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by moooo99 1y ago
I am curious. I do generally agree with everyone who dislikes Jenkins, as I personally do not like working with it either. However, I don‘t really see a whole lot of competition in the open source CI space, am I missing something major here
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Unfortunately, they realistically cannot. Basically every major infrastructure project gets loads of local opposition which would require substantial political will. However, the currently elected government is the government that let the r
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by moooo99 1y ago
That is just false. Of course wind turbines can and do lower prices, regardless of wether or not they‘re base load not
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by moooo99 1y ago
I think the EU is flawed in more ways that just one. But every time I see „<AI feature> will be available starting now outside EU“ I am really grateful
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by moooo99 1y ago
People frequently hold remarkably strong opinions on a system they appear to have very little understanding about.
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by moooo99 1y ago
I think Tesla would still be a different beast given how much 1) they are constantly touted for having the best software on the market and 2) being frequently promoted as being „basically ready for self driving, its just a regulatory issue“
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by moooo99 1y ago
I mean, at least the direct to bezos bugs were damn cheap for what they were (smart devices) and in absolute numbers (I remember them literally being gifted to you when ordering specific stuff or signing up for prime for the first time). Th
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by moooo99 1y ago
I personally do not buy an iPhone, but this is more of an ideological choice than a technical one. Yes, the phones are boring, but aside from a few exceptions, all smartphones are. I am right now on a 4 year old iPhone and it served me well
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by moooo99 1y ago
I don‘t think negativity necessarily has something to do with trauma. Negativity bias is very widespread, regardless of previous trauma. Basically everybody flies at negativity. Bad and shocking headlines click way better than positive ones
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> Weight lifting also helps with mentality in a million different ways. This isn‘t really limited to weight lifting as to any kind of working out in general. Moving your body instead of only sitting at a desk constantly turns out to be h
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by moooo99 1y ago
> In this model, repetitive negative thoughts are actually a main cause of depression, not a symptom. Wouldn‘t it be both? While the repeated negative thoughts are the cause, they‘re also the symptom how it show up and the reason why peo
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by moooo99 1y ago
First of all, I fundamentally disagree on the notion that buying a home should be considered an investment (I would go as far as to argue that this attitude is part of the reason the real estate markets are so broken in many places of the w
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by moooo99 1y ago
Its of course true that this will somewhat even out once storage becomes more available. But there are still market forces at play. If the electricity prices are higher, operators have a renewed financial incentive to generate more power (m
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by moooo99 1y ago
Probably comes down to what issue people have. For example, if you have anxiety or/and OCD, having a „therapist“ always at your disposal is more likely to be damaging than beneficial. Especially considering how basically all models eas
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by moooo99 1y ago
I have my doubts that any big tech leadership has visions for technology anymore. We seem to be heading straight to a boring tech dystopia, at least if the current enshittification trajectory continues.
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How so? As an outsider, they appear to be a healthy business ans a good employer to work for?
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by moooo99 1y ago
I would imagine this is most likely a shop in shop scenario, which is rather common in the automotive industry. Basically, a specialized vendor for a given component is setting up their own production/assembly in your facilities - in s
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by moooo99 1y ago
I completely quit buying Apple devices all togehter, but I still occasionally check their website. The SSD upgrade prices are ridiculous and funny, especially since I keep meeting people that are convinced that Apples SSDs are somehow magic
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by moooo99 1y ago
And that is why these articles are great to share, because most people aren‘t geographers and do indeed learn something new
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> being too ambitious is a clever form of self-sabotage Nice, I‘m clever!
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> The real question is; has your girlfriend stopped using teams since finding out how slow it is? That is the neat part. Teams, Slack and some other applications within that realm aren't actually something that we're choosing t
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by moooo99 1y ago
> No (real) customer has ever, or will ever, care about this. Discord and Slack are pretty much case-in-points: This is just flat out false. Even my girlfriend - the least tech interest person I know - complained to me how its possible t
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by moooo99 1y ago
One recent category I just had to buy a new one: Robot Vacuums
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by moooo99 1y ago
First of all, that statement is entirely untrue. These cars aren‘t 10k in most (all?) of the EU for example. As far as I know, these 10k cars are really only a thing in china and some SEA markets (I am not sure if these cars are really that
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by moooo99 1y ago
> That's likely because OG devs have been seeing the hallucination stuff, unpredicability etc. and questioning how that fits with their carefully curated perfect system That is the odd part. I am far from being part of that group of
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by moooo99 1y ago
Probably my judgement is a bit fogged. But if I get asked about building AI into our apps just one more time I am absolutely going to drop my job and switch careers
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I‘m not sure why people are often confused about this. Electricity is at a basic level a commodity. A kWh from solar isn‘t any different than 1 kWh obtained by burning coal. If the current market situation allows for a price of 12ct/kW
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by moooo99 1y ago
To add to the other comments, had good experiences with Netcup and Contabo
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> But running Linux is fucking hard, unless all you need is available in a browser, and even then... For some it is, for others it isn‘t. It really heavily depends on what you want to do with it. I have migrated multiple family members t
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by moooo99 1y ago
The time it takes us from finding out something is dangerous to finally doing something about it is astonishingly long. Lead, Asbestos, CFCs, PFAS, etc

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