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by pell 2y ago
This section is definitely interesting to read but also leaves me a bit hungry for the supposed intellectual "intensity" earlier paragraphs promised about the company and its (ex) employees. The model proposed for thinking about t
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by pell 2y ago
>No GUI-based CMS not built on PHP can be as flexibly hosted as one that is. PHP is easy and can be secured. And there are no PHP-based competitors for WordPress that are as easy to use. There have been many attempts in the past. Some of
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by pell 2y ago
It might sound redundant but I do think there can be an achievable balance. I worked at an organization that was allergic to documentation and safeguards of any kind and relied fully on certain talents to resolve issues. This was not just i
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by pell 2y ago
Is there any place we can follow the development? I have soft spot for new games for old hardware.
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by pell 2y ago
Here is the unrolled tweet for those without an active account: https://unrollnow.com/status/1182635589604171776
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by pell 2y ago
I think you might be a bit misinformed there. I’d suggest you give this a read: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_fake_electors_plot
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by pell 2y ago
You don’t have to like Harris - it’s very understandable - but she is not a “DEI” hire as you’re claiming. Look into her record.
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Snopes Launches FactBot, an AI Service to Fact-Check Your Questions(snopes.com)
1 points by pell 2y ago|0 comments
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by pell 2y ago
What would you change if you could? The EU already offers freedom of movement to EU citizens. Of course the US being a country instead of a connection of countries offers a more streamlined experience and surely the shared language plays a
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by pell 2y ago
I would argue that the EU is quite a successful organization given the task of setting up general market rules for 26 countries. Obviously there is a lot to criticize about the EU and I can offer you a gigantic list there too. However, I do
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by pell 2y ago
> The DAX is made of the 40 most valuable German companies. Not to be too nitpicky here but these are only the publicly traded companies. You have a number of pretty large German companies that are still entirely private such as Aldi, Sc
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by pell 2y ago
Language aside, the entire point of the EU is the single market so you don’t have 26 different rule sets. (There are some exceptions such as health care but that is no different in the US.)
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by pell 2y ago
You could try switching your keyboard to an English layout within your OS. That should do the trick even if it's still a little annoying.
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by pell 3y ago
What?
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IBM lifts lid on latest bid to halt mainframe skill slips(theregister.com)
32 points by pell 3y ago|39 comments
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by pell 3y ago
The first paragraph is about misinformation in the digital age. The second paragraph is about the promise of his podcast. The third paragraph sets up the premise that some of the information that is shared on the podcast is possibly incorre
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by pell 3y ago
This is very impressive. I think the way you are timing the audio is clever. What kind of model are you using?
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by pell 3y ago
Ruby is a very beautiful language both in logic and consistency. Rails is a mature framework. The ecosystem is very much alive albeit not “exciting” anymore and at the end of the day people use what they know. The 2010s have produced a larg
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by pell 3y ago
>If the narrator actually read the _real_ prompts they fed Gemini in these videos, this would not be as impressive at all! It's crazy that this is where we are now. This is obviously still crazy impressive even if hadn't done t
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by pell 3y ago
At my job I have to write a lot of internal documentation and teaching material for teams to learn from. Since ChatGPT I've changed my writing style slightly because it often could be perceived as written by AI. It is comical that I&#x
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Saudi Arabia Is Murdering Ethiopian Migrants. Washington Is Silent(foreignpolicy.com)
22 points by pell 3y ago|12 comments
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by pell 3y ago
>or that dairy farms don't care about their cows If you go by the conditions the majority of milk cows in industrialized nations live under that is a very obvious conclusion.
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by pell 3y ago
In the world of literature you will find much of what you're describing. Just to name a few: "Hard Times" by Dickens, "The Grapes of Wrath" by Steinbeck, "Germinal" by Émile Zola. "Christ in Concrete&
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by pell 3y ago
Tesla doesn’t sell Autopilot as cruise control though.
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by pell 3y ago
Do you still have invites? (:
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by pell 3y ago
That's interesting, thank you! It seems very weight loss oriented as you said, which is not really what I'm looking for, however I'll check the notes feature you mentioned.
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by pell 3y ago
>otherwise, spend time cleaning up your diet and improving your exercise and sleep...you can't get healthy just moving data around Thanks for the suggestions, however what I'm asking for here is not so much about a data-driven
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Ask HN: I want to create a personal health dashboard, what should I use?
51 points by pell 3y ago|40 comments
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by pell 3y ago
People tend to claim their hardware is generally overpriced. I do think that's more of a myth when examined more closely. However their RAM and storage upgrades are clearly absurdly expensive as we can easily compare them to retail num
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by pell 3y ago
Most meat people eat is from sentient beings. Cows, pigs, yes, even chickens are sentient. I'd urge people to consider the capability to suffer and not mainly the level of intelligence.

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