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by mns 9mo ago
Relentless work, or simply not caring about the people that you need to crunch in order to achieve the outcomes that you want. The western world could also build things fast again and innovate faster, we just seem to value human life a bit
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by mns 9mo ago
The attitude here is quite astounding, seeing how any criticism of the author or this piece is seen as some sort of reductionism of his views and european smugness (?!?), all the while the author reduces an entire nation (Germany in this ca
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by mns 9mo ago
Engineers are completely blindsided by technology. I work with some brilliant people, technically speaking, but in some cases they seem to have 0 awareness towards the things they are building and how that affects the people using the thing
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by mns 10mo ago
To be honest, I'm a bit annoyed that I installed maybe 2-3 extensions, and in the last year or so whenever I open one of their IDEs I need to update anywhere from 10 to 25 extensions. What are these things? Where did they come from and
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by mns 10mo ago
Considering how much money they invested in countless AI VS Code forks and other vibe coding platforms, he needs to hype up the market.
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by mns 11mo ago
It probably also depends on where you are and how deep you need to drill. It seems to be working out for Munich in Germany, there are a couple of city districts (including mine) that are heated by geothermal, and they invested in this since
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by mns 11mo ago
Some countries are even working against people having children. Germany introduced a new law that now if the parents have their combined salaries over a certain amount, you get 0 child care. And the funny thing is that that limit is very lo
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by mns 11mo ago
The “I’m sorry you feel this way” is the first thing you learn from that HR workshop about communication when you get a promotion where you have to manage people. The thing is that having a lot of people working in corporate environments, w
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by mns 11mo ago
It's fair use if you do it, it's stealing if someone else does it to you, this is the normal playbook of the likes of Meta, Microsoft, OpenAi and the others.
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by mns 11mo ago
Once they manage to get enough Adobe customers on there and get some good market share, the investors will want their money multiplied (and you can't realistically do that just with AI features), so they will use the same playbook like
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by mns 11mo ago
Any type of updates (bugs, security, OS support) will go only to the Canva version, no part of my comment was about the new hotness or that being the reason I bought any of the licenses.
42.
by mns 11mo ago
Yes, it did change: I want to use the old apps and I don't want to use a Canva account. I can still use them, but will never get any updates any more.
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by mns 11mo ago
Devastated about this. Good for them for making money on the sale to Canva, but still, this is a sad day. Studio is now freemium, in the future probably more and more features (outside of AI) will be added in the subscription, and you will
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by mns 11mo ago
Is Liebherr not a thing in the US? At least in Europe all the Miele fridges are basically Liebherr with different interior setup and the Miele logo slapped on them. No smart things, unless you buy the smart box that you can attach, but othe
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by mns 11mo ago
But one is a company ran by sociopaths that have no empathy and couldn't care less about anything but money, while the other is a human that at least studied the field all their life.
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by mns 1y ago
A bunch of companies and people invested unimaginable amounts of money in these technologies in the hope they will multiply that money. They will showe it down our throats no matter what, this isn't about security and making the world
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by mns 1y ago
Without even knowing who the author of the blog post was, found that the article is making some good points, especially showing how some of the claims in the book have no real base, and the studies that are cited sometimes have nothing to d
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by mns 1y ago
PoE actually saved me, or at least helped me simplify some things. My router is in one place, while the distribution box where all the cable conduits lead to every room in another place. The distribution box (where also the optical cable or
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by mns 1y ago
I don't think people are blaming China. You can see this from all the extremist movements in Europe. People are blaming politicians and the "elite". They gave away for free all the technological advancements and knowledge to
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by mns 1y ago
I actually like it. There are glitches and various issues, but it still feels solid and something that Apple would do, not Microsoft with Vista. Looks like something funky and a breath of fresh air compared with all the boring flat designs
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by mns 1y ago
I also left my country years ago and come back once or twice a year. This year the city hall introduced a new parking app that can't be installed on a phone with an app store registered outside Romania, because the freaking parking app
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by mns 1y ago
On Fritzbox you need to enable it for each device individually. Good thing I saw this post, as I wanted to check out what some of my appliances are doing and enabled it for a few of them a month ago.
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by mns 1y ago
Because in that case you wouldn't be able to use disinformation yourself.
54.
by mns 1y ago
Or a submarine :(
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by mns 1y ago
It’s a phone, who or what are those pros that use this in a pro way? And I’m saying this as a pro owner who only got it for the camera, which I use to take casual photos
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by mns 1y ago
That's actually great! This comment thread is such a breath of fresh air. We moved this year to a new place and was looking at art, and I had the feeling that art also became some sort of mass produced low cost product, and I wanted to
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by mns 1y ago
Reading the article and the linked Github post, as well as the original pricing announcement and the clarification post afterwards, this whole thing seems like some sort of Monty Python sketch. I can't believe that an actual enterprise
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by mns 1y ago
I think that you're under the impression that most code reviews in most of the companies out there are more than people just hitting a button in case tests pass.
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by mns 1y ago
One of the things that I realised in the last years is that technical people lack a certain humanity, I wanted to call it empathy, but it's not that, it's just a complete lack of self awareness of how your actions and the tools yo
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by mns 1y ago
To be honest, until reaching your comment this seemed like the small guy being bullied by the big bad corporation, but after looking at this, this does seem like the other company was quite polite or reasonable about this, while the small g

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