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oldestofsports
9mo ago
Nice job, great article! I had a go at it as well a while back, I call it "shit" https://github.com/emanueldonalds/shit
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
Latency is literally wasting resources
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
Absolutely not, they are nothing more than their specs
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
”Thinking longer for a better answer”
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
I wouldn’t call anything with less than 64gb of memory premium, and if we look at macbooks were already looking above 3000
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
2000 euros was a premium price 10 years ago, today it is closer to mid range
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
Why would an OLED display not make sense in a low light livingroom situation? I really don’t understand it, what is the issue in this specific scenario?
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
Getting free money with no strings attached makes you happy - who would’ve thunk…
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
If the temp stays above 0 degrees celsius all year round it does not count as having seasons, since winter is obviously missing.
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
That mindset will make you a grumpy old soul. Language is dynamic, not something you can force upon people. From every mouth to ear (or screen to eye) the word is interpreted slightly different. I mean the original meaning of the word Scand
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
It doesn’t matter. Finland is often included when talking about Scandinavia, which in modern days just makes sense culturally. There’s no value in trying to cling to the ”histprically correct” meaning of a particular term. Languages evolve,
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oldestofsports
10mo ago
We’ve had about 1 hour of sunlight so far in december where i live in Finland, but it’s fine. It also makes the sun way more enjoyable when it finally shines in the summer. I’d never want to live in perpetual summer. Seasons brings joy.
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10mo ago
I find it amazing that we are still digging up new tombs after all these years. But ”we set up lights to wotk the night” - why the sudden hurry, if the figurines laid there for thousands of years surely they could wait one more weekend to b
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
You use AI to turn a few bullet points into a fleshed out CV. The recruiter uses AI to summarize your CV into a few bullet points.
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
The danger is not just related to speed, it’s about them being sp large that you can’t physically see the old lady or child walking right in front of it
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
Please note that chatgpt is unable to play chess
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
Every one have different approaches to story points and every one thinks their way is ”the right way”. In the end they just turn into an abstraction layer for man hours.
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11mo ago
> It’s virtually impossible for me to estimate how long it will take to fix a bug, until the job is done. I understood it as the whole point of the 2 day hard limit - you start working on a bug that turn out to be bigger than expected, s
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
This is very impressive, it looks great!
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11mo ago
Here I am, totally given up on adblockers, and no way I’m paying for premium, but jesus christ the amount of ads I get, sometimes seems to be one every minute, making most videos unwatchable. Though it’s mostly good for my addiction since i
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
That’s true, and if it makes you happy then that is all that matters.
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
I always thought stickers were mega-cringe, like saying ”look at me, I went to all these conferences, I’m such a hacker nerd, I use linux BTW”
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
Sorry but you must have read with your eyes closed. Here’s a quote from the HTMX website: ”After all, both htmx and hyperscript are built in JavaScript. We couldn’t have created these libraries without JavaScript, which, whatever else one m
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11mo ago
HTMX is neither a meme nor is it anti-javascript, it is literally written in js. It does not aim to remove js from your code, it simply adds more features to HTML by default, like making any element able to trigger an web request. When you
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oldestofsports
11mo ago
Ever felt the impulse to steal a car after playing GTA?
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11mo ago
I was told as a child not to eat berries near roads due to being exposed to exhaust fumes, but never check if there is any science behind it.
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oldestofsports
1y ago
To those who say ”just use an adblocker” - if your local cafe had a group of waiters beating puppies right inside the entrance, would you just wear earplugs and close your eyes? Oh how low humanity has sunk when we accept such garbage.
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1y ago
Not one but TWO cookie consent banners, one with a huge list of radio buttons to disable, then two more banners, and 3 seconds into reading once again an ad blocks the screen. Who the heck tolerates this
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1y ago
Why do bots have flawed english? Seems like with LLMs being a thing they would not.
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1y ago
”why even all the Linux users reading this right now are doing so in a graphical user interface.” I read this in my TUI RSS reader lol
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