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by herbst 1mo ago
What void tho? The majority of people _I know_ below 40 don't use Facebook or any related service at all.
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by herbst 1mo ago
This was an issue, but at this point Microsoft is placing ads everywhere, negative news on my desktop, and update nags with changing buttons in every other start. Nothing about it is smooth or consistent anymore. Seriously I've learned
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by herbst 1mo ago
I've written quite a few tools for the Swiss government in my time and 98% of them are part of the intranet or even external websites. It's all web anyway.
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by herbst 1mo ago
I've made websites for universities and science programs so I've got a taste of the other side, where money doesn't really matter that much and accessibility is a must. It's hard to go back and just ignore it
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by herbst 1mo ago
Move away for a while, do nothing, actively. Consider a week of dwelling in front of the TV as success. Break your pattern. It might doesn't get better, but you might learn to live with it. Source: been there at 25. Still am there 11 y
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by herbst 1mo ago
The issue is that AI is still very bad at making frontends that work well on any kind of device, for blind people or otherwise impaired, color blind, ... However it's not that anyone cared before otherwise AI would know better than tha
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by herbst 1mo ago
Having spent some money, time and coding in this space the real issue with most of these projects is how boring the AIs are. There are no surprises, just the same rotation on and on. Other than that synsual can control toys. This is actuall
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by herbst 1mo ago
> It's readable, it's easy That's what I am saying about my ruby codes as well. Still my boss wanted proper commit messages
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by herbst 1mo ago
It shouts "I am made with codex" in every little aspect of the site
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by herbst 1mo ago
There are also very very strict rules for companies that use or process this kinda of data and how they need to save and handle it. Hence why it's basically illegal to use US based services for anything with real data these days. I wis
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by herbst 1mo ago
It would be more useful if next to "remote" it also shows where the company actually is. I am sure many people don't want to work for us companies. Otherwise cool project
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by herbst 1mo ago
Saw him way over 10 years ago presenting it a Rubycon, it was incredible to watch and even thought I do understand a bit about music it's really hard for me to transport this concept to code event thought ruby is my language of choice.
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by herbst 1mo ago
Curious how it actually is. Most people seem to do fine with Acesulfam K or Aspartam both of which even very low doses mess up my tummy, same as sucralose and Stevia where I can at least consume small amounts from time to time. For me the s
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by herbst 1mo ago
The whole service is shit, all music you discover is bought to be there, a lot of it is AI.
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by herbst 1mo ago
I never saw that sold for weight loss before. I got introduced to it as a aphrodisiac when mixed with vitamin C if I remember correctly. Interesting stuff
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by herbst 1mo ago
Are there peptites do get high? To my understanding that stuff is more or less the opposite of getting high, more self optimisation, more control about self aspectsy etc.
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by herbst 1mo ago
You cannot pay cash for MANY things I consider a requirement these days. Ex internet, health care, mobile access, ... None of these in my country support crypto either. Well for mobile maybe.
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by herbst 1mo ago
Same here in the Swiss Alps. Doesn't look so bad, but rain is WAY below what it should be. Still is
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by herbst 1mo ago
I don't know anyone or ever see any media reflecting such a weird standpoint. It's more "better act now than even later"
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by herbst 1mo ago
Looks really interesting. Any plans for a Linux client? Or do you maybe test and build with proper Wine support?
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by herbst 1mo ago
I don't have a Wikipedia link for this. But at the right time of a cold winter day (late evening), at the right place (I saw it in a forest) you can see spiders walking all over the snow hunting. If you see it in person it's a rea
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by herbst 1mo ago
I wish it were that easy. But you get constantly flagged, questioned and banned from things if you don't play the traditional banking rules. I am trying, that's why I know
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by herbst 1mo ago
It's not even funny how often that word sounds in my head these days
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by herbst 1mo ago
When I learned Webdesign accessibility was a main factor, always. Today it seems more like the absolute exception, even Ai doesn't care about it by default. In professional work many customers were like "nah, we don't need th
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by herbst 1mo ago
If not for online banking I probably wouldn't even have a smartphone, however none of my banks supports anything other than recent androids. I feel stuck
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by herbst 1mo ago
I have a p2s (and x2c) but the main difference in can instantly tell here is that I haven't had any clogs with any enclosed Bambu so far and whatever material I throw at it it just works. It's maybe not a lot difference but it&#x2
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by herbst 1mo ago
This is the exact thing I was afraid of to end up with again. I don't want a maintain hobby
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by herbst 1mo ago
In Switzerland the concept of a "Einzugsermächtigung" exists too, but it's a step or two more than just knowing your IBAN. Basically you do this with your bank and not the other way around with the merchant. Is it common to c
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by herbst 1mo ago
It has a long and scary list of side effects, good if it works for you
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by herbst 1mo ago
I remember when it came out they promised crypto payments and what not and then it never actually delivered anything else than being another confusing option to use PayPal

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