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by outime 1y ago
Torvalds* but I'm sure he'd not mind the extra H :)
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by outime 1y ago
The latest RPi prices were outrageous when I checked, so I started looking for alternatives. I ended up getting a pretty nice N100 with much more RAM, an actual SSD, and more - all for just a bit more money. It’s been performing really well
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by outime 1y ago
I'm not a Fastmail user, but... if I were paying a company to read my emails and they shipped a new build that broke that feature due to a lack of basic testing, I'd be publicly "shaming" them.
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by outime 1y ago
Nitpick (since I couldn't leave a comment there, hopefully author reads it): > It tends to struggle with languages like Terraform The language is called HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language).
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by outime 1y ago
It's even worse when you stumble upon a repo with already poor documentation, only to find it filled with silly jokes e.g. "You thought this would be easy, right? Well, that's what X thought too, but..." yeah, leave the
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by outime 2y ago
Yeah, what you said is key - and I can also vouch that it's absolutely possible to keep it away for good, aside from small setbacks that almost everyone experiences, since we’re not robots. The word diet is problematic because most peo
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by outime 2y ago
I used to think like that, but now I believe the vast majority of those discussions are inherently toxic, so I just don’t bring them up anymore in almost any context, whether it's work, friends, family, or social networks (if I still u
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by outime 2y ago
If you ban politics, someone will just say you're playing politics. I personally think the idea of creating a place that suits everyone is unrealistic. It will never happen, and there will always be something that offends one side or t
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by outime 2y ago
Technically, they could be using version control, not have a copy on their local machine for some reason, and have an AI agent issue a `git push -f` wiping out all the previous work.
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by outime 2y ago
I know the current situation isn't the most optimal but barely working is an extreme hyperbole.
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by outime 2y ago
>Instead you can take k8s, deploy it to bare metal, and have a much much more power for a much lower cost. Of course this requires some technical knowledge, but the benefits are significant (lower costs, stable costs, no vendor lock-in,
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by outime 2y ago
You seriously don't get why?
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by outime 2y ago
At least here in Finland, it’s becoming more and more common for houses to use this kind of energy. I’ve even noticed a few isolated apartment blocks using it. Finland obviously requires a lot of heat, and it seems that everyone I know who
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by outime 2y ago
As someone who has healed from some weird conditions by doing what you suggest (specially diet), I would be cautious about implying that everyone else is on the same path. Some people may have excellent diets and sleep schedules but still s
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by outime 2y ago
I tried to find this advice in the thread but couldn’t, and I’m surprised since it’s surprisingly common! Some sweeteners such as aspartame can trigger migraines (also some gut issues) depending on the quantity and person. While most of the
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by outime 2y ago
The biggest flaw I always saw in Kagi has now been addressed by this. Thank you for listening and working to make the product appealing to (almost) everyone!
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by outime 2y ago
Has there been any company so far that has fired 100% of their programmers to replace them with AI?
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by outime 2y ago
It's very similar in Finland (they're called mökki here). Even though I'm not native, I do get the appeal of these holidays. It feels like staying in a very natural, raw place without all the modern conveniences. It's
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by outime 2y ago
Shutting down the noise may help to find out the causes.
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by outime 2y ago
Another thing I've noticed is that the logo for this thing in Curpress is broken.
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by outime 2y ago
It's just over-the-top statements causing pointless drama.
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by outime 2y ago
This comment felt like indirect spam, as it doesn't really contribute anything IMHO. The phrase "in our experience" implies they’re in the same business, and upon checking the profile, I found that aside from the bio linking
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by outime 2y ago
I don't work in Amazon nor I have any particular information about this (although I have friends working there) but isn't this the intention in most companies that implement RTO against employees' wishes? There's always
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by outime 2y ago
For me, they can GTFO in any case. Some EU law won't make "special" people comply with it or be punished for not doing so.
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by outime 2y ago
This is neat, although I have a word of caution (even if it might be a bit obvious): it's possible to find good deals, but you should be aware of power usage. There are modern mini PCs, such as those with Intel N100 processors, that ar
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by outime 2y ago
I began using IRC before the age of 10, creating fond memories along the way. But let's face the harsh reality: IRC has largely become obsolete for most purposes. The alternatives available now are not only more user-friendly but also
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by outime 2y ago
But why would you bother with this? If you want to know last year's unemployment rate objectively speaking, then you just head to wherever the statistics are published by your government and see it yourself. Well, if you can trust your
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by outime 2y ago
We should start understanding that "independent" rankings won't ever work. Let's not even get started with "fact-checking" places which we can count by dozens per country now, as they all have their own interpr
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by outime 2y ago
The photo illustrating the post is a funny comparison: author holding a glass of drug A (alcohol) vs author holding a cup of - most likely - drug B (caffeine). Don't take this as a critique to the overall article, I actually liked the

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