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by mastazi 2y ago
She wrote a "part 2" just today https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2024/09/23/colo/
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European leadership change means new adversaries for Big Tech(wired.com)
1 points by mastazi 2y ago|0 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
As the top comment in the linked post says, "french doors" are very common in commercial ovens precisely because of their practicality. (That comment also includes a picture with an example of such oven).
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by mastazi 2y ago
I have an issue with the lowercase q which looks a lot like a lowercase a. In many other fonts, these two letters look quite different and it's unlikely that you would mix them up.
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by mastazi 2y ago
> But if you’re in the chip game AI is the big thing of the last 10 years. IMHO, AMD having done well despite being woefully unprepared for the recent AI wave suggests that AI is not the only big thing (edit: grammar)
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by mastazi 2y ago
According to the writer everything in tech is AI. It bothers me and makes it difficult to take the article seriously. > Similar to how big tech companies like Google and Amazon rely on outside vendors to help design and manufacture custo
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"MNT Reform Next" combines open source hardware and usable performance(arstechnica.com)
8 points by mastazi 2y ago|1 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
I remember in the 90's the promise of the Internet was that it would be a resilient repository of all human knowledge and cultural artifacts. I remember people pointing out that the Internet was designed to survive even a nuclear war,
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by mastazi 2y ago
I also grew up eating traditional tomatoes, my favourite thing to do is toasting a slice of sourdough bread then cutting a tomato in half and smashing the two halves on the bread (it's a similar process to making smashed avo on toast -
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by mastazi 2y ago
Interesting, thanks for explaining
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by mastazi 2y ago
Is health insurance a common thing in Germany? Don't they have universal health care?
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by mastazi 2y ago
Archive link for anyone who like me is stuck in a "Verifying you are human..." loop (Cloudflare settings too aggressive?): https://web.archive.org/web/20240714160259/https://www.perfe...
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by mastazi 2y ago
Yes I agree, I especially resonate with what you said about brainstorming, in almost every job I have been, I have found some people who ended up becoming my "brainstorming buddies", having such coworkers around is to me an incred
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by mastazi 2y ago
That's interesting, we have gone through almost opposite journeys. I was in bands as a teen and in my early 20s, solo electronic in my late 20's and then again in my mid 30's, finally back to being in a band in my 40's.
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by mastazi 2y ago
I think that this applies to most human endeavours, not just sport. I used to produce electronic music on my own, as a side gig; it felt very solitary and I am thankful to be now part of a band where I can interact with other musicians who
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by mastazi 2y ago
Same here, looking at the companies I have interacted with, it's mostly MS with a few Google shops here and there. I am currently in Australia and work regularly with EU-based companies. I see you are being downvoted, perhaps in other
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by mastazi 2y ago
It's more of a West Coast synth so it doesn't sound much like a Moog; I like that it has a "modern" approach (not just a clone of old West Coast synths like Buchla/Serge). I also like that it's really packed wi
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by mastazi 2y ago
I have another Erica Synths product, the Pico System III, that accepts "voice cards". With the synth, you receive some blank voice cards which are effectively prototyping boards that you can use to create your own sound path by so
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by mastazi 2y ago
> It is relevant to point out that NYT is engaged in a legal battle with OpenAI. The article is from WSJ
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by mastazi 2y ago
I wish they had a fully modular license where you just tick boxes (each box is a language) and the price changes proportionally, or at least there should be some intermediate options between the single-language IDEs and IDEA Ultimate, somet
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by mastazi 2y ago
This should be the right link https://daylightco.gorgias.help/en-US#article-493382 (points to the section where you can see videos)
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by mastazi 2y ago
Parent here, I mostly work on backend web services that connect to other microservices in various ways.
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by mastazi 2y ago
The author asks > I wonder sometimes why more people don’t use Laravel (or similar frameworks in other languages: Rails or Adonis) these frameworks, and other similar ones, often assume that 1. there is some sort of UI or frontend 2. the
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Koonibba cements place in Australia's space race with launch of rocket ABC News(abc.net.au)
1 points by mastazi 2y ago|0 comments
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SQL co-creator embraces NoSQL(theregister.com)
3 points by mastazi 2y ago|0 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
I am a migrant from a non-English-speaking country, and I used to be a journalist a long time ago. Even though I migrated many years ago, I am still surprised when I see spelling mistakes like the one in this article, which is right up ther
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by mastazi 2y ago
It's currently down but someone archived the page 1 hour ago https://archive.is/cBwU1
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by mastazi 2y ago
but the article explains that the issue affects women from several different Asian American backgrounds, not just Indian Americans Edit - however sibling comment seems to indicate that East Asians use Rapeseed Oil which presents similar iss
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by mastazi 2y ago
My wife is Thai, we now live in Australia. Back in Thailand she and her mother often used coal for cooking (which is listed in the article as a possible cause) but after moving to Australia, she no longer used it because it is impractical (
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by mastazi 3y ago
That example with the "was" token at the end of a murder novel is genius (at 3:58 - 4:28 in the video) really easy for a non technical person to understand.

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