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pkos98
2y ago
Here you go: UFO - A UI-Focused Agent for Windows OS Interaction "UFO is a UI-Focused dual-agent framework to fulfill user requests on Windows OS by seamlessly navigating and operating within individual or spanning multiple application
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2y ago
are you referring to the actual editor or to the plugins you used? the editor itself has been very stable for me (daily usage) and the plugin ecosystem definitely offers so many choices that most of the time I can find stable/well-work
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2y ago
Tried it out couple of days ago on Neovim but I got weird errors that I should "PyImport" instead of "import" statements. So I just continued using pylsp with the ruff extension.
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2y ago
What "amazing things" are you referring to? I am not too familiar with the matter, only aware that self-employed people often generously use deductions and a company car to ease tax burden.
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3y ago
Lets see how the next generation of Google,Meta is (going to) hire candidates. Maybe AI can be the mentor/judge for such an "internship-style" recruiting practice, thus make it scalable.
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3y ago
No update on availability in European Union (still unavailable) :/
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3y ago
true if you only look at the amount of satellites, but if you look at the cost: one of them costs several millions if you consider production and "delivery" cost and they're not easy to replace.
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3y ago
Off topic: How does Starlink deploy updates to satellites? I would think the constraints are very different to standard deployments: * Satellites are pets, not cattle * Increased latency * Firmware upgrades potentially resulting in unresp
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3y ago
Which of their own projects took off? E.g. Android and Maps were acquisitions IIRC. Maybe Google+?
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3y ago
It may be a reference to this famous comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 :)
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3y ago
This is the renamed Pynecone project. Much more general purpose than streamlit.
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3y ago
But how did Earth look back then at these conditions? It certainly is uncharted territory for our current vegetation.
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3y ago
Is the pay also "elite":)- - Comparable to what American tech companies pay in Europe?
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3y ago
What does 'boutique' mean? I interpret it as sth 'special/extraordinary' but in what way?
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3y ago
Reminds me about one step within the interview process for Spotify (which I liked): Live root-cause analysis of a failure which previously occured in Production - you explain your thought process (check connectivity between System A and B v
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3y ago
Lots of high-scale software runs on. NET like Stackoverflow or many Azure services. From programming paradigms it's essentially a Java clone so you scale vertically across OS threads (using abstractions like Tasks) and increase effic
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3y ago
Loads pretty fast from Europe right now and UX looks reddit-like. Good first impression.
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3y ago
To generalize, Twitter relies on celebrities for traffic. Reddie relies more on genuine content and less personal brand (as you are subbed to subreddits and not public users, mostly)
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3y ago
Doesn't Reddit realize they rely on a symbiotic relationship with the community? This ignorant and greedy behavior proofs otherwise. Besides, IMO an ad-infused API where every Xth post/comment is an ad may be a compromise.
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4y ago
This little script in my i3 keybindings opens a new terminal with the same working directory as the currently focused terminal, pretty useful for my workflow: bindsym ctrl+$alt+t exec xdotool getactivewindow getwindowpid | xargs ps | gr
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4y ago
Window management. Or lack thereof in MacOS. Having experienced Window management in Windows and I3/herbstluftwm, I am still confused by the terrible window management in MacOS and glad to have switched to Linux and Windows.
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4y ago
Sorry dang, aka sctb: https://stylometry.net/user?username=dang
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4y ago
Off topic: Any suggestions for a Notion-like knowledge management app with decent handwriting support except OneNote? I need handwriting in order to memorize and structured data (tables/boards/lists etc) in order to be efficient.
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4y ago
Hey, coincidentally I am about to start a role in "Application Modernization" as Cloud Solution Architect at MSFT (though I only have experience with AWS). Do you mind if I ask u some further questions via the email in your prof
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4y ago
Because the insights from the data do depend on the scale of the dataset. Thats why the number of users is taken into account in data privacy laws such as GDPR (No. of users correlates with revenue).
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5y ago
JetBrains "developed a new UI framework" for their new Editor Fleet: https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb I've put a part of the sentence in quotes because actually they've written a new deskto
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5y ago
> The EU could also subsidize centralized EU-based tech [...] cloud computing is relatively straightforward to implement with talent and funding. Exactly this is already happening with Gaia-X[0]. Its mostly pushed by German companies, al
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5y ago
Especially in tech hubs in the US, there are approx. as many Asian as White people. So don't think this interpretation would make sense?
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5y ago
there are many electron-based applications (like VsCode) as well as wt least one important Java Swing application: IntelliJ. Both kind of applications, electron and Java Swing, were facing severe issues on wayland when I tried it a year a
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5y ago
A step towards the right direction, I am curious how it performs in relation to Ultralight[0]! [0]: https://github.com/ultralight-ux/Ultralight
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