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You're correct, I ignored the "sentient" part of the comment. If we were to reduce the question exclusively to the sentience part, my comment holds no ground.
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I actually think you're wrong. I just had a discussion about this with a friend who was infinitely excited about it and felt I was being extremely dismissive when I said writing agent guidelines is very much akin to micromanaging an ex
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Canon Nanoimprint lithography semiconductor manufacturing system (5nm)(global.canon)
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In the US and Germany they say there is no solid evidence suggesting that they keep what they promise. I personally use what seems to be an Italian brand called Biorepair and they clearly help with my tooth sensitivities(I have a bad habit
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The fascinating thing to me is that the EPP(European peoples party) which ironically is the strongest party in the EU and seems to be the one least representative of the people spans across almost all EU nations. I find it very disturbing h
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Shokz products work surprisingly well and the sound has also gotten a lot better. I commend them for keeping to the same formula and iterating on it. The microphone was better than the Sony headphones last time I tried them.
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I'm still waiting for to fix basic container tab behaviour [1]. I can't help but think that their product management is completely broken. [1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1479858
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I have a love/hate relationship with Sony Xperia phones, they look and feel nice, have a 3.5mm and a microSD slot. That said, unlike Pixels and OnePlus once the bootloader is unlocked you lose functionality and it's not relockable
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Remote: EU Citizen/US business VISA, available worldwide, willing to relocate - Founding engineer, Seed/Series A hands-on CTO type - Expert at taking PoC to production, expert at building distributed high performance teams. - Over
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SEEKING WORK | Remote (EU Citizen, available worldwide, willing to relocate) - Founding engineer, Seed/Series A hands-on CTO type - Expert at taking PoC to production, expert at building distributed high performance teams. - Over 20 ye
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Has anyone looked up the details of all of this? The DEA has been notorious for arresting people overseas and indicting them for just participating(i.e. being in the same room) in conversations about drug trafficking even if those conversat
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It goes beyond that, the more "renegade" Taiwan is in its rhetoric and the more the US increases the MIC investments in Taiwan the more militant China is about "repatriating" Taiwan and the faster they want it achieved.
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There used to be the external-storage-provisioner[1] but what you need today is the second link[2] [1] https://github.com/kubernetes-retired/external-storage/tree/... [2] https://github.com/ku
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I've run into all of these issues. In the end it's much cheaper to just buy a cheap SAN than it is probably to pay a month of your expertise. I guess that's why I struggle making cash-cow consulting gigs, because my clients a
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Whenever someone runs Kubernetes onprem I tell them to buy a TrueNAS or another cheap SAN. A cheap SAN costs as much as a DevOps expert setting up your Ceph infrastructure and a lot less when you actually run into issues with that software
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I totally forgot about clickhouse-backup. It was frequently referenced in ClickHouse issues, and helped me and probably a lot of others understand how ClickHouse stores and transfers data.
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Altinity maintains the ClickHouse operator which got a lot of people to use ClickHouse to begin with. ClickHouse has had a lot of corner cases that were reported from those kinds of people, myself included. If you look at some of the discus
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Most of these apps are in the Izzyondroid fdroid repo. It's there by default in Droid-ify which is much better than the official fdroid client anyway. https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/app.lawnchai
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I used it and it was better than the Pixel launcher in my opinion, but yes it seems like the last update was a year ago.
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That didn't stop people from using Uber did it...
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What is this documentation theme? Can someone enlighten me?
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I've used Flux, Flux2 and Argo for GitOps, and they all had their quirks. In general it seems that most CloudNative projects were kinda set in their own vision with very opinionated devs and a lot of corner cases that are not accounted
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Funny you should say that, since: a) the Ukrainian forces were saved by the Minsk agreements[1] b) it was both Merkel and Hollande that said they tried to buy time using the Minsk agreements[2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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I think you ought to look up the UN security council resolution 2202 (2015)[1] by which the Minsk agreements became part of international law. Fun trivia fact for you, in 2014 in multiple cities Ukranian soldiers defected to the east and to
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Did everyone forget that Ukraine was happily shelling the Kakhovka dam last year and that every western media outlet was reporting on it[1]? It's sort of a rhetorical question, since the answer is clearly yes, but come on, we sit here
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> How can they know the internal infrastructure but have to assume the app language? At that time that was the only solution that would have made sense given the achieved behaviour, performance AND development effort. I did spend a lot o
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I think this pretty accurate. After messing around with the .0 versions of macOS a few times I also learned that the common wisdom is to only install OS updates on .1 versions.
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In Germany it is not. SaaS apps can be particularly challenging because you cannot just change the terms for existing users and contracts. Ironically most customers don't know and don't react accordingly. Generally the customer be
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I'm always puzzled when people say that. When you buy small electric gadgets that come with USB-C, almost all of those bundled cables come without data transfer support.
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.NET Core was in some ways inspired by the ALT .NET movement(I think). I'm not entirely sure where it started, but if my own experience (from 2012) is any indication then it was very much related to people coming out of enterprise and

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