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by odiroot 5mo ago
And that's why real estate market is so bad in DE/AT. Folks are terrified of investing in stock market, even through ETFs. So it's either put everything in a Sparkonto, where it gets eaten by inflation or buy housing.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
IMHO the ergonomics of their tooling are not great. I'd rather use Codex or even OpenCode. Configuration alone is very arcane with lacking documentation. Sandboxing/permission system is quite confusing too.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
In any case, pretty much everywhere in the developed world, we desperately need lower burden on people's labour (through salary income tax and related contributions). If wealth tax is a way to get there, so be it.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
It was the same in communist Poland. You were not allowed to be a lefty -- all the citizens had to be homogenous. My father was born a lefty and forced to write with his right hand in primary school. He ended up learning how to write upside
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by odiroot 5mo ago
You can run Codex Desktop on Linux. It's on AUR already. Granted, just a repacked ASAR from Windows version but still does work quite well. Haven't tested connection to mobile yet but the integration with cloud environments alread
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by odiroot 5mo ago
Because I don't only write the code. I will also read it, many more times.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
Well, how many reportedly liberal and democratic countries have obligatory draft for just one gender?
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by odiroot 5mo ago
A modest proposal?
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by odiroot 5mo ago
Wasn't enough (at least with Gemini 3). I had do a few round trips with screenshots until it got all the details.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
I tried using it to reproduce my favourite Soda Dark / Sunburst colour combination from Sublime Text. It was a really sisyphean task. In the end I fed some screenshots (and original ST4 config) to AI studio and it came up with somethin
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by odiroot 5mo ago
We should ask the agents to output TeX instead. /s On a serious note some kind of rich Markdown would definitely help.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
That's not really my experience as a person born and raised in Poland. If anything the decades of communist occupation destroyed the work ethic. We have a famous saying "whether you stand or lay down, you deserve 1000zł".
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by odiroot 5mo ago
Definitely not the largest per capita though. There's a lot of people in Poland.
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by odiroot 5mo ago
Living in a place with frequent changes between sunny / cloudy weather I've always wanted something like that for my Plasma setup. Wluma sort of answers that question but I have my cameras always covered for privacy so I couldn&#x
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by odiroot 6mo ago
That's a big simplification. There were plenty of ethnic Jews who already converted to Catholicism (or remained atheist) and identified as regular Polish citizens. There were also mixed families who were exterminated as a whole nonethe
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by odiroot 6mo ago
Just as long as you don't openly mention the "three Ts".
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by odiroot 6mo ago
Tokens to the people!
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by odiroot 6mo ago
They're way behind in the keyboard and touchpad area. Also the I/O ports.
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by odiroot 6mo ago
In modern, heavily statist / semi-authoritarian world, being pro individual freedoms is revolutionary in itself.
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by odiroot 6mo ago
Maybe ask South Koreans what's their standing on the matter. Not everything is about USA.
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by odiroot 6mo ago
Looks awesome, if only it used correct units.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
Not really. Looking at Polish MPs for example, there's no clear pattern, rather a "healthy" mix from all parties with some random selection of opposing ones.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
They invented the perfect solution to stop supply chain attacks.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
So Lenovo wins in both quantity and quality (at least for T/X series), let alone configurability.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
*Tightening control. Nothing about safety here.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
I just hope Honda sticks to making awesome motorcycles.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
Because, at least in Europe, people got hooked on nanny state.
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by odiroot 7mo ago
> Another big problem is the mentality. "We have always done it this way" and "I don't want to change it" is extremely prevalent. I say this as a German. Interestingly it's not only the domain of the conserv
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by odiroot 7mo ago
I'd still take native KDE/Plasma apps over Electron any day. Just the performance and memory usage alone is worth it. Sublime Text feels so much snappier than VSCode, for another example. And I can leave it running for weeks witho
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by odiroot 7mo ago
If this one is anything like the previous ones, ThinkPad is still beating it in the keyboard department. Plus you get x86_64 and vendor support for Linux. X13 is probably the best equivalent in Lenovo's line.

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