago
- can't create AI campaigns, nothing happens when I click the button - AI content is very generic, images even more so. Storyline, Strategy, ... All sound very ai'ish and barely focused. - it just feels undone, and like a test thi
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