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   by pantulis 2y ago

   > The ability to seamlessly build business logic over the entire flow of a business is Salesforce's bread and butter. While being able to update the platform seamlessly without breaking that logic.
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   by pantulis 2y ago

   Depends on the objective of OP. Abstractions always leak some of the underlying capabilities so you could use them as a more beginner friendly approach to get acquainted with the system while doing something useful or fun. For related exam
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   by pantulis 2y ago

   Another similar theory, my grandma told that it was because men were dressed by their wives while the women had to dress themselves.
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   by pantulis 2y ago

   At first I had a negative reaction. Then, looking for comfort, noticed that the video is mostly CGI. But then again, I felt the same. It is what you say: the image of destruction of beautiful objects is bad per se, it's not what the
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   by pantulis 2y ago

   It's fair: beliefs are like that, you have them before seeing how things shake out.
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   by pantulis 3y ago

   50+ here. I think the point is it is ok to consider 38 as "later in life" if you take into account that there will be at least one or two other "laters in life" in your career.
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   by pantulis 3y ago

   I think you are being slightly over enthusiastic here.
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   by pantulis 3y ago

   It would have been so cool if the mother had subsequently written a letter to Reagan requesting the funds!
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   by pantulis 3y ago

   Thanks!
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    What is "superblack"?
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    If memory serves well (I only have 3583 bytes free ;) Enlightenment was one of a generation of X window managers that implemented bitmapped theming, for example fvwm, fvwm95, aftertep, windowmaker, icewm... it's just that Rasterman too
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    I strongly agree with the title of the article. RAG is very interesting right now just as an example of how technology moves from being just fresh out of academia to being engineered and commoditized into regular out of the shelf tools. O
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    > Now we are in 2024 and what actually happened is no one owns their movie or music libraries anymore... This is a proper definition of disruption.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    I am well aware that identity and access authorisation is complex, and AWS, GCP and Azure desperately needed to add the capability to their portfolio as this is mandatory for enterprise sales which is where the big bucks are. But boy as soo
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Play player Euclid.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    I would add that that's the type of work our industry is mostly comprised of. What gets usually discussed here in HN is the tip of the iceberg.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Thanks for pointing that thread out!
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Not forgetting the case of the Seat Málaga that had to be marketed in Greece as Seat Gredos because Málaga sounded too similar to "Malaka". I'll let any fellow greek readers explain the meaning ;)
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    I remember Commodore using the CP/M capability to position the C128 as a more serious C64.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    In the good old days you could check the MD5 checksums of mostly everything you downloaded. But then you had to trust the website that published the checksums themselves.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    also to remind you that one does not need to check HN when you have 5 minutes to kill. Go take a breath and have a walk.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Sorry! https://archive.is/vbPfD
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Instant buy, great work and the price point is exactly right. Good luck!
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    I want to point out that, upon our death, everything externally hosted will also break down eventually when bills are not paid. I am not sure what would happen faster. Apart from that, I am glad to see reddittors stepping up to help the gu
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    > The expectation is that there will be a large pot of revenue at the end of the road, but we haven’t seen the killer apps to substantiate this Imho, unlike crypto and NFT, AI is not a solution in search of a problem. While there is a l
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Well that happened really fast https://www.ft.com/content/d2f7328c-5851-4f16-8f8d-93f0098b6...
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    I did not mean to say that Apple will get away with this, it's just that I don't expect the EU to be exactly fast in its response. As the FA says, it will take its sweet time and by then Apple will have reinforced their dominant
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    > I guess the EU will fine Apple for such behavior. The question is how soon this will happen Too late, I'm afraid. Apple has pulled a really smart trick against the tons of paper written by EU commissioners.
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Let me tell you something about this fancy HTML tag you are talking about. It has an "action" attribute that points to a server you need to own and run a code you need to code in order to validate the input and store it in the dat
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    by pantulis 3y ago

    Spanish and English usually merge in fun, unpredictable ways. In certain parts of Andalusia people refer to electrical drills as "el guarrito" (the little pig). Turns out it's because there was a drill brand called "Wa