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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
If you are paying a cleaner any amount of money to clean your personal space then you're not strapped for cash.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Oh a colleague sent it to me and I misread is as "May 11" so I thought it was from today - my bad.
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Addressing GitHub's recent availability issues(github.blog)
3 points by mvdtnz 6mo ago|4 comments
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Great, now to go and buy a Google phone so I can use it.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
That is not necessarily what it means.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
I'd bet my bottom dollar those websites still work in Edge, Chromium and Brave. The alternative to Chrome is not Firefox, it's just Not Chrome.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
I'm no expert on USA but looking at a map Florida is very obviously on the east coast, and the entire peninsula is only slightly wider than GP's 100 miles.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Did you not read the linked article? There are so many peach trees because the farmers were contracted to grow and sell the peaches to Del Monte. New orchards of various crops are planted every day, I don't know why you think this does
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
What an utterly baffling post. Moving away from a tool that you love proactively because you're concerned it might degrade in quality at some time in the future? Ok man whatever.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Other Asian Guy's burger looks good as hell.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
You can't disprove the space teapot, therefore you're religious for not believe in it.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Your claim is that software developer value has been diluted in the past 20 years? Have you ever compared software developer salaries to the jobs with similar skill levels?
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
I think you need to stop assuming people know things like the value of Robux or what OBC is if you want to communicate with normal people about this stuff.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
What's the association with Trump?
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Graphene sounds great in theory. Until you read the device compatibility page and see you're still at the mercy of Google. In order to support graphene you must first pay Google for one of the most expensive android devices on the mark
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
I can't speak for GitHub but I've worked on multiple nav headers for large SaaS products and they can be ridiculously heavy weight to render given they appear on every page. They tend to be a dumping ground for features, many of w
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
That's an absolutely enormous claim to make with zero evidence.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
I wonder if COVID revealed to Americans how toxic their individualistic culture is. For a long time it kind of seemed like individualism was working well for you but COVID was the first crisis since WW2 where the country was asked to pull i
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
> Isn’t the company worth exactly as much as people are willing to pay for its shares? Really? We're still making claims like this in the year of our Lord 2026? People in the markets today are not predicting the real value of a comp
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
I'm tired of my computing being kneecapped in service of incompetent boomers. Enough is enough. If they're going to fall for dumb scams let them.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
So?
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
You are describing AI slop.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
This article is very unclear. It says that "Despite spending $3.4 billion on research and development, the company has already exhausted its planned AI budget just months into 2026" - does this mean the budget for AI coding tools
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
The linked article is not about usage of AI in the product. It's about blowing the budget on AI coding tools, which is a much more interesting topic to discuss given how heavily they are being pushed by some companies. If AI coding too
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
Canva, not Canvas. It's free with optional paid add ons, mostly around AI features. Canva does not sell user data.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
This is like claiming that Claude Code will siphon users away from their editors. Just like with code, AI will give you something to start with, but it's still going to require tweaking and manual input.
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
> The problem with the “adjusted for inflation” argument is that it does not factor in buying power. The increase in wages has risen at out half the rate of inflation, so sure; $20 in 1975 would be $124 today, but the minimum wage in 197
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by mvdtnz 6mo ago
You should consider Backblaze B2. It's not unlimited, but it's S3 compatible storage at a competitive price, without the limitations of Personal Backup.
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by mvdtnz 7mo ago
You're holding it wrong.
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by mvdtnz 7mo ago
There's absolutely no way you get a good result with a Dremel.

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