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by tietjens 1y ago
Article claims Germany is beginning to shift. I wouldn’t count on that. Despite having to import all of their energy aside from renewables, there is a wide-spread suspicion of nuclear here. The CDU made a lot of noise about it while they we
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by tietjens 1y ago
How does Podman work with Alpine? Lots of talk of Ubuntu and Debian below.
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by tietjens 1y ago
Legal jurisdiction of dozens of countries is extortion to you, huh?
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Cloud tech makes sense on-prem too(ergaster.org)
3 points by tietjens 1y ago|0 comments
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by tietjens 1y ago
Interesting claim. Care to state your age?
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by tietjens 1y ago
Care to name those banks?
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by tietjens 1y ago
Yes, I agree. At the time this was the only English link I found. The BBC is much better, and it's a European issue. I cannot edit the link or title.
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by tietjens 1y ago
The product features sound nice. I'm all for anything that replaces Giropay.
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by tietjens 1y ago
Is this representation made available to SI users? Do I have clear overview of it? I've accepted that it isn't api calls.
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by tietjens 1y ago
I have been on a small journey to try to understand what SI is. I’ve read your blog posts, listened to the Changelog show with the CEO, watched some demos and joined the Discord. But I still don’t understand what a 1:1 digital twin means. Y
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A failure of security systems at PayPal is causing concern for German banks(nordbayern.de)
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by tietjens 1y ago
I know it works in Obsidian. I believe it also works in VSCode.
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by tietjens 1y ago
Vivid memories of this happening to me and many I knew. Totally insane and horrible. Wonder who had the brilliant idea.
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The common cloud platforms allow you to do geo-blocking.
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What communists do you think you’re addressing is what I’m wondering.
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How common can this really be? And what kind of companies? I’m finding it really hard to imagine this to be widespread.
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by tietjens 1y ago
Instant free bank transfers by IBAN. In comparison with how tightly-guarded personal email addresses are protected (GDPR, etc.), it's shocking how common it is to freely give out your IBAN.
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by tietjens 1y ago
You can also create a code block in markdown and then write the language type at the top. This also creates highlighting. ‘’’go {your code} ‘’’
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I’m pretty certain just using WhatsApp is enough.
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It shouldn’t be that controversial a statement. It’s an accurate assessment of what happened this summer in Germany. A judicial candidate was destroyed by false claims online. To me it seemed like German politicians were reading too much US
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by tietjens 1y ago
This is such a great post. I have a small collection of posts for inspiration in creating my homelab and this is getting added to it. Current have a Pi 4 with PiHole and a Beelink. Going to add one or two more machines.
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by tietjens 1y ago
Bending Spoons strikes again.
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by tietjens 1y ago
very curious what is meant by uncensored news.
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by tietjens 1y ago
yes, this. biggest problem and danger in my daily work with llms. my entire working method with them is shaped around this problem. instead of asking it to give me answers or solutions, i give it a line of thought or logical chain, and then
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by tietjens 1y ago
I would like something like this particularly for learning specific styles of programming. For example, in order to grasp functional programing.
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by tietjens 2y ago
What are you taking about?
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Ask HN: How to backup iCloud images to second cloud provider
6 points by tietjens 2y ago|6 comments
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by tietjens 2y ago
I would recommend anyone who likes using Pinboard take a look at Aboard built by Paul Ford’s company. I use it almost daily.
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by tietjens 2y ago
Because the roles are increasingly blurring, and require both the dev and the ops knowledge. AWS gives you a lot of power if you buy into it, but of course that comes with a whole set of tradeoffs. There won’t be less cloud in the future, n
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by tietjens 2y ago
I’m very confused by this blog post. The risk of exploding costs he’s talking about comes from an attack, right? So he doesn’t have the risk appetite for a DDOS attack nor the desire to figure out how to properly mitigate one. And this is A

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