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" Since this was our first tax reporting, we didn’t realize at first that we're supposed to declare our income. We’ve now revised it. "
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Things should get even out with the 4x salary increases we'll also get thanks to that extra productivity, right?
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€21/month [1], and that's only if you pony up €500 upfront for a 2-year subscription... otherwise the shortest commitment is for €33/month... I wouldn't dare question the usefulness of this without much more reading, but
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Oh but no worries with compliance, it always returned a newly created -1, never repeating the same one!
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OK this helps a lot to give some perspective: https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow/wiki/History So Deskflow could be called the current-day evolution of the original Synergy v1! Barrier and Input Leap were fo
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Mere 2 weeks ago, I needed to run 2 PCs with 1 set of mouse+keyboard. I remembered using a great and free little app called Synergy back in the old days, so I ended up in the whole process of (re)discovering Synergy (which now at v3 became
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> He went to the Museum of Natural History to study sharks... At last, one person who did his homework! That's what I thought after seeing the first image, the "vagina with teeth" which in my eyes just look like a weird
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And some exercises can be really intense, too! I have to repeat this over and over to people who complain about not being able or wanting to go to a gym: just start from (carefully) doing some squats or any other youtube-guided exercise in
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Those people were addicts, and not by a bit but deep into it. They should first realize their condition and then apply measures to get out of the hole. I bet they also had very poor sleep quality (regardless of length). Like crack addicts l
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I'm sorry for the snark in my comment, it intended to just be a funny joke due to the capitalization thing (in Go that's what separates public from private fields, which is a weirdness of the language that surprises people the fir
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We're talking in English, not in Go. The meaning doesn't change that much because of using uppercase initials. What you're referring to has already been consolidated as "source available".
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Yeah, it's like if one writes a tiny calculator and names it Disney to learn how to program in Delphi, it's a learning exercise with 0 commercial intent so who cares. But for those who care about the name vanta, get the G from Go
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The way I see it, it's 100% crystal clear that YouTube should be asking creators to register the timestamp ranges of their sponsored blocks when uploading a new video, in order to make their Premium subscribers to automatically skip th
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Do you mean that creators choose explicitly how many ads to insert and their length? Because if it's just an ON/OFF switch and then Youtube proceeds to put almost equal lengths of ads than of content (1+ min ad after 2 minutes of
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I think this is the way to bubble up error messages that I like the most. Simple, not needing any additional tools, and very practical (sometimes even better than a stack trace). The idea is to only add information that the caller isn&#x27
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That's perfectly fine but the investor exists in this scenario because of the user base that the product has; and the user base itself exists in part because of the features that were given for free and later are removed. Would they ha
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The list of things that devs should "never ever" do grows by the day... turns out most things, even the simplest of things, even sometimes the most apparently trivial things (like naming of people, too) are in reality almost alway
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Small typo: the example given for "--replace-limit -1" reads: abc_abc.txt | 123_abc.txt but it should probably say: abc_abc.txt | abc_123.txt Funnily enough, the triplet example given in the tutorial for "--
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+1. That was readbait :) (just joking, it actually was an interesting comment to read)
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That's already very useful! thank you.
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Is there any prompt tips you have learned on that path, that you could share? or the obvious request has been useful already without too much fiddling? I was thinking to use some study material to test drive Google NotebookLM for this use c
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A couple weeks ago I powered a laptop that had been sitting unused for several months. It had Ubuntu 22.04 installed. The initial `apt-get update` took some time to download new indexes, and almost 3 minutes to process them all afterwards
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How does one approach doing so? Do you open the main.rs file (or whichever is the entry point) and start reading code and referenced functions on a breadth-first search (BFS) manner?
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Maybe we need a stronger culture of Sans-IO dependencies in general. To the point of pointing out and criticising like it happens with bad practices and dark patterns. A new lib (which shouldn't be used its own file access code) is a
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> Whoa, wait a minute, Doc. What are you talkin’ about? What happens to us in the future? What, do we become assholes or somethin’?
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> I couldn’t access their menus. They were only on Instagram, and it’d force a sign in before showing me the content. > so many restaurants and cafes here purely use Instagram (or sometimes Facebook) to host their menus. That&#x27
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It's not fun how the trend is to force everybody to have internet, as if it was an essential service like electricity or water. Some argue it is, but I'd say we're generally far from there. I wanted a console to play when I g
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Classic operator precedence confusion. The phrase is well written, though: You need (to open source) (your changes to Redis) I.e. "you need to open source [your changes (that you have made) to the Redis codebase]"
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Most problems caused by the introduction of new(ish) and modern protections (like 2FA in services, encryption for the layperson's computer, etc) is a matter of BAD UI and badly thought out processes. "You have the choice of making
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And I myself didn't mean that I happened to have a measly 10€ note at home, I normally have around 300 minimum, to spend organically on purchases. Of course I get that carrying coins and notes is cumbersome, but if we've managed t

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