larusso

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by larusso 6mo ago
Depending on the field you want to gain knowledge it can mean: “famous last words” or “missing body parts”. Nothing against the spirit of learning and challenge one’s skills. But especially people on YouTube show of quite dangerous things
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by larusso 6mo ago
Apple also invented their own key “Apple” now “CMD” for operation like copy / paste to explicitly not have the issue to overload the already know escape sequences. Windows being on a system without a normalized keyboard had to reuse ke
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by larusso 7mo ago
I don’t disagree here. I personally like to put the why into commit messages though. It’s my longtime fight to make people write better commit messages. Most devs I see describe what they did. And in most cases that is visible from the chan
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by larusso 7mo ago
I waited for such a device for years. I have 3 Macs at the moment. My MacBook Pro (still an M2 Max) from work for work. A Mac Mini M4 Pro from last year and an older M1 MacBook. I separate my work and private usage because of all the secur
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by larusso 7mo ago
I feel they sit of on the opposite end of the OP here. One wants to write out specs to control the agent implementation to achieve a one shot execution. Other side says: let’s won’t waste time of humans writing anything. I’m personally torn
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by larusso 7mo ago
I for one might use these chats as an input for switching over to keep the learning process fast. For me it took a while for ChatGPT to get me. I know that other people delete memories because they want a clean slate experience with every c
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by larusso 7mo ago
I’m not a native speaker so my level of AI recognition is already low. I find it very interesting what patters people bring up to declare it’s AI. The 3 punchline one for instance is a pattern I use while speaking. Can’t say I would write l
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by larusso 8mo ago
On top you have news outlets and educated people not being clear what they are. See from the article: He has long argued tariffs boost American manufacturing - but many in the business community, as well as Trump's political adversarie
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by larusso 8mo ago
Totally agree. Sounds some envision want some level of Downton Abbey without the humans as service personal. A footman / maid in every room or corner to handle your requests at any given moment.
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by larusso 8mo ago
Also in the good old days if you sealed the wrong number you had some time to just hang up without harm done. Today the connection is made the moment you pressed the button or in this case when Siri decided to call. Happened to me too while
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by larusso 8mo ago
I love NY. Not only for the art decor but als the human weathering ;) I meant that Lady Liberty would look weird because she is known to be green. I know that the early advertisements showed her red as well. Also when the torch was shown in
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by larusso 8mo ago
The Statue of Liberty would be red without her patina and would look weird ;). I’m not talking about the beauty of weathering. I think a dirty glass roof which no longer lets any light through a planned weathering tactic. The point was that
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by larusso 8mo ago
I see this as well with huge modern buildings with wood parts. They look great the first year. The wood shines red’ish. After a winter the wood part starts to grey out. I understand that this is sometimes a look they strife for but all the
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by larusso 8mo ago
What does this matter? Even if I disable it I send enough of data. The point I tried to make was that it baffles me that others just trust theses tools. I’m aware that I send data to OpenAI. I know that chatGPT has a memory feature. But I’m
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by larusso 8mo ago
Ok I ask chat GPT sometimes for advice in health / Fitness and also finance. Not like where to put my money but for general Information how stuff works what would apply here and there. The issue is already that OpenAI knows a lot of me
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by larusso 9mo ago
I see that they also offer a coax solution. Which would fit just as well I have a tv connection in every room which also connects in the second box in the utility room. And I don’t need it ;)
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by larusso 9mo ago
You are a god send! I have the same issue. My house (2013!!!) is fully phone wired but has zero Ethernet. I have 3 floors which each running on a different phase (the electrician wired it like that). I have a power line adapter in my fuse b
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by larusso 9mo ago
I’m German and think the idea to compound words into one should not really count as the longest / a long word. I mean yes it is but also it isn’t. Like: “ Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnung” In the end
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by larusso 9mo ago
Error handling in rust is the number one frustration. I rewrote my errors multiple time. I used error_chain which looked good on paper but was just as broken as thiserror and anyhow. The missing piece is already the fact that no one really
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by larusso 9mo ago
The fun part is that now you need to bind against swift and objective-c for success on Apple systems. They no longer provide obj-c frameworks for all the new things. So you have to double hop and deal with both or deal with it on a framewor
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by larusso 9mo ago
“It’s not a bug it’s a feature!” Just the first thing that popped into my head reading the reasoning. I think it makes a lot of sense to do it like this. Especially for a product which is cross platform that emulates / replaces other k
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by larusso 9mo ago
I still have my old BluRay collection which I build up from the mid 2000. This already was the replacement of the DVDs I had before. They still sit in the shelve because I don’t know what else to do with the space. Same goes for books etc.
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by larusso 9mo ago
My SSD would like a word with you :) I don’t say every app needs to be in the kb range. But it is strange that applications for the terminal eat up multiple megabytes. I see the reason when this is statically linked though and one needs stu
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by larusso 9mo ago
But it takes ages to compile. Or at least that was my experience with .NET9 a few years back.
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by larusso 9mo ago
Maybe some of the old beliefs regarding startup time etc are no longer valid. Maybe the programming model isn’t as verbose as it used to be. But I don’t want to distribute a 200MB+ binary. I have colleagues who tell me that c# scripting is
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by larusso 9mo ago
When ever I hear and see Mono Game I think back at the time I decided to dig a bit into XNA. I was a huge Xbox 360 fan and liked the idea of the indie platform they tried to setup. At the time the decision moving from Flash was either XNA i
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by larusso 9mo ago
I tried taking the train to Prague this year for my birthday. I’m from Berlin so taking the train made sense on paper. I could have taken the car but I thought that it might be more relaxing to just sit for the 4h or so it takes. In Dresden
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by larusso 9mo ago
I setup my TV (LG OLED CX) with filmmaker mode in all relevant places and turned off a lot of nubs based on HDTVs [1] recommendations. LG has definitely better ways of tuning the picture just right than my old Samsung had. For this TV I had
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by larusso 9mo ago
Is that the same project shown in Die Hard 3? Where the truck driver enumerates the progress etc?
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by larusso 9mo ago
I agree. The example with Nicotine intake having a somewhat positive effect on the children feels too wild at the money. Think of all the kids of the 60th and 70th. They must be immune to most toxins ;). Yes I take this example to the extre

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