jakubadamw

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by jakubadamw 1mo ago
You're right, I changed it a little.
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by jakubadamw 1mo ago
No, I think he is right.
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Palmer Luckey's heated exchange with Paul Graham(twitter.com)
11 points by jakubadamw 1mo ago|9 comments
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by jakubadamw 2mo ago
Cargo desperately needs sandboxing for build.rs scripts. It’s been attempted before, but didn’t go very far¹. ¹ https://rust-lang.github.io/goals/2024h2/sandboxed-build-scr...
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by jakubadamw 2mo ago
DHH’s blog post was, to put it simply, spot on. You disagree with that, and that’s fine. But to cancel a subscription for another service entirely, because someone used a blog platform of the same provider to publish something you were repu
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by jakubadamw 2mo ago
It would, indeed, be interesting to compare, given what we know about Anthropic’s censorship and political bias in their closed and more expensive models. https://x.com/dhh/status/2081435006770249831 (from the cre
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by jakubadamw 4mo ago
The collective leverage of a union gives you significantly more power to do something like this.
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by jakubadamw 5mo ago
I believe the commenter above meant risk to the company, not the employee.
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by jakubadamw 5mo ago
> Notice also that German social security institutions are filled to the brim with Eastern European claimants. Utterly false: nationals of Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania account for a
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by jakubadamw 5mo ago
It’s a factor that’s not any more significant than the Marshall Plan was in your Wirtschaftswunder in the 1970s, which, oddly enough, a lot of Germans have no issue attributing to a domestic merit alone. Funny how that works! If it was the
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by jakubadamw 6mo ago
I’ve always been annoyed with the sequential character of jobs in GitHub Actions – that it is impossible to run steps in parallel, when applicable, without moving the job’s logic away from the the .yaml constructs into, say, bash scripts. M
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by jakubadamw 7mo ago
Correct, so that’s why it needs to be employed to help develop the Western EV industries so that they can compete with that of China. EVs are so different that the know-how of the combustion engine power automobile industry does not extend
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by jakubadamw 7mo ago
Little has changed since Bill Gates tried to install Movie Maker.
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by jakubadamw 7mo ago
Did you exhaust the five-hour usage limit already? As I understand it, the ”additional usage” refers to anything beyond the standard five-hour usage limit.
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by jakubadamw 7mo ago
There is a note at the end of the linked announcement: ”Studio Display XDR replaces Pro Display XDR and starts at $3,299 (U.S.) and $3,199 (U.S.) for education.”
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by jakubadamw 7mo ago
”Studio Display XDR replaces Pro Display XDR and starts at $3,299 (U.S.) and $3,199 (U.S.) for education.”
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Helsing's AI-Powered HX-2 drones hunting targets deep behind the frontline(united24media.com)
2 points by jakubadamw 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jakubadamw 8mo ago
Do you enjoy being so demeaning towards other people?
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by jakubadamw 8mo ago
What percentage of, say, Facebook or TikTok users do you think use an unofficial client/website to access the platform's content?
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by jakubadamw 1y ago
“The Measure of Progress: Counting What Really Matters” is supposedly a good book discussing the inadequacy of GDP as a metric for how well off a society is.
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
And here it is! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyp4ljKR8_E Here it is performed on a square piano from 1835, so just right within the time range which this very waltz is being dated to.
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
Thank you for this comment. > Maybe they could have instead worked with some local cultural organization in Poland, which could have made the debut a significant local cultural thing? I suppose the NYTimes could not be bothered to look f
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Our attention dilemma is age-old(engelsbergideas.com)
3 points by jakubadamw 2y ago|0 comments
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
Of all these, only Warsaw was demolished systematically, and to the greater extent not by regular weapons, but by engineering corps using fire and explosives after the fighting has already stopped (the capitulation of the uprising in Oct 19
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
The article does actually mention that: “What was left was methodically looted and then razed to the ground by the German Vernichtungs- and Verbrenungskommando – even as late as mid-January 1945.” Vernichtungskommando is the specific German
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
The idea is that with features like this widespread, the probability of a theft leading to the thief repurposing the stolen device will be lower. Therefore, the incentives for thieves – the ones acting rationally within the paradigm of bein
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
The German losses were mostly collateral damage related to the bombings of the cities. The burning of the Polish collections and archives by the German army, on the other hand, was a conscious, deliberate act pertaining to the objective of
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by jakubadamw 2y ago
> and most of the knowledge lost in the war in todays Poland was actually knowledge of german culture and heritage Wow. It sounds like you have a grossly misinformed view of this part of the world, with a clear sense of superiority of on
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by jakubadamw 3y ago
> Like the workers have possible R2 bindings, but you can't use those in a fetch() call - you have to use S3 compatible endpoint instead. Sorry, could you please elaborate? Why can you not use a binding to an R2 bucket – and perform
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by jakubadamw 3y ago
I am honestly baffled Amazon hasn't found a way to compete with Allegro. I am happy about it, but also baffled. Allegro's customer experience is just stellar, whereas Amazon's interface continues to give the impression that i

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