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   by shafyy 2y ago

   This is amazing! It brings back old school feelings. Just turn it on and let it run in the background. The limited choice is sooo freeing.
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   Haha, good one!
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   ...which also autocompletes if the domain does not start with the company name :-)
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   I agree with most of your points. However, I stand by my point that corporations looking to cut costs moved those production jobs abroad. This will happen time and again under capitalism. I think blaming the working poor is not the right co
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   I disagree. It's good that people scrutinize and resist corporate greed. Accepting that "AI" (whatever that means) should be in every single product I use is not adapting. It's bending over. People have the power to vote
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   And you don't see the problem with your reasoning? Honestly not?
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   A million times this. Modern and efficient train networks are the best way to travel, even for longer distances of a few thousand kilometers (night trains). Sure, there are still use cases for flying, but the dismissiveness of people who ha
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   Don't try to weasel your way out of this. Just be honest and say you like working on cool plane tech stuff and admit it's not great for the environment when more people will fly. No shame in that. Or maybe there is shame, but that
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   by shafyy 2y ago

   Some of the healthiest and long-living people live on diets that are high on vegetables and vegetable oils (e.g. the Mediterranean diet).
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Just because something is used for varnishing doesn't mean it's unhealthy. Can you post any serious and credible source that says linseed oil is unhealthy?
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    This is really low for a for-profit company to pull. "We won't pay you, but we will use you to make more money". Jesus, at least pay their conference tickets, hotels or travels.
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Sorry, but this is not me being pedantic. Many vegtable seed oils also have beneficial micronutrients. For example linseed oil has a lot of Omega-3. Sunflower oil has Vitamin E and K. "Worst type of food known to man" is a very st
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    > vegetable oils are the worst type of food known to man Of course, this is wrong.
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    HEY is not a client but a full email hosting service. I disagree that "email just works". As other commenters here have pointed out, there are many niches and improvements to be made that match with evolving trends in society, e.g
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    The Maras Dondurma sellers in the stalls also like to mess around, especially with kids and put on a show. For example, the give you the ice cream in two cones (stacked on top of each other), and then pull up their big spoon (see one of the
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Not on X anymore, but I just tried with Firefox strict tracking protection enabled on Mac and it opens (not logged in or anything).
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Thanks!
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Does anybody have experience with using a service similar to Lulu in Germany/EU?
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    It's impossible to solve with LLMs. You keep adding RAGs until you're back at a non-LLM implementation. LLMs are probabilistic. Most programs, including SQL, need to be deterministic to provide value.
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    > It's not that he doesn't care. It's just that he believes that the next model will be the one that fixes it. No, what he does is he hopes that they can keep the hype alive long enough to cash out and then go to the nex
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    I don't know how to write this comment so it doesn't come off as unconstructive. But here you go. - "AI-first"? What does that even mean? Calling some API to auto-generate a title? Do you really think that a) this solves
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Exactly. The best PII is no PII. If you need PII for security reasons, keep it as short as possible. Don't collect PII for marketing, product dev etc.
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    It's not a clear and cut case with IPs. As you say, if your servers logs IPs that seems to be classified as "legitimate interest" (for security reasons). But if you use that data to track unique users for product dev, marketi
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    It probably depends on how for you go with the fingerprinting. If it's only user agent, I would guess it's ok. If you start adding more and more info to the fingerprint, it will become PII at one point. Not sure about how much of
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Let me also plug my free, open-source and self-hosted event-based analytics solution: Fugu ( https://github.com/shafy/fugu ). Fugu does not track unique visitors (not even daily like Plausible does) and is made for event
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Essential cookies (e.g. a cookie that saves the cart's content in an e-commerce app) are fine. PII (personally identifable information) is never fine (this includes IP addresses, email addresses, more or less exact geolocations) - so a
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    (not the person you replied to) There many things DB can improve on. But I think they have a good coverage with modern and clean trains. They are often late, but I think it's also really hard to run a punctual train network with a co
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    Postgres: Dropping a column with index drops the index on all other columns(dba.stackexchange.com)

    2 points by shafyy 2y ago|2 comments
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Thanks! Yes, we love contributors. Just make sure to check first to see if it's a feature that we actually want added before doing all the work (open an issue or a discussion on GitHub).
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    by shafyy 2y ago

    Thanks Niko!