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by rambambram 9mo ago
The vibe-coding part is most in discussion here, so it's easy to overlook the financial part. I build small web applications for my personal needs all the time by just regular programming, and I'm saving so much money by using the
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Yeah, that stuff can be scary, I understand. It might almost feel extortionate. You had labor lawyers look at the applicable CAO and pension rules? I quickly checked their website and it's a little unclear (so don't consider this
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Call some default starting prompt a 'constitution'... the anthropomorphization is strong in anthropic.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
These trade unions are notorious for that. I worked as a labor legal advisor and especially the unions for temporary employment agency start 'barking' and demand loads of money (even from years back). Sometimes it's not even
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by rambambram 9mo ago
As my normie machine to watch Youtube, browse the internet, etc. And as my dev machine as well, including programming and editing images/videos. I also wrote a blogpost about it: https://www.heyhomepage.com/?module=blog
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Thermal underwear. Entering the 10th year of a 30 euro Helly Hansen long underpants that keeps me warm half the year. Raspberry Pi 4 that served as my daily driver for around three years. A couple of dumbbells that got me started with weigh
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Nice chicken coop.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Did you ever come to finish your bicycle trailer/caravan/fawowa? If you have an RSS feed, I can follow the progress. You can see mine on https://www.theredpanther.org (from The Netherlands, next to Germany ;) but with
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Interesting article about how your living environment shapes you. I added your blog to my reader, but I can't find a feed.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Beautiful pictures. Ever thought of putting these in the enclosure-tags of an RSS feed? Would show up nicely in my self-built reader, with emphasis on what I call 'photo feeds'.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
I clicked in the hope I could read more about these products for unplugging... Since I can't read about any unplugging products I'll tell you about one of mine. It's a bicycle caravan. You put it behind your bicycle, then you
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Might be true, might not be true. Don't make the mistake of comparing lines of code with quality and usefulness of programs. I'm not saying you do, but don't even entertain that thought. ;)
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by rambambram 9mo ago
I don't tell them to F off, I give them my citizen opinion on HN. I expect their policy to be in their best interest, and I stopped hating on that a long time ago.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
The EU has Schleswig-Holstein (a German state) as an example; office software and email replaced by open source alternatives. Look overthere, I would say. But overthere is a politician who actually understands what he is talking about. I do
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by rambambram 9mo ago
It's to make a point more visible. It's explained in the paragraph below it.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Ok, I might have made a mistake then.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
There is a good web framework for C. It's called PHP. ;)
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Was looking for this comment. Cutting meat in some factory is considered 'work', running a global tech business is also considered 'work'. Both 'work', different requirements from the 'worker'. One is
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by rambambram 9mo ago
I learned webdev around 2004. I'd love to call myself a fullstack programmer. CSS does not suck, it even got better over the years. It's just different from programming languages (whether frontend or backend), MySQL queries and HT
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Apparently Wetherspoons is British? Never heard of it. Now I'm curious to the characters inside, got some memorable anecdotes?
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by rambambram 9mo ago
I think you did just fine. The orange can be very obnoxious indeed, and just the icon is more than enough for people actually looking for it. PS: I found out I was already subscribed to your feed.
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by rambambram 9mo ago
Just go for it in your favorite programming language, it's a nice exercise and in the meantime you can learn about (double entry) bookkeeping. I did that for myself and it took me at most three months of parttime working on it, resulti
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by rambambram 10mo ago
Just use the CHAMP stack. Like it's 2005 again. CSS, HTML, Apache, MySQL and PHP.
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by rambambram 10mo ago
So what? It's not a democratic vote to decide what way is the right/wrong way to use RSS. Do as you please, it's a simple usable protocol that basically allows for different use cases.
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by rambambram 10mo ago
And grass? What about grass? I want to keep my favorite reply phrase: "Gras groeit niet harder als je eraan trekt." (Grass doesn't grow faster if you pull on it.)
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by rambambram 11mo ago
Already heard about the plans of the European Union to spend 200 billion on AI Factories?
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by rambambram 11mo ago
On Firefox, but I still feel the need to reply. You might find it handy, or other readers here might like it. Maybe it's also available for Chrome, I don't know. I've been using an extension called WebScrapBook to locally sav
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by rambambram 11mo ago
I agree for the later models, but the 4S and SE were perfect with the square corners. Also because they were smaller and usable with one hand while cycling.
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by rambambram 11mo ago
Exactly! People buy a beautiful iPhone, just to put it inside a nasty rubbery case that gets yellowish after three days of use.
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by rambambram 11mo ago
Cute thing! And I guess it's pretty good in protecting the device?

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