tifadg1

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by tifadg1 3y ago
Some 15-20 years ago, it was common among Europeans to make fun of Americans for writing in block-style. These days, I imagine, most Europeans have trouble deciphering what they write, so they use a mix of block and cursive - aka cursive as
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by tifadg1 4y ago
I now only google when I need to sometimes verify that what chatgpt is suggesting isn't BS and I'm immediately reminded that google is barely better between SEO content farms, SEO SO scrappers, legacy information from 10 years ago
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Neither, but every one of those impacted all of us.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Lets think what came out of the US - social media, big data, adtech, EVs, cloud computing, XaaS, machine learning, military advances.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
There is no country called EU and there is no single market in that a startup could scale seamlessly in all 27 members - it'll still have to follow local laws. So it's mostly a matter of scale - if you can't outscale US/
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by tifadg1 4y ago
one side is speculative vapourware tokens, the other side is prayers and hoping you're not flagged by algos.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Exploring from python land, what's interesting about .net for me are: 1. guaranteed type safety; 2. blazor, so no more backend/frontend, js. 3. vast standard lib, so less dependencies; Reservations I have would be that: 1. it&#x27
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Your comment made me reconsider tailwind and give plain CSS a try - indeed learn once use forever is a good value proposition.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Pascal killed my interest in programming for a while as it was force fed in both high school and earlier collage years. Reflecting back, it was the pessimistic approach to teaching of just pushing math problems via programming.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Google search is arguably dead already if I have to prefix every query with reddit or stackoverflow. Certainly it's only a matter of time before those go down the drain too. Using chatgpt definitely feels like living in the future.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeYaQGbD6Xc Hilarious, yet the way corporate PR is heading it could be real and none would be the wiser.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
I'm quite interested in learning which small central EU country has 150k outstanding programming jobs.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
As someone completely new to js world, I've started learning nextjs and for hobby projects atleast I've come to the conclusion that negative opinions about js are overblown - yes theres not one dominating framework, but that'
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by tifadg1 4y ago
I find it ironic that you're moving from the US to reduce impact of state overreach (compliance), yet want to overimpose on your users.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Biggest gripes with Django: 1) it doesn't matter that you know Python. If you want to get good with Django you have to know Django; 2) documentation is so technical it's mostly useless for the casual user googling for issues; 3) t
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Holy cow how have I not heard of testflight installation method with which yattee is being distributed! Reading up more on it, seems you need to be an ios developer to use it. Beh. Thanks for mentioning yatee, as adguard is severely lackin
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by tifadg1 4y ago
Cinnamon feels like the best alternative to me as well, but it didn't work out of the box with my multi-monitor setup when I tried it a few years back.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
everything works for my workflow*. That said I don't use a lot of kde specific apps, rather opt for best-in-class, and terminal for others. Still - the system itself is stable.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
I'm very thankful to KDE - everything works, haven't seen regressions in ages. One DE aspect that hasn't kept up with the current trends is config backup/restore. I've got ansible scripts that bring a fresh F35 vm t
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by tifadg1 4y ago
> I think we should punish these ads & its associated companies for not indicating that there is risk in investing cryptos. punish who exactly? an ad agency that took the job or influencer that took the job or an llc registered who k
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by tifadg1 4y ago
I've yet to meet a dev who can coherently explain why s/he uses a laptop instead of a proper pc.
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by tifadg1 4y ago
not sure I qualify for hidpi - 1900x1200 on a 24". Also I never had issues regarding different shades. Hah just goes to show - hard to please everybody!
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by tifadg1 4y ago
yeah, I know a thing or two about zooming in, having set HN to 190%. On an unrelated note, why is HN text so small? I understand if it were a hunting site, where you're naturally supposed to use a scope, but for an IT forum that's
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by tifadg1 5y ago
Oh yes and he isn't known for lying.
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by tifadg1 5y ago
On the offchance you're not trolling, these are quite the outdated views you're holding. It's fine to muck around doing 120kg squats if that's your thing, but you're continuously putting yourself to increased risk o
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by tifadg1 5y ago
What do you find about VR in fitness context that's helping you stay committed for longer periods of time? Presumably it's the follow-along concept, but you don't need VR for that.
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by tifadg1 5y ago
Are the any configurations of LUKS that could achieve this?
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by tifadg1 5y ago
What does that bring to the table though? You'll still need to write html, css and javascript (or some dsl). As a hobbyist Python dev who doesn't want to deal with frontend bs more than absolutely needed, I found my perfect stack
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by tifadg1 5y ago
Are you referring to limiting online play time or were there other steps as well?
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by tifadg1 5y ago
I've reverted from podman to docker as the podman ecosystem isn't there - docker-compose, cadvisor, some networking - all require tinkering to run. My interim solution is running docker containers as user, using a simple USER dire

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