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by pjerem 2y ago
I’ve had the chance to watch Sam Aaron (Sonic Pi’s father) doing a live performance with Sonic Pi several years ago. He was impressive. The music was evolving each time he changed code in live. And it was good.
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by pjerem 2y ago
You are right, thank you
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by pjerem 2y ago
Also free speech in law just means you can’t be prosecuted to say stupid things. It doesn’t mean that anyone owes you the canal to say your stupid things. The previous twitter had (somehow) moderation. You would think what you want about it
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by pjerem 2y ago
It’s not like this anymore I think. I destroyed my Twitter account way before the acquisition by Musk. But I recently created a disposable account because it happens that my regional train lines have hired good community managers and so I k
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by pjerem 2y ago
CalDAV is cool but will be hard to integrate. It basically needs its own server. However, if you want to continue in the « toy » direction, supporting ics format is a good option. .ics files are calendar files : they may contain one or mult
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by pjerem 2y ago
That’s really not true with veganism. My wife is vegetarian. She also have social anxiety so believe me when I say she never preach anything and she never say she is vegetarian unless asked. Also she is very tolerant : I eat meat and she ne
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> If friends can't install another app to talk to you, maybe they don't really wanna keep in touch. Interestingly, your assumption works the other way too : If you can't install another app (one you don't want), maybe
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Disagreeing publicly does nothing if I'm the one empowering my opposition in the first place. Of course it does. It does spread the word. That’s important. You can be an activist and have a real life. You can despise Meta but have
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by pjerem 2y ago
You could be tempted to start in Creative mode. Don’t do it if you can. I say this as someone who loves playing in Creative mode : it’s not the same game at all. Survival mode is pretty easy and it’s not the same mood. There’s a strange fee
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by pjerem 2y ago
lol. Think what you want about cheminots, but one thing they all love and will never attack is railway infrastructure. SNCF may be a shitty company (mainly because it have been voluntary sabotaged by governments) but the people making those
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by pjerem 2y ago
But that’s a restricted vision where being productive is a graal vs being useful for the society. Coops don’t want to beat the competition, they want to be a useful structure for A) their clients and B) their workers. If they manage to do A
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by pjerem 2y ago
Honestly that’s pretty false. There are lot of countries out there in the occident where you can’t "excise unproductive divisions" and where firing a worker without a solid reason is hard and dangerous for the employer. And guess
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by pjerem 2y ago
Also chicory is pretty good. I thought I hated it because the few times I tasted it it was just cheap industrial chicory. In fact, once you find a nice quality brand, it’s actually a delicious coffee replacement. Not really the same taste (
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m pretty convinced that workers who stand still everyday have worst health outcomes than desk workers overall. Just different issues. I mean, yeah, you maybe are exchanging cardiovascular issues for articulation issues. That’s something,
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by pjerem 2y ago
I did. It remains in seated position. Not because I don’t want to use it but rather that being standing without moving is rapidly uncomfortable and also bad for health. Yes you can alternate. But that’s just annoying. The hard truth is that
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by pjerem 2y ago
> But management refuses to acknowledge the fact, and mandated RTO. That’s because while workers discovered they were working better at home, middle management discovered that they were useless and had nothing other to do than exert some
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by pjerem 2y ago
> One result they are missing out is that the income actually reduced overall employment compared to the control group That’s not something negative or even a surprise. Of all the people on this planet, why do you think Altman payed its
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by pjerem 2y ago
And even then, redistributing money will inherently make the organization have political issues. Choosing who "deserves" it is just hard work, takes time, needs an internal political alignment and strategy where the people working
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m pretty sure that fun never really disappeared but rather than developers team are now full of non "computer people", like, people who never cared about computers from the start. I don’t say it like an insult, it’s just that fo
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by pjerem 2y ago
Ironically, the best ebook reader that just worked like you said was Microsoft Edge when it had its own engine, before it became "Chrome but even worse".
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yeah. And even if this cancellation was to save money, it’s not even an excuse. What is hard and expansive are easy to restore backups. Simple backups that may be a pain to restore but that are going to save your company from bankruptcy are
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by pjerem 2y ago
> There's about a million other uses for LLMs. Ok. But in browsers ?
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by pjerem 2y ago
My point is that, with the exception of food and possibly medicine, this reasoning applies to basically everything. As an exercise of thought, if we magically stopped the economy now like, everyone stopped working and paying for housing and
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by pjerem 2y ago
Sure but do you know someone who doesn’t have chairs ? I mean, sure, there are people setting up in their first house, people who broke their existing chairs … but there is a lot of available options on the aftermarket. I understand why you
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by pjerem 2y ago
That’s because we use automation to solve problems and create needs we never had. I mean, nowadays we solved pretty any need the average human had 100 years ago. Our leaders are convinced that we must grow and grow, but we basically have ev
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by pjerem 2y ago
You know, everyday there is a non-null probability of a massive data leak from Google (or any of the big data hoarder). Everyday we roll the dice of this eventuality and law of large numbers tells us that it will happen.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Idk. I own a Meta Quest 3 and this thing is one of the most impressive tech I saw in the last decade. AR on this $500 headset is incredible. While I’m amazed by the hardware, the thing is totally limited by the software. I mean, the OS is t
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by pjerem 2y ago
If you want to store markdown in your database but you want to user to use a basic wysiwig/content editable editor it can allow you to not go through the full blown markdown editor.

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