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by mk89 1y ago
I have used pip freeze > requirements.txt pip install -r requirements.txt Way before "official" lockfile existed. Your requirements.txt becomes a lockfile, as long as you accept to not use ranges. Having this in a single tool e
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by mk89 1y ago
I am not talking about the Austrian people's skills ;) I bet the employees from Atos were locals, so... I am talking about politicians that are supposed to create the conditions to set this up in a proper, honest and "good" w
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by mk89 1y ago
I prefer Atos + a solid open source solution to "an own IT department that will ditch the battle tested open source solution because XYZ" and then 6 months later bugs rain from the sky with users' data searchable in google. O
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by mk89 1y ago
Careful to what you wish for. Autarky can be often found in 19th century literature. The one we hopefully don't want to have or produce anymore.
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by mk89 1y ago
He is saying: instead of focusing on climate change which is not killing anyone today, let's focus on vaccines against diseases, which are still unfortunately killing people. Today. Apparently countries are less willing to spend $ for
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by mk89 1y ago
Curious to see who are the first who will boycott MS/Azure/etc because of this.
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by mk89 1y ago
It depends on where you live. I guess it's not uncommon to hear about someone entering a building "as the delivery guy" just to try to pick a lock and see which one opens. If you make too much noise people will get suspicious
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by mk89 1y ago
It's compiled. From what I see in other threads, skip.tools offers the possibility to transpile SwiftUi to Compose, so you build one UI and port it to android too. Here we're talking about sharing the code logic (written in swift)
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by mk89 1y ago
It's not always to gain views, because you can often see that the relative directors/presidents of such media companies openly support certain types of people. The way I see it, especially lately in Germany, is really about electi
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by mk89 1y ago
This is one of the greatest news I have heard of in the last 20 years or so. More of that, please. Politicians responsible for starting a war, bombing a country, causing a lot of our current issues (e.g., with illegal migration flows) for p
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by mk89 1y ago
How can someone explain this to a kid? Is there somewhere an even more simplified version than Arduino or similar to show how all these things actually work? I know arduino is not a cpu, but overall, how these things work together, would be
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by mk89 1y ago
Man, literally everything we have been doing since the 90's makes totalitarian leaders foam at the mouth. Do you understand we're willingly sharing our name, surname, relationships, friends, where we work, what we do, how much we
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by mk89 1y ago
I disagree. With chatgpt I don't search, I ask. Chatgpt explains, I ask again, and refine and refine. Ask back for sources, etc. When in doubt, I copy/paste a statement and I search for it with Google. And then Google LLM kicks in
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by mk89 1y ago
Can we at least agree on what populism is? Because one way or another, every party "uses" that.
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by mk89 1y ago
This is an assumption. Reality is, though, that you shouldn't put all your eggs in the same basket. And it was indeed the case before the cloud. One service going down would have never had this cascade effect. I am not even saying &quo
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by mk89 1y ago
Well, if you have kids you care about, you might rethink that. That's what a lot of people do, or they believe they do. Would that be irrational then? Or just selfish? Or both, or neither?
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by mk89 1y ago
It's fun to see SRE jumping left and right when they can do basically nothing at all. "Do we enable DR? Yes/No". That's all you can do. If you do, it's a whole machinery starting, which might take longer than t
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by mk89 1y ago
I forgot they speak English there. Intuitively it's easier to think it was "due to" England, but you're right.
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by mk89 1y ago
Uh? In Germany people vote for the parties, and then the Bundespresident "randomly" picks the chancellor: the person that throughout the campaign/pre-election period mentioned everywhere on tv and in the news "I want to
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by mk89 1y ago
Nope. Don't get the economical aspects mixed up with the political ones. EU (or EEC) up until the 1992 Maastricht treaty was exactly what people wanted/countries needed: free trade / movement of goods etc. In 1992 the good an
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by mk89 1y ago
The best façade you can set up. Someone in a separate thread called this EU a "coordinator".
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by mk89 1y ago
Coordination center? We have hundreds of unelected people who make rules for countries to determine what they must do, and if not, they need to suck it up and pay huge fines. How is that a coordinator? Can you vote for the EU government? Yo
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by mk89 1y ago
> either member states need to admit the EU as a central body is powerless and return to the pre-2000s vision of the European Union, Which is what's happening. This is purely self inflicted BS that we accumulated for roughly 30 year
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by mk89 1y ago
> shows that EU desperately needs to become a country by its own right And what will be the language spoken in this country? German, I guess, of French? Or English, ironically the language of the only country who left EU? And most import
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by mk89 1y ago
You forgot to mention Quarkus :)
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by mk89 1y ago
It was an exaggeration, obviously. We're far from Fascism. However, our economies are becoming more and more "local-first", after global leaders had told us that globalization was good to keep peace in the world...
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by mk89 1y ago
Liberalized? You mean "you can come here as long as I can copy/paste your products and push you out of business"? That's what liberal economies are about, right. :)
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by mk89 1y ago
I frankly am not sure why people keep on downvoting this comment without providing a counter argument or whatever. I would like to be contradicted rather than downvoted (that too, if you can take 2 minutes to at least say why).
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by mk89 1y ago
Thanks for doing the work I should have done :D That's very helpful. EDIT: is this behaviour common with Chinese companies in Europe? Do they buy to lead companies to shutdown?
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by mk89 1y ago
So you're saying that ARM just went there to open an office without knowing what they're doing? We're talking about the same ARM...?

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