tagyro

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by tagyro 4y ago
When I studied (industrial) engineering, we had a creed and naïve me still believes in that. https://order-of-the-engineer.org/about-the-order/obligation...
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by tagyro 4y ago
I was "management" in an infamous bank. When I realised that I had a choice, I resigned. Again, I do realise that I'm privileged and not everyone can afford to simply resign, but a lot of us can and we, the ones who can, have
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by tagyro 4y ago
My comment is going to get downvoted (or worse, ignored), but here I go again: We, as software engineers (or working in the field), have the power to not implement these features when our employer asks us to do it. Everyday we read about or
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by tagyro 4y ago
Thank you! I can't wait to test this! As other have mentioned, the "free" chat frontend is slow and the "Plus" one, not much better. Also, at $20/month, based on my usage, it's actually more expensive than
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by tagyro 4y ago
"hack" or "workaround", in this context, have the same meaning. So the comment is correct: you can't install (specific versions of) Windows without internet.
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by tagyro 4y ago
Samsung is a corrupt company with a corrupt culture. Starting from the top - bribery, embezzlement, illegal transactions, stock manipulation, perjury - all the way down to their "partners". They've been caught multiple times
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by tagyro 4y ago
> There is little reason, IMO, for speaker connections to be active. A few comments down: > @asveikau: I think you should be able to play music while the lid is closed. That seems like a reasonable use case. Also, wouldn't having
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by tagyro 4y ago
> ...and they could make it so it stays on only of there's an external display connected Not always, my monitor goes to sleep and turns off. At this point, macOS should turn Bluetooth off? How would I wake the computer then? I would
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by tagyro 4y ago
This is (most probably) the Power Nap feature that periodically checks for email, update calendar events etc. You can disable Power Nap from the Settings > Battery.
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by tagyro 4y ago
That is actually meant to keep the connection to a Bluetooth keyboard/mouse when using the computer in clamshell mode.
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by tagyro 4y ago
Just one data point: I bought a Samsung Odyssey G9 Neo - a 1600+ euro monitor - in April last year. It's been more than 3 months that I try to get it fixed because of multiple issues: - random "ticking" sounds - screen corrup
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by tagyro 4y ago
> they will work hard, do great work and try to retain the jobs, even at a lower pay Maslow would like to have a word with you.
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by tagyro 4y ago
I'm sorry to hear that, sending you a virtual hug
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Reading this, one might think that this happens only at X or Y company, but in my experience, this is a lot more common. One example: at a previous job, we spent $1M and almost 1 year to build a (new version of a) process (as in, a website)
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by tagyro 4y ago
Still waiting for an investigation into vivid.money, and their front, Solaris Bank. BaFin will get there ...eventually
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by tagyro 4y ago
The issue seems to have been resolved since https://www.supportdavidcarpenter.org
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by tagyro 4y ago
Love the small detail of the banana tapping, when the song is playing.
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by tagyro 4y ago
I'm sure there's a whole chain of broken links and enough blame to share around, but as an engineer, I have to ask why we sometimes forget that we, as doctors, are also bound by a creed, which says (among other things, depending o
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by tagyro 4y ago
The motto of Bluetooth is "It's going to work great ...next year!". I've had so many challenges working with it in my past projects (even writing my own firmware) that I now try to avoid it and go directly to wifi.
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by tagyro 4y ago
The same thing happens in Germany, with N26. Under the pretext of "regulatory requirements", they ask for information like income amount and source, employment status and industry etc. BaFin (the banking supervisory authority) is
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by tagyro 4y ago
Microsoft reported [$83 billion in operating income for 2022]( https://www.microsoft.com/investor/reports/ar22/index.html ) and fired 12.000+ employees. DUDE, WAKE UP!
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by tagyro 4y ago
No. Or at least, not always. IMO,a CTO is a combo between tech and product. They have a (fairly) good understanding of tech but they understand that tech is there to support the product. I'm ok with a tech CTO and I'm also ok w
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by tagyro 4y ago
Well-designed/built, one-time purchase, actually useful functionality - I bought it. Would love to see the snippets part get more attention (like git integration or similar) and would be interesting to see if animation creation could b
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by tagyro 4y ago
after the initial load and warning to switch to chrome, it's running pretty smooth in safari on a m1 macbook air
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by tagyro 4y ago
It's based on [eIDAS]( https://ec.europa.eu/cefdigital/wiki/display/CEFDIGITAL/2019... )
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1 out of 4 feels about right, thank you for the link!
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Do people really copy/paste from StackOverflow? I feel this is more a meme, rather than reality. I do check StackOverflow, but never have I took an answer verbatim. I try to see if it's the same problem and what was the approach
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by tagyro 4y ago
I like the idea and I think (and hope) someone (hopefully not a FAANG) will manage to build a product. As for schluss.org specifically, I don't see any reason to trust them. On a side note, I also find their "Responsible Disclos