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by szszrk 7mo ago
> when you're clicking buttons, you're actually opening tickets that a human needs to action I had one public cloud vendor sales literally admit this was the case with their platform. But they were now selling "the new one
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by szszrk 7mo ago
Maybe you should have search for "SBC abbreviation" instead, as it's not exactly a philosophical question. It's a TLA (spoiler: TLA stands for Three Letter Acronym). SBC (single board computer) is a fairly widely used t
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by szszrk 7mo ago
It also keeps visually impaired people at bay.
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by szszrk 7mo ago
That's exactly how I feel Teams want's me to use it. It's just... dumb, all those "apps" that are integrated, but in reality it's just another super heavy website that you can't easily jump into/out o
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by szszrk 7mo ago
Fair. Yet this can be filtered with fixed rules, like "output produced by corporate structures is untrusted random data".
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by szszrk 7mo ago
Unfair - human beats AI in this comparison, as human will instantly answer "I don't know" instead of yelling a random number. Or at best "I don't know, but maybe I can find out" and proceed to finding out/
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by szszrk 7mo ago
And it's easy to create a clean 3 lines of ssh client config for the user to later just do `ssh name` Even less things to remember + you have documented your hostnames in the process.
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by szszrk 7mo ago
I am not so sure about that. I recall multiple posts that start with most upvoted comments from founders... Wonder what Dang says about that.
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by szszrk 7mo ago
You phrase it like it's some insane requirements, but is asking for an outdoor antenna to survive *rain* such a huge ask?
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by szszrk 7mo ago
This made me chuckle. I had a fairly large supplier that was so proud that they implemented a functionality that deliberately (in their JS) slows down reactions from http responses. So that they can showcase all the UI touches like progress
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by szszrk 7mo ago
That's not how they use internet now - because they can't! They used to. Even Internet Explorer had RSS support. Sites had RSS icons and even instructions for undecided. In my surroundings both young and old users loved to discove
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by szszrk 7mo ago
Game in background doesn't help either. It reminds me the pinnacle of design - Microsoft Authenticator. On Android, out of the blue, it displays global overlay to select one of the 3 numbers to confirm login. The overlay is ... transpa
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by szszrk 7mo ago
I'd love to hear this explained. Deeply. The UI is fun but unreadable, but content is solid. Explain how this is slop please.
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by szszrk 7mo ago
I can't read it normally even on 300% zoom. Somehow even reading mode is broken, due to diagrams being rendered in browser - I did not expect that. But hey, it's a game!
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by szszrk 7mo ago
You don't need "that technology to become popular" to make it even more popular. It already was popular enough and it already worked. Your whole comment makes no sense to me. Completely confusing. Who are you arguing with? Wh
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by szszrk 7mo ago
> If RSS becomes popular, there will be discovery platforms with “algorithm”s. So? If plain RSS exists, then you can still consume it the way you want. I'd like to remind that when RSS was really popular we had "planet" ag
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by szszrk 8mo ago
Could be related. It was likely their management doing random shit to fix it. Instead of fixing real problem, which was bogus campaign rules. Reddit was full of people abusing their app discounts and ordering insane amount of food for free.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
Mcdonalds decided it's "unsafe" to run their app in private space of Android. In literally the most locked down part :) Marketing must have gotten a nice bonus for that mental effort. I can run banking apps like that, corpora
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by szszrk 8mo ago
Once again: are there any known problems that are not theoretical? I'm having 1,5 days+ with screen on time that I feel ashamed to admit, plus as I wrote before, never had it overheat despite gaming on external devices etc.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
It is. I only wish it wasn't curved screen. It's a gimmick with no benefits and several negatives.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
Yeah... and it's still a great cpu. What are consequences to the user? I failed to find a use case where it makes a sweat. It's insanely good price to value ratio.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
Exactly the catch I mentioned. This should be present by default on any model, especially that under the brand of Lenovo (also partialy by Motorola, as I understand) they sell ~250 phones meant for business while specifically targeting that
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by szszrk 8mo ago
it's edge 50 ultra it's hilarious how this was considered by "youtubers" an outdated model when I was buying it.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
That's not the one. and of course they do and I'm super happy to hear about that partnership. I highly recommend checking them out! A year ago I got a "10 month old flagship" Moto, after research. For half the price of t
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by szszrk 8mo ago
In Germany it's not really true. AFAIK you pay those taxes only if you are registered follower of 3 main religions. You literally can opt out, they are a counter example. Poland is the one I experience it. Church is funded in multiple
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by szszrk 8mo ago
Unless you live in a place with mandatory state supported church.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
How are bad human-written homilies worse than AI written ones? But if you like the idea: you don't need a priest for that at all! A QR code with a prompt will do just fine in this case. There is no person in the world that is capable o
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by szszrk 8mo ago
And it's already a project hard to search for.
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by szszrk 8mo ago
For me it's mostly about your awareness and motivation, and you can test both with almost every phone on the market (well at least on Android). Just use the "ultra" power saving mode your current phone has. It's not a fu
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by szszrk 8mo ago
I honestly think it's not that simple. The ones who spend billions on integrating public cloud LLM services are not the ones writing that function. They are managers who based on data pulled out of thin air say "your goal for this

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