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by kamma4434 3mo ago
The article is embarassing. Basically it says nothing but links to wikipedia. I’m saving you a click: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolos
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
I seem to remember bit.ly had some issues when turmoil happened in Libya
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
Fascism was corporative, but in Italian the word has a very different meaning compared to the English one.
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
European cars are opaque surveillance machines just as well, so why bother?
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
Medical Doctors: scans on healthy patients are not a good idea Tech bros: hold my beer…
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
At 50/100$ it would be great but for 500$ I’m not sure
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
For me, Id say that whatsapp is the phone. It’s so much better than pstn…
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
We use Vultr, DigitalOcean and Hetzner for global coverage. Vultr is by far the worst - some DC like Australia are pretty bad, lots of connectivity issues, some are OK. Their forte is that they offer a lot of DCs. We are migrating some work
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by kamma4434 4mo ago
Yes a “grützi” at the right moment is often priceless, especially when abroad.
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by kamma4434 5mo ago
What I mean is that it is harder for me to reason about. In Java you also use collection interfaces, but List<String> is a no brainer.
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by kamma4434 5mo ago
Now, it would be super cool to get markdown and zero javascript bundles…
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by kamma4434 5mo ago
> Groovy also deserved a special mention, and the pudding is Grails. Not sure it is much of a success. Groovy gets unreadable very fast, and the editor won’t help you. Gradle moved to Kotlin, and it’s 10x better in readability and mainta
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by kamma4434 5mo ago
That’s my top issue with Clojure: I see what the function does, but is it expecting a list, a string, either, or a map? The function may apply correctly, but what was it supposed to do? Java may be boring, but it’s surprise-free. In Elixir
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by kamma4434 6mo ago
I thought that was the reason ‘lsof -i -P’ existed
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by kamma4434 6mo ago
Same experience. Nice on Canva but not necessarily clear for users
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by kamma4434 6mo ago
> The only problem with this analysis is that in practice a lot of the designers don't understand the customer and don't understand the business. And want something shiny done so they can show it in their portfolio. Especially
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by kamma4434 6mo ago
> How do you budget an workforce that could turn 20% more expensive overnight? Like, say, oil or DRAMs?
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by kamma4434 6mo ago
I personally find the almost absence of spam on WhatsApp a big success story for it. Think about how much Spam still hits your email inbox (and nobody knows how much is filtered away before it does). I totally understand why they try and ma
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by kamma4434 7mo ago
Matches my experience. I am not sure why, but subjectively it feels better.
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by kamma4434 7mo ago
My impression is that at the moment the value you get out of Claude is simply incredible. As a senior engineer, you get an assistant that never gets tired and can do quite a lot on its own. For me, it’s been an eye-opening experience. I use
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by kamma4434 7mo ago
The 4th issue is a feature- it’s what allows zero downtime hot updates.
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by kamma4434 7mo ago
The fact that it was written by ChatGpt does not mean that a human did not decide what to put in it. For non native speakers it’s a huge advantage.
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by kamma4434 8mo ago
The first thing that comes to my mind is that reliance on a external infrastructure (Azure) is a big no no for industrial applications. You would not want your oil refinery plant to stop working because there is a connectivity issue to a se
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by kamma4434 8mo ago
I skimmed the index but… no Clojure? My impression is that it is by far the most used current Lisp. This said, I’d love to read the book - definitely interesting.
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by kamma4434 8mo ago
So Long Discord, It’s not like It’s the only forum in town
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by kamma4434 9mo ago
I have been looking for ways to only use local packages for our software builds. I am looking for something that can act as a local cache for Java and NPM packages. The idea would be that developers can only use packages belonging to the al
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by kamma4434 9mo ago
Modern JVMs are pretty effective in most scenarios right out of the box.
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by kamma4434 9mo ago
That would be a political perspective. But what we are discussing now is some very rich football clubs who have a right to filter anything on the internet because they say so.
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by kamma4434 10mo ago
Speaking for myself only, but I find it easier to click ‘back’ than waste time on my ‘consent’. Lately, I’m asking some llm to fetch it and summarize, so the one sentence content that was expanded into a full page article goes back to its o
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by kamma4434 10mo ago
She seems to be doing well https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wairnc-2Hyo

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