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jeromegv
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jeromegv
5mo ago
It’s almost like there’s consequences to making it as hard as possible for people to be legalized.
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jeromegv
5mo ago
Rails encouraged density around the train stations. Rail is not responsible for the car sprawling type of communities which are mostly a 20th century phenomenon.
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jeromegv
6mo ago
Quite an imaginative technique you got there. Signé -Un Québécois
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jeromegv
6mo ago
https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore The vibecoder was on MeshOS, which indeed is not open source
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jeromegv
6mo ago
It wasn't ai assisted coding, it was vibe coding from someone with no real coding background. A communication protocol can't be vibe coded, how do you enforce security if the person is unable to understand what the tool created? E
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jeromegv
6mo ago
Definitely not, the design was quite carefully made to avoid the pitfalls of Meshtastic. The developers documented quite a lot of their early work. It really didn't feel like a vibe-coded type of environment.
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jeromegv
6mo ago
https://techforpalestine.org/vercel
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jeromegv
6mo ago
I knew from that moment never to use any Vercel product. If your leadership is that compromised, you know the rest of the ship is heading into a wall.
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jeromegv
6mo ago
I want to avoid a database, so it would be file storage on git for content.
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jeromegv
6mo ago
What do you use to edit texts on a dashboard or cms? My wife needed a website. I’m not much of a frontend coder but I looked at the price of squarespace for a year and decided to go that route with AI. Website is Astro. I easily update soph
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jeromegv
6mo ago
Absolutely in a competitive market. There’s an argument to be made that Amazon has so much of the online buying market that’s it’s not competitive and can likely get away with increasing price. And I tend to agree with that
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jeromegv
6mo ago
Reminder the whole world is not the United States of America. While you make the choice of voting for someone who thinks tariffs are good for the local market, no other country joined your bandwagon.
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jeromegv
6mo ago
Yep, especially if we look at what happened just last week, both Google and Anthropic have dropped how much you get out of your existing plans.
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jeromegv
7mo ago
Meta is definitely lobbying in Canada, I don't know why you think this is so far fetched. Near impossible? No, meta is frequently making themselves part of conversation on various regulations in the country.
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jeromegv
7mo ago
In what world did the Mastodon CEO made money out of Mastodon beside the small public salary he's been taking? You are making things up.
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jeromegv
7mo ago
Elon Mush has introduced political biais in the algo, not all opinions are worth the same when you have a white suprematicst at the reign.
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jeromegv
8mo ago
Is that the same cooperation seen in the West Bank where Israel keeps sending settlers and make Palestine land smaller and smaller every single year? I highly recommend to watch the Oscar winning movie “no other land”, for anyone that think
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jeromegv
8mo ago
I don’t think we can truly compare the missile attacks of Hamas vs the bombing campaigns of Israel Look at any photo of any neighborhood in Israel, is there anywhere that remotely looks similar to the pile of rocks that Gaza looks like now?
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jeromegv
8mo ago
That's not how it works. There is a normal process in place for importers/brokers to request refunds if a specific tariff was overpaid or a tariff was ruled to be illegal. But if you imported through DHL and you were not the broke
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jeromegv
8mo ago
Meshcore is open source. It’s « some » of the apps that are not. https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore
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jeromegv
8mo ago
You aren’t reading this right. Gps sharing is off by default on meshcore.
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jeromegv
9mo ago
What mattered was that Pollievre waited weeks to defend Canada against the US threats. That scared a lot of voters. Showed us who he really was.
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9mo ago
I mean… we elect leaders to represent us and protect our country. If the other guy looked like he was willing to give the country away, well, that means he wasn’t the best person for the job. Trump rhetoric just showed us how ready Pierre
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9mo ago
Go talk to actual Canadians. Lol. Only people that agree with you are Canadians now? Everything I hear around me is people coming back from the US, they don’t feel safe with their family. Oh, just saw you created your account an hour ago. N
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9mo ago
If Trump only hires people best for the job, why am I only seeing old white men next to him 99% of the time? Are they the best of the best?
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jeromegv
9mo ago
30% of house sales in Canada are not purchased in China, no.
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9mo ago
Regardless of who's right, you are aware that this is anecdata and survival biais right? Your experience with 2 single cars is not representative of how many years cars survive in average.
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10mo ago
20 billions is tiny?
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jeromegv
10mo ago
It's basically Mastodon. The infrastructure is paid by its owner and often relies on donations from their users.
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10mo ago
There’s been tons of studies in tons of cities. It’s quite clear, for a landlord you make more per month on Airbnb than on a long term rental. So economically it makes sense. Toronto had to do those studies before city council passed a law
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