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by pelasaco 2y ago
Bob doesn't write a specification, because Bob doesn't know as well what he wants. He will have to explore, try out until he reaches something that he can work with. Nobody is willing to spend time planning and documenting stuff.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Like guns for civilians. Nobody should have one, except the Politician body guard.. I am not advocating for guns in Europe! it is just an example. We can use the example with private health insurance, private schools and so on.. it is more
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Many unpopular laws are passed How many? Can you list some of them? I think that your assumptions are kind of the general opinion, but I am interested in facts. I couldn't find "many unpopular laws being passed during such ev
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I didn't get why all wanted hackers have german flag under their names if all of them are coming from Ukraine. Are they germans or wanted in Germany?
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> (examples: "x/wayland session management is broken", "uncached DNS takes 10 seconds to resolve", "this service is masked, and none of the force-unmask paths work", "omg lol no more logs for you&q
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Systemd has driven me to move systemd-using Linux systems I end up responsible for over to FreeBSD or OpenBSD whenever possible. Nice that you privately do it privately. In Enterprise environment however is different, and systemd playe
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> arguably we would have a better alternative if systemd had never been adopted. Not true. We have many alternatives, adopted in some distros. But AFAIK no Enterprise distro. For servers or desktop.. why? because systemd starts as many s
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Sure, but the main alternative is systemd which is architected in a way that just isn't secure, and opens it up to a whole bunch of new and exciting CVEs. This is a general "back in the days always was better" answer. Fa
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by pelasaco 2y ago
it is a bare bones infrastructure as service. It costs $2.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Let's see how long it will take to read: Could GPT-X win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
This isn't the only one unsustainable tourism model in Canary island
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by pelasaco 3y ago
My use case: - In Hotel, Airport. VPN can be used to bypass DNS based captive portal. - Yes true hopefully all website are encrypted with ssl, but still an attacker can easily fingerprint me through my internet usage, even though everything
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> In the Nordics, we have a couple of sites dedicated to fact checking news stories, done by real people. We have it everywhere. The problem is however well-known: Human bias, political engagement from the fact checkers, etc.. AI (withou
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I never heard of 972 but at first look it doesn't look neutral. Everyone in Germany knows that this is not well pictured https://www.972mag.com/germany-israel-palestine-solidarity-r...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
LOL. Kraft is german for power/strength.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Any programming language can be written to be complex and unreadable. The question is you as lead developer, reviewing a commit with a complex and unreadable code snippet, what would you do?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I think the point is: In code reviews, if you see a blob like that you would ask for more information. Me as lead developer, I go every monday through all commits on master, and PRs pushed in the last days, because I unfortunately cannot re
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K8sgpt-AI/k8sgpt: Giving Kubernetes Superpowers to everyone(github.com)
1 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
i am remote since 2010. I used to love to go to the office each 3 months, spend a week there. Now office is empty, company decided to down-size it, moving to another place and people go just to office in Summer to abuse the air-conditioning
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Is that your experience? I see people loosing the empathy with colleagues, colleagues are just a handle on slack, not committing in the level they should, not attending meetings. Meetings where people are just looking their mobiles, don&#x2
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by pelasaco 3y ago
well put. I work from home since 2011. My team was 90% of people working from office. 10% from Home. Now we have 10% working from office and 90% from home. The team cannot perform, there is people that simply cannot perform from home but do
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Free Stock Analysis Information for Small Investors · Stocknear(stocknear.com)
2 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
can you get the email search solved easily than having it on protonmail?
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GlitchTip: Open-source error, performance, and uptime monitoring(glitchtip.com)
2 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
thank you!
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by pelasaco 3y ago
That's not new (in German) https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/wirtschaft-verantwortung/wir...
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Ask HN: Books to Keep Your Natural Sciences Skills Sharp
2 points by pelasaco 3y ago|2 comments
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Need for Speed: Using RuboCop with Prism Redux(metaredux.com)
2 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
You are what you love, but until you don't have a family (specially kids) you don t know what love is, and its definitely not work. So I am what I love, but I'm not my work neither my job. You neither. So don't judge people b
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Using AI to Decode Animal Communication with Aza Raskin [video](youtube.com)
3 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments

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