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hparadiz
2y ago
The decisions are probably made by a C suite level who is responsible for specifically OneDrive. They could not care less if the rest of the company crashes and burns on their way out the door with their golden parachute.
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hparadiz
2y ago
You're woefully out of date at this point with your experience. The vast majority of the visible polish to make desktop Linux viable has been done in the last 4 years. I started using it full-time in 2020 and since then the progress ha
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hparadiz
2y ago
I've tried copilot and the code it generates is far worse than the free version ChatGPT. The idea that they want people to pay for it is frankly absurd.
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2y ago
I just switched to Wayland with KDE Plasma 6.1 from KDE 5.x on X11. VR works now. Screensharing and everything you expect with other operating systems works perfectly as well.
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2y ago
I hope they get the book thrown at them. Absolute scum.
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2y ago
What really blows my mind about all this is how long are we expected to give our computing over to corporation? 100 years? 200? A thousand? In 500 years will people be running some personal OS cobbled together from a shared heritage or will
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hparadiz
2y ago
Caddy uses more RAM and has no inherent benefit when running a project in production professionally. Caddy is easier for self hosted cause it automatically handles HTTPS where Nginx does not. Related reading: https://blog.tjll.ne
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2y ago
I just have the right config for both Apache2 and nginx from hundreds of sites. The config itself is only 50 lines. You can find a good one and stick with it.
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hparadiz
2y ago
PHP dev of 18 years here. Use nginx with php-fpm. It takes 5 minutes to configure. Edit: I'm gonna give this thing a try too but I've never had any bottlenecks with either nginx or Apache. They both take a few minutes to get going
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2y ago
Rest in peace sweet girl.
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2y ago
I just hit 4 years of using Linux as my daily driver and gaming on it. If you want to switch you can.
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2y ago
I only want this if the entire model is running on my device. Otherwise it's a massive security risk.
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hparadiz
3y ago
Those stats are based on public information so if someone starts a private project you won't even know it. It makes sense that a mature ecosystem would have fewer open source new projects.
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3y ago
People hate php for no reason. They talk about performance or whatever while building rest crud apps. Literally any language can handle that easily and your bottleneck is usually the database. I've scaled startups on PHP to hundreds of
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3y ago
It's ironic. For the past 5 years I've been writing type strict PHP. People love to shit on PHP yet I found that when I started using strict types my code quality improved, amount of lines needed to produce a result decreased, and
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hparadiz
3y ago
It certainly is selection bias however if 20 years ago the native English speaking population was 0% now it's 20% (made up number). That's not nothing and will likely accelerate.
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3y ago
I was recently hanging out in VRChat and it hit me that the people I was talking to were speaking back to me using an almost American accent despite being native nordic Europeans. Culture is homogonizing at an incredible pace.
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3y ago
When you apply for a mortgage they ask you to show all your assets regardless of how liquid they are. Having a high value brokerage account is a huge plus since they can go after it in the event of a foreclosure.
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hparadiz
3y ago
If China starts a war with Taiwan we're gonna be looking at WW2 level of taxation. Ordinance shortages are already here due to Ukraine.
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hparadiz
3y ago
250 is no where near enough to buy in SF. Maybe if you pinch pennies and save for 10 years. Or if you can put up a lot of equity up front.
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hparadiz
3y ago
Entire central coast plus LA offers much of the same.
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hparadiz
3y ago
I found this to be the case recently when I built something new in a framework I hadn't used before. The AI replaced Google most of the time and I learned the syntax very fast.
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hparadiz
3y ago
Time to get the IBN 5100 and go back in time.
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hparadiz
3y ago
All the work Meta has put in is still being felt in the VR space. Besides Valve they are the only ones pushing an open ecosystem.
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3y ago
Exhibit A for why ISPs should be classified as utilities.
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3y ago
Nah. Real time gaming only transfers a minimal amount of bytes over the line so in reality your several hours of FPS fragging is only like 30 megabytes over the line. It's less than 1% of typical household internet usage. When the pipe
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3y ago
When you have a large group it's cheaper to take a vehicle in.
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3y ago
When I lived in Philly I still drove to do my shopping but I had coworkers that didn't even have cars.
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3y ago
Honestly NYC is a shit show and I don't know why people live there. SI to Manhattan takes like 2 hours at best. You don't even really get any benefit from living in NYC in the outer boroughs.
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3y ago
You forget that America is a car culture outside of NYC so a typical tourist coming to NYC for the day will likely just eat the cost and drive anyway. The geography of NYC is also very challenging. A lot of the public transportation options
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