kleiba2

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by kleiba2 3mo ago
I've worked at more than one place where administration and sys admins were the ones calling the shots. Certainly not the people actually producing stuff.
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
That, and also the fact that everything is well-integrated and interoperable, allowing a more seamless interaction between the different tools.
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
That was just an example. The point of the parent is that in an ideal situation, where everything works without flaw, theoretically it makes no difference which tools everyone uses. In real life, you having a homogeneous setup across a team
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
I worked briefly in public administration at one point in my career. I asked the admins the same thing, could I get Emacs installed on my machine. I got a bit concerned when the admin staff asked back: "What is Emacs?"
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
By looking at my screen? But also, why would you disobey a direct instruction from you super?
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
I've been an Emacs user for over 25 years. But last year I switched employers and they won't let me use it even for tasks where it would absolutely shine. Their argument is that all team members should use the same tools, and I gu
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
> one-person development team :)
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Eternal September(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by kleiba2 3mo ago|0 comments
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
I'm getting at the top of my browser window: > Your browser is not Javascript enable or you have turn it off. We recommend you to activate for better security reason It's reassuring to know that their copy is not AI-generated
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
Ah, sorry, I misread what the OP meant by "matches" - thought they were referring to all classifier outputs, while they specifically meant the positives. I changed my original comment to better reflect what I meant, even though
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
> even if the scanner is 99.99% accurate, because an even higher percentage of photos are innocent, most matches the scanner will find will be false positives. If the scanner is 99.99% accurate, then most classifications will be correc
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Double Fine is Independent again(doublefine.com)
2 points by kleiba2 3mo ago|0 comments
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
That's exactly what I had in mind.
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
Not if most of the crowd supports the US team.
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
The European football organization EUFA is already up in arms against the decision [0] which, however, isn't that surprising given the ongoing feud between EUFA and FIFA. [0] https://www.npr.org/2026/07/06&#
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by kleiba2 3mo ago
I think there is a real market for modding news cars to have physical buttons again. Whenever this discussion pops up on the internet, there's plenty if people who prefer them (they're called "old folks" ;-)) so why not
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Trump intervention causes World Cup storm as FIFA clears US striker Balogun(reuters.com)
15 points by kleiba2 3mo ago|6 comments
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
UTF8 to the rescue: ≠
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
True, everything is better than a pure touchscreen cockpit.
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
And here I am, ideally not wanting any screen in my car, but just the good ole buttons and knobs of yesteryear... sigh ...
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
> Pay is lousy, hours are lousy, jobs end when the project is completed, and, like Hollywood, there's an army of wannabees wanting in. Well, in that case, I'm going to go into academia!
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
I don't know anybody with an aircon. Not a single house.
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
It depends on the country. If you live in a place that - traditionally - had only an expected few days of really hot temperatures every summer, it wasn't worth the investment. With climate change, the temperatures are now higher and th
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
Not the EU, just the Commission.
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
I said if before, and I'll say it again: as long as they're is nothing to fear, companies will continue being lax with your valuable private data. As long as there's no liability, there's no incentive to care.
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
> In what country would taxi drivers revolt? Germany.
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
"...and the land of the free!"
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
I'm more impressed that you managed to stream youtube - that seems to me like almost the more impressive feat.
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by kleiba2 4mo ago
Missing context.

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