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31.
by lta 7mo ago
If you had to commit to Windows quality you'd have done so a few decades ago. Also, Linux (via Android, micro computers everywhere and the vast internet) touches way more lives then Microsoft. At this point in the article I realized I
32.
by lta 7mo ago
Yeah that's still very far away from FAANG repos
33.
by lta 7mo ago
It checks out if you take into account most developers are actually rather mediocre outside of places where they spend an insane amount of time and money to get good devs (including but not limited to FANG)
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by lta 7mo ago
I repeatedly tried to use LLMs for code but god they suck. I've tried most tools and models and for me it's still way faster to write things by hand. I'm a magical tool, it's almost like if I knew what I wanted to do ! D
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by lta 7mo ago
I'm one of those person who were extremely pissed. I've stuck with older phones for a long time to avoid the thing. The USB to Jack things are brittle and low quality. That's yet another stuff to not lose and carry around. Ja
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by lta 9mo ago
It's also buying WaPo and altering their editorial make up
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by lta 9mo ago
I live and work from a van part of the year and am perfectly fine with a 4g router almost anywhere save some mountain climbing spot, so there's really no need for me. I pay about 30€ and get about 250GB when in France and 30GB wheneve
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by lta 9mo ago
Also, I think there's an european thing coming up.
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by lta 9mo ago
I have no opinion whatsoever yet on SolidQueue, but I'm having a blast with good job. Stuff works pretty well.
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by lta 9mo ago
Regardless of the price and the data, I'd never subscribe to this service due to the owner. I'm looking forward for alternatives from a more neutral vendor
41.
by lta 9mo ago
I think he's talking litteraly about distirbuting wealth :)
42.
by lta 9mo ago
Sadly unlikely to happen in the next future
43.
by lta 9mo ago
Welcome friends ! It's been a pleasure visiting you as (distant) neighbors and it's even better to have you as partners. That's one great piece of news to start the year on a good note !
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by lta 10mo ago
git can be seen as porcelain on top of patch quilting so it's not as much done âge as one might think
45.
by lta 10mo ago
It's worth mentioning the quilting approach likely predates the advent of git by at least a decade.. I think compatibility with git has been available for a while now and I assume there was always something more pressing than migrating
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by lta 10mo ago
Yup. Took wayyy longer than I actually expected as well. But the change of top management and closer integration with the whole MS behemoth is likely to make those kind of things accelerate now
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by lta 10mo ago
The memory of Zuckerberg blabbering about Facebook positive social impact and mission of "Making the world more open and connected" triggers strong cognitive dissonance when reading this article. Same as when remembering the &quot
48.
by lta 1y ago
I've a hard time understanding how this ended up on HN frontage. Maybe someone could enlighten me ?
49.
by lta 1y ago
Free software is more important than ever
50.
by lta 1y ago
It's also very practical to allow open air corruption of highest level government elected officials.
51.
by lta 1y ago
It doesn't compensate for all the other bad stuff google's doing. Long gone are the times were I looked up to google as a champion of good technologies. When I read this I'm just sad such en important step of humankind'
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by lta 1y ago
Yeah everything works except payment, and banking apps, and probably some other stuff. Considering Google's policy direction this isn't going to improve sadly
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by lta 1y ago
Omfg ! The phone I didn't know I wanted. I've grown so sick of Google's BS with android and their policies. I want a phone that I own and I can hack a little bit. This is going to be my next phone ! I'm very curious abo
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by lta 1y ago
Nice, but I want exactly the opposite. I want my agents to run locally without any sort of black box and I certainly don't want to be stuck with whatever UI you've designed to interact with the git provider you've selected. I
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by lta 1y ago
I'm still strongly suspecting this whole WAF thing is mostly complete bullshit intended for projects doing security works mostly from spreadsheets. Could someone with a proper background in security confirm or invalidate my suspicion ?
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by lta 1y ago
I hear what you say. I personally blame the flurry of BS js "frameworks" that have more effort put in their Apple-wannabe front page than in actual practical engineering. I think they've setup a weird standard for framework
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by lta 1y ago
Would have made a similar comment if I hadn't found yours. Google starts to inspire the same bloaty feeling as MS. I feel sad
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by lta 2y ago
Most likely the embedding of the token is passed through FFT
59.
by lta 2y ago
Yeah, same here. I've avoided it for a most of my customers for that very reason already
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by lta 2y ago
Sure, but does that means that we, Linux users, can't go on the web anymore ? It's way easier for spammers and bots to move to another user agent/system than for legitimate users. So whatever causes this is not a great soluti

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