raffael_de

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by raffael_de 1mo ago
+1 (as a millenial) ... especially given that setting up a git server for non-OSS company code isn't too much of a challenge really. also, no need to self-denigrate this reasonable opinion in preemptive obedience.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
the "albeit" gives away that the person you're responding to intended to write "unintentionally".
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
I agree. Maybe that example was chosen because what chose it was an LLM fed with data up until about 2025 and nowadays that is sadly what "hacking" has become - cartoonish, pointless toy projects ... like the infamous make Doom ru
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
you're moving the goal post as language models and agents aren't marketed as something like circular saw but a team of carpenters that you just tell what you want and they do it for you.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
most medical professions have higher rate. it's usually attributed to being constantly subjected to pain and suffering plus physicians can source pharmaceuticals to exit softly. never heard that it professionals are particularly prone
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
i'm pretty sure that segment has lower than average suicide rate. well paid, well educated.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
As someone who grew up with Windows the canonical equivalent action would have been to select "install" from the dmg file's context menu (which is opened by a right click). The MacOS way to do it feels too gimmicky and differ
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
also the retrograde auto corrections drive me nuts ... like i type a word (correct) then next word and it adjusts the previous word. attempted several times to deactivate that "feature" - didn't figure out how.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
> In January 2024, after it came out that far right politicians had talked about deporting people who already hold a German passport That is - as determined by a German court - something between fake news and severely distorted represent
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
"senior developer deliberately self-sabotaged side-hustle by unnecessarily using kubernetes and kafka instead of docker and rabbitmq - where his employers safe?"
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
next time fifa will introduce the pee break 10 minutes after the hydration break
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
being good at fighting fires is part of the problem as that allows people to keep natural limited area fires from happen regularly and then eventually you get one huge fire.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
don't forget the legal costs insurance to pay the lawyer making the LTD insurance actually pay and a second legal costs insurance to pay the lawyer suing the primary LCI as they will likely claim that case isn't covered by their p
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
what is the appeal of cassette sound effects / analog cassette sounds? is it nostalgia?
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
> AI contributions using AI is not vibe coding. the difference is whether a developer takes responsibility and the according measures before releasing/contributing or not.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
Not just an issue with Walkmans but also other device types like digital cameras and Mp3 players. Sad because it seems like more and more people discover the appeal of dedicated devices versus carrying a smartphone around all the time.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." Jiddu Krishnamurti
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
I offer this lesseon: don't bother trying to impress "the average person" (or anybody). do what gives you joy.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
is it just me or is this one-upping each other every few days getting ridiculous secreting a whiff of desperation?
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
okay, beerware, then.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
are you speaking from experience?
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
There's a special rung in hell for people who waste good Orval.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
the key differentiator is it's driven by open source software and leaves you in control over your data. i shouldn't have to tell you this. given the price point nobody would buy this watch for its technological aspects.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
I'd suspect that a watch like the Pebble isn't syncing time with a Quartz crystal but by counting processor ticks - that would be a lot less precise in the long run.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
maybe. i don't see the appeal of 30 days battery at the expense of such relevant features. 3 days would be more than enough for me. also, considering that the watch is practically useless without a connected phone, advertising its exce
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
also recommended for government abuse victims.
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
owning a time 2. nice watch. but i consider its purchase more as voting with my wallet for future editions. its utility is seriously limited by its dependence on a smartphone. given its size it's rather disappointing that it contains n
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by raffael_de 2mo ago
a cli game that only runs on windows ... very funny
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Pebble Mega Update – July 2026(repebble.com)
7 points by raffael_de 2mo ago|0 comments
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
control rooms are central to controlling expensive systems serving important purposes and whose failure might be highly dangerous. that's why function is the essential and indisputable primary goal. accordingly their design is all abou

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