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by sebazzz 2y ago
Lately, I often think about that drawing where three people are at a table. A blue-collar worker (mine worker or construction worker), a black sad looking black person (immigrant), and a rich guy in suit. The blue collar worker has a single
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Similar story here. I wrote programs in TI-Basic to help with some exam questions, and wrote summaries in TI NoteFlio. I ended up getting so many few-euro donations for them from everyone who used them. 30 minutes before the exams, exchangi
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Wrong gut feeling then. It complains about Kagi not focusing on what their unique proposition is, and then about the t-shirts. That can all be true, at the same time as their core product is still also great.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
The search is better. That is what I pay for. And the summarization is actually quite useful.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
It seems like every product manager (or program manager) or maybe all the way down to staff have got “incorporating AI” as some kind of KPI - on which your performance is measured.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
You always throw out the baby with the bathwater?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
He jumps consistently in an X shape every time he makes a public speech though. He is pretty… important about the X.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I think they meant buying Trump. As far as I understand the super heavy launch market doesn’t yet exist. Even if in payload mass capacity Starship can do it, we still need to see one with a payload door rather than a pez-satellite dispenser
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Well, it worked for USB-C and GDPR (which spirit was implemented in other non-EU countries as well). Look up: “Brussels effect”.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
IPv6 NAT is also useful because the /48 IP block I get from my ISP may change. I switched from DSL to Fiber and I got a different IPv6 block. But because if that, I also needed to update IPv6 addresses to my local DNS server (which nee
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Some of my favorite plugins: - Hex Editor Plus: Gets disabled every update due to “instability” but has never caused issues for me. - XML Tools: Schema validation and XML formatting - JSON tools - (Text) Compare
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by sebazzz 2y ago
No, the testing fluid was literally no longer present in the test.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I don't have long Covid I think, but in april I got sick (some kind of flu, but my covid tests were all expired and dry and I couldn't test). Since then I have had many light headaches, but annoying enough to cause bad quality sle
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by sebazzz 2y ago
DOSBOX-X and x86box emulate 3d graphics accelerators properly, and the native drivers in Windows support these. That means you can run games that require 3D acceleration. VirtualBox, VMWare often do not support 3d acceleration for older OS
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I wonder why anyone would use Jellyfin4Kodi, because Kodi does a good job by itself?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Caps dry out but transformers don’t go bad unless dropped or something like that.
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Ask HN: Tips on leading and coaching the GitHub Copilot chat generation of devs?
1 points by sebazzz 2y ago|1 comments
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Beautiful. Rider is an awesome a much faster IDE and I use it whenever possible. It is not practical for all projects. The only behaviour that annoys me a bit: - Double clicking an identifier should select the full identifier. However, in R
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Well, what usually turns out when you want to move an Excel to a web application - is that the flexibility is gone. Now you need to think how you display something to the user, develop the functionality in code, write tests, have that code
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Yes but that is specifically (they actually mention this) because some companies don’t recognize public domain license, so those companies rather buy a few thousand dollar license than going through the internal bureaucracy to get it approv
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I'm a bit hesistant to mentally invest in Zig, given the maintainers choice to directly develop against a mostly undocumented NT-API instead of the Win32 API. [1]: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/18
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> As long as you have enterprise products like zscaler, that do not support IPv6 ZScaler is a burning piece of privacy-violating garbage that as a developer rather get rid of than have. Nice for non-IT collegues who were previously prote
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by sebazzz 2y ago
It is a trend in all operating systems. All operating systems and their desktop applications (the whole package counts!) run best on the hardware that is made around their release. Debian-derived (Ubuntu Mint) runs dog slow on an laptop of
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Linus Torvalds on why desktop Linux sucks (2014) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sebazzz 2y ago|1 comments
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> Shared dependencies were a mistake! There, I said it! I understand that disk space was limited back then and this was a legitimate constraint. Now it is not disk space, but for instance security that is a major theme. It is so nice to
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Didn’t some version of an Apple operating system have CR as a line ending?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
On X a community note would read: NNN - An UFO is a valid designation for a drone
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> > The classic example being Chris Sawyer writing nearly all of Rollercoaster Tycoon in x86 assembly but requiring just enough C for the system calls. > I don’t think he had to do it that way. Maybe he just decided that was the pa
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by sebazzz 2y ago
That is easy talking as long as it is still a config flag, then after a compile-time flag. Once the internal APIs for MV2 or where MV2 get removed or changed it becomes very difficult to maintain. Never mind the possible security issues you
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by sebazzz 2y ago
If you mean a major release of a npm library I depend on, yes. You never know what cascades out from that and additional code changes and other library updates you then need to do - or even update the Node runtime itself.

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