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by teekert 5mo ago
So they really feel their futures are erased by a technology? Or by Big Tech? I'd say rage against the system (machine), not the tech. Sure captilism as we have it is rigged, money makes money, success depends on which family you'
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by teekert 5mo ago
This is to Open Claw what Google home is to Home Assistant. I prefer the Claw like I prefer Linux and FOSS in general. Since day one Googs’ vision was to make the Star Trek computer. They’re really there now. But I don’t like their how. Thi
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by teekert 5mo ago
Yeah, is that it? I really am curious. Aren’t the youngsters supposed to be enthusiastic about new tech? It must be ant establishment sentiments then. Don’t get me wrong I do love seeing the passion of youth united against big tech, or perh
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European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations (ESCO)(esco.ec.europa.eu)
1 points by teekert 5mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 5mo ago
I have a Iiyama with build in hub, at first it seemed ideal, just plug everything into the monitor. But my mouse glitches when used through the hub (MX Master 3S), the internet cable is only available to the active computer (so no tasks req
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by teekert 5mo ago
It can get quite complex, for me the feeling of "I built this", and then watch as it makes stuff from the power generated on my solar panels is also worth a lot to me. The sheer coolness of it.
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by teekert 5mo ago
FWIW Zurich feels like that to me too, and I'm from the Netherlands :)
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by teekert 5mo ago
No but to come to Europa, you get less differences in wealth (essentially) universal healthcare at low/reasonable cost (ie, I can get cancer and not feel it financially), and a lot of state support when you're out of a job. Etc. T
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by teekert 5mo ago
Plus your privacy.
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by teekert 5mo ago
I do wonder how is evolution at play there?
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by teekert 5mo ago
ZFS?
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by teekert 5mo ago
The “nice” thing with AI is that the nudging can be so subtle you don’t even realize you’re being influenced for money.
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by teekert 5mo ago
"It's a two party system!"
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by teekert 5mo ago
I just rolled out CE in our small org, it is a nice step up from Free GitHub, there are Wikis, and no uncertainty about the runners. Founders like it better because their IP is on their own servers now. I find it a bit concerning that this
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by teekert 5mo ago
Hmm, website owners can apparently mess with my settings and make their site "smooth scrolling". Ugh. It's like having a nightmare where I'm trying to scroll as hard as I can but I feel like I'm scrolling through mu
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by teekert 5mo ago
I was once on the bus (in my own home town) with someone from Dublin (which I was visiting in a week back then), he recommended I not go to Temple Bar: "It's just for tourists". So where should I go? "There are some nice
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by teekert 6mo ago
Sometimes yes. But with Meet? No. I was really waiting for this! I actually appreciate how they balance features and new products. They are becoming more credible MS365/Google Workspace alternatives with every step.
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by teekert 6mo ago
Someone's bubble needs popping.
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by teekert 6mo ago
Sure. And support is paying for people that are buying chargers that are too weak. Or otherwise crappy. This is a Dutch source, but BTO charged 25 eur to remove the charger [0], because they prefer not to deal with people trying their own w
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by teekert 6mo ago
They are free to charge you extra for taking the charger out of the box. So I'd grant them a bit of civil disobedience on this one and just take that nice GaN charger. I can see the EU's take on this, and maybe overall this will e
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by teekert 6mo ago
Oops, there is already https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48027897
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by teekert 6mo ago
Cloudflare turned of DNS validation as a workaround [0] [0] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/vjrk8c8w37lz
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Complete .de TLD was off-line for 4 hours(blog.denic.de)
3 points by teekert 6mo ago|2 comments
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by teekert 6mo ago
The world is what it is, change is the only constant. Improvise, Adapt, Overcome. It is a mantra that brings positive outcomes. Try to love something in the improvise/adapt/overcome process that like or may learn to like, with tim
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by teekert 6mo ago
If one can read this as pro-establishment, it's proof that the the art is indeed not so obvious as suggested above :)
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by teekert 6mo ago
Ah man I feel you. What helped a bit for me is relentlessly trying to get your career focused on only fun things. It's a long term strategy, but I am now a not-so-successful-yet entrepreneur but I do love about 95% of what I do and tha
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by teekert 6mo ago
I did it in the past, vmware (where the desktop was transparant so it was like Windows on Linux), CrossOver office, Wine (bottles). Recently I tried to get Windows running using quickemu but that also failed. All just so that I don't h
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by teekert 6mo ago
I feel the same. So many smart people who see computation emulating a human close enough and providing actual beauty in their word-order choice, and boom they get all confused. The discussions are great though, collectively we get better an
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by teekert 6mo ago
Yeah maybe the LLM just knows the book in one go, like "an understanding" from Children of Time and follow-ups (recommended, if just for the amount of metaphors on consciousness it gives you), but we do something similar with pict
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by teekert 6mo ago
Yeah it’s funny how at this moment I’d pay more for less Windows. But I’ve found my way on Linux long ago. Sure not all software is there and MS365 fully from browser has so many annoyances, but I love the OS minimalism, how clean it is. My

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