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kyriakos
5y ago
I wasn't trying to say how a streaming service should work though. Just explained what would satisfy me as a consumer.
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kyriakos
5y ago
Consider that Dall-E is using a corpus of older imagery to produce results. Technically it doesn't create original work, the originality comes from the description fed into it. This means the creative part of the process is still the h
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kyriakos
5y ago
I believe this is a case of the grass is greener on the other side. It applies to music, movies even food. People look back at the highest quality pieces of an older age and say "look how awesome work was done back then compared to now
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5y ago
I would gladly pay for a service I am currently getting through piracy if there was a legal way to have it though. Availability of all content, no geoblocking (I live in a country where Disney+ and HBO Max is not available but I do pay for
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kyriakos
5y ago
To add to this lockdowns saved a lot of vulnerable people from early exposure until vaccines became available. The fact that omicron is now considered mild is because we are facing it while vaccinated.
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kyriakos
5y ago
Using IDE in Windows and execution in wsl2. So IDE has files on Windows file system and use mutagen to keep them in sync with wsl2 file system via ssh. It's actually instant, only downside is duplication but thats a small price to pay.
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kyriakos
5y ago
I am using WSL2 - issue exists on both versions.
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kyriakos
5y ago
using mutagen as a workaround for the Windows WSL I/O slowness. great and rock solid tool.
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kyriakos
5y ago
It's a very common Greek name
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kyriakos
5y ago
Definitely the taskbar and start menu was rushed out before it was feature complete. Unfortunately looks like it takes them way too long to fix it too.
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kyriakos
5y ago
And this is exactly why people complaining about not being able to upgrade is not the mainstream opinion. The issue with backwards compatibility is coming up from people feeling left out.
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kyriakos
5y ago
Depends what Brenda is using at home these days too
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kyriakos
5y ago
For basic usage the browser variants are good enough but Excel application is significantly more powerful. If you are an excel power user there is no non native alternative at the moment.
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kyriakos
5y ago
Windows 11 works too, the workaround is official and at the same time windows 10 still receives updates so it's not like Microsoft killed older hardware by setting new requirements for Windows 11.
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kyriakos
5y ago
I think we keep hearing complaints but they come from a vocal minority. I use both Windows 10 and 11 daily and the issues people are describing are exaggerated most of the time. Not saying they don't exist but personally other than the
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kyriakos
5y ago
Facebook messenger still being used a lot but I don't see a lot of people browsing their timeline anymore. Specialised groups get some attention though.
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kyriakos
5y ago
What's the benefit of harnessing views on unsplash?
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kyriakos
5y ago
Which is actually much better than a distributed monolith (random microservices thrown together just because it ticks some boxes on managements resumes)
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kyriakos
5y ago
I see your point but maybe the reactions are because most of these efforts feel half baked? For example they are forcing teams on users, which I use as a daily driver at my work and I feel that it's the worst piece of software I have t
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kyriakos
5y ago
Isn't this an OS feature?
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kyriakos
5y ago
Comes with sample music in the repo :)
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kyriakos
5y ago
Damn that sounds like onboarding made in heaven compared to one's I've experienced. Don't get it why this guy is complaining. Onboarding optimization is not exactly high on the priorities of companies and if you lose a few da
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kyriakos
5y ago
Season 1 was OK, nothing great just ok. Season 2 I struggled through it. Season 3 I watched the first episode and decided there is better entertainment to spend my time on. This comes from someone who watched and loved every previous startr
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5y ago
Talking of personal experience after a year remote due to covid I went back to office for a single day and I had members of product management team coming to me every 15 mins with questions. I realized they were doing this pre covid and als
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5y ago
The issue is though that those 2 minute conversations are actually distractions for the people you talk to and in an office setting they don't have the option to avoid them.
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kyriakos
5y ago
Replace captain marvel with a man or an alien or anything and you still got the same story. Captain marvel being a woman adds no value or difference in this story.
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kyriakos
5y ago
Very unlikely for Ukraine to be fast tracked before countries which are already on their way to become EU members (like North Macedonia and Albania) and those are 5 years away. A lot of reforms are needed and can't happen overnight esp
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5y ago
Nice eu countries already taking them.
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kyriakos
5y ago
You will find out if that happens. One doesn't have to be glued to every little news update to know what's going on around the world. People right now unfortunately (not saying you are doing that) are seeing every world crisis (pa
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kyriakos
5y ago
I don't like getting into politics, but I believe the current situation is temporary, either will end up with a major political change in Russia or with a new cold war. Whichever the case for the local economy its like hitting the rese
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