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pelasaco
4y ago
people still confusing basic concepts as in this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35524866
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pelasaco
4y ago
well looks like none is doing what FSF does or then what's the point to keep attacking Stallmann? Let the old man alone, doing his own little thing alone, right? Looks like it's more about power than open source and looks like you
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pelasaco
4y ago
Well, based on your analogy, people unsatisfied with Stallman, should leave the FSF and found their own "church" instead of trying to destroy his image and legacy, or at least to take FSF by force. (I don't have an opinion ab
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pelasaco
4y ago
Exactly. I can code using ChatGPT. But I have to know what I want and make sure that its doing what I want and how I want. I can ask "Write a class to do this and that", "refactor this code", "extract this code in s
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pelasaco
4y ago
I can just laugh and wish people following such advice "good luck". The hardest part is to do software maintenance, debug production and etc, and knowing the internals of a language and read its stack trace is critical.
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pelasaco
4y ago
Yeah, subprime. You cannot compare them with the people who founded CERN https://home.cern/about/who-we-are/our-people . But maybe our understanding of subprime are different? I didn't want to offend them, for
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pelasaco
4y ago
at least the initiative isn't driven by politicians https://laion.ai/team/ , but by subprime researchers trying to get their hands on the EU money. It's for sure better, but I'm afraid EU is broken.
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pelasaco
4y ago
or the openSUSE MicroOS https://microos.opensuse.org/
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pelasaco
4y ago
> Cars, ODs, and suicide are much bigger concerns for those with kids. Well swimming pool, but thats are either accidents or personal tragedies. It always happened, it will always happens. > Separately, school shootings are a national
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pelasaco
4y ago
> I have a kid. 100 years ago there would be a damn good chance they wouldn't make it to adulthood and now its a virtual certainty. I'm delighted about that. Unless some nihilism crazy person, full of cocain, decides that the
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pelasaco
4y ago
Less Epicurus and more Aristotle. We need eudaimonia, which is achieved through the cultivation of virtues and the development of a good character.
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pelasaco
4y ago
you are wrong, but still not the point.
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pelasaco
4y ago
> South America isn't all as bad as you hear on the news. You seem to have these sweeping ideas. Things usually aren't that black and white though. I'm German, but i was born there. Spent 20 years there and visit constantl
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pelasaco
4y ago
You are generalizing, and in some cases, comparing apples with oranges. Is NY safer than Florianopolis or is LA nicer than Piriápolis, Uruguay? I doubt. But that's not the point, but the point of wall up, gear up, move up from the city
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pelasaco
4y ago
Looks like you are missing the point. Akron Ohio, well guess what, there as well pretty calm cities in South America too. But that's not the point. The point is, people trying to get rich, to stay alive (buy private security, private s
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pelasaco
4y ago
exactly. Quite possible to double my salary moving from a job in Berlin to UK, all of that with home office possibility.
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pelasaco
4y ago
> almost everyone I know is eyeing the exit. "almost everyone I know is eyeing the exit".. sorry, but are everyone looking to move to US/Australia? Because to Europe, the salaries are much lower than on UK, and frankly, US
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pelasaco
4y ago
There possible many reasons for that. One of them (specially cars), cost is a real factor here. Normally some company develop a car framework and the other vendors, buy it and just tweak it for its own market. Other point that worth to ment
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pelasaco
4y ago
I love openSUSE tumbleweed, use it since years as my main OS, but to be honest, all main distributions got it right. So openSUSE, Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, etc are all great distributions and you will have few problems to use it to fulfill yo
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pelasaco
4y ago
and now with some layer of chat gpt generated code/documentation/configuration and etc.
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pelasaco
4y ago
but you don't earn karma from upvoting. People coming from reddit, do it all the time :)
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GitHub Copilot Suit’s Copyright Claims Are Likely a Dud
(noorjahanrahman.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
> Should such an offensive succeed in breaking the land bridge between Russia and Crimea, and possibly even liberating Crimea and large parts of the Donbas region.. I support Ukraine, and I despise Putin and his War. The only thing that
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What if Infrastructure as Code never existed – Adam Jacob
(youtube.com)
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pelasaco
4y ago
It's matter of taste. I prefer this kind of article that those about "how to make your product annoying through gamification to guarantee eternal growth to your company"
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pelasaco
4y ago
yes, specially because NATO outnumbers Russia. So you have a giant supporting Ukraine, which isn't exactly a small country.
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pelasaco
4y ago
What would be the similar candidate from openSUSE? There is already something in this realm?
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pelasaco
4y ago
normally who complains about it lives in a country where They are out in the open enriching uranium to 84% with lock and loaded nuclear weapons already.
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pelasaco
4y ago
You mean America must bring democracy to Iran ASAP?
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pelasaco
4y ago
I'm not sure about "podcasts" but this concept could be for sure used in news channels, as we have for example in Germany, hourly. It would for sure save money from our taxpayers.
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