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by raman162 5y ago
That's true, I guess that is the beauty of an interdependent society. I have this longing thirst to become as independent as possible but it just seems pointless considering how far we've advanced as a society.
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by raman162 5y ago
I never once considered the amount of engineering it goes into painting the lines on the street. I feel it for them, good (perfect) work goes un-noticed while bad work is obvious and criticized. Also seems like the work requires a lot of fo
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by raman162 5y ago
There are many people like you willing to spend money on a good solution that gets the job done who have no interest in self hosting and reviewing the source. After experiencing the ease of Google photos, any basic file management system to
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by raman162 5y ago
I think ente does fill a niche, people don't mind paying dollars for companies because it is supposed to guarantee a level of service/polish. And in the case of photos, if the service were to shut down, there's very likely a
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by raman162 5y ago
I do think the initial question if phrased specifically around safety is an interesting one. This may be the optimist nerd in me but I believe that computers will eventually (if not already) be safer than humans when driving. I think it&#x2
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by raman162 5y ago
That is part of the solution, two solutions can co-exist that take different angles. A quick Google search showed that Brazil's literacy rate is roughly 92% and I would like to believe it's something similar in the prison. This pr
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by raman162 5y ago
This is perfect! I laughed harder the further I progressed. Not even sure if I experienced everything. The attention to detail in this is superb!
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by raman162 5y ago
I think scrappy MVPs have their place,it's just knowing when to use one. If you're a very early stage start-up and you're trying to validate your idea, the quicker you can see if that idea is valuable is better than risking t
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by raman162 5y ago
In this case the primary subject is your child so it's more socially acceptable but I can still see it making some other parents uncomfortable.
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by raman162 5y ago
The photographer in a playground example is understandable, no parent wants a stranger having pictures of their children. That is a violation of the family's privacy. I'm guilty of the home smart speaker as I have a few google&#x2
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by raman162 5y ago
That is true but usually the police have some form of evidence to justify why they can do that.
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by raman162 5y ago
I think most people want their privacy but they are either unaware or haven't realized the true extent at how much data companies have on them or what they're doing on your devices. I believe most people would be outraged if they
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by raman162 5y ago
If you really wanted to quit you could get a pixel and install lineageOS or CalyxOS. Now I agree that's jumping through a lot of hoops to get your privacy but it's all based on how much you value that. I personally like to believe
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by raman162 5y ago
Hmm, like others here I seem to really be missing the point of these minimalist phones besides the straight branding behind them. I think the dumb Nokia feature phones satisfy most of these cases. Personally I've taken a few steps to m
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by raman162 5y ago
Regarding hooks, at my company we use them to ensure that our commit messages contain our ticket items so work is always linked to our project management tool. I've seen hooks used for running code static analysis to meet project guide
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by raman162 5y ago
Congrats on launching. I appreciate the mission you're on and bonus points for keeping it open to everyone!
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by raman162 5y ago
Routine definitely helps a ton. I'm currently bouncing between places and I noticed that I excercise a lot more when in one of the places. The writer's zoom call mentioned in the article also has the benefit of social accountabili
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by raman162 5y ago
Good to see that you're dogfooding you're own software. As a budding git enthusiast, I have a few questions. How are things like merge conflicts handled? Does sturdy support rebasing or some equivalent? Is there an equivalent to h
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by raman162 5y ago
I just finished a session for the first time and enjoyed it. I will definitely try this out again in the future
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by raman162 5y ago
Very cool. I now have a reason to get my hands on a Jetson. Also great work on the detailed readme.
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by raman162 5y ago
This just sounds anxiety inducing for you and all the other unfortunate people dragged into this mess because of an automated algorithm. I hope someone here can help you solve this issue. I won't be surprised if you got more press cove
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by raman162 5y ago
As someone who is still trying to grow technically, this was a good reminder that at the end of the day we put our effort towards solving problems that matter .
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by raman162 5y ago
I particularly enjoyed the concepts presented in this article, from recognizing how confident you are in a certain idea to understanding the steps it takes for someone to be rational. Being self-aware I've only started learning post co
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by raman162 5y ago
I'm thankful for this article. I've never explicitly searched the term bike-shedding and yak-shaving prior. I just had a rough idea of what it was. I also enjoyed the backstory explanations.
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by raman162 5y ago
I feel like this article misses the true point of minimalism. It's not about having monochromatic houses and boring designs (fine if that's what you're into). Minimalism is about avoiding excess junk that you don't need.
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by raman162 5y ago
I definitely agree with Snowden's call to action with making spyware illegal, I think the execution is plausible but unlikely for the same reasons he stated in the article. Every country is working to produce these things themselves fo
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by raman162 5y ago
Here in the Caribbean it's even worse. Our gas stations employ people to fill up your car. I remember when I first traveled to the U.S. as a child and was surprised to see people filling in their own tanks of gas. With my innocent mind
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by raman162 5y ago
This is inspiring. It's great to see that the money is used as capital to improve themselves and increase their chances of long-term prosperity. This makes me even more excited to see what further research illustrates with implementing
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by raman162 5y ago
I've only been working professionally for 5 years and this is something I am only recently beginning to appreciate. Optimizing for efficiency makes you get a lot of work done but it reduces your ability to think creatively which can po
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by raman162 6y ago
Nice, I'm a big fan of this. This certainly is for the ones who just want to lurk the best posts and not get caught up on the "what's hot now" every hour.

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