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History in AI is rewritten on a daily basis https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/09/microsoft-to-lessen-relian...
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I think the difference is in the intent. If someone is going to restaurants serving variations of a dish, or if they travel to cemeteries where their ancestors are buried, that's qualify as hobbies. Whereas, if they go to all the trend
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I can't talk about Hetzner, but re OVH, they are absolutely not a honeypot. Most of the SMEs in France are customers. They are cheap because they do most things in-house, with a lot a recycling, because their DCs are mostly located in
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They built an object storage system exposing an S3-compatible API, by using https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/
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The UX on Decathlon's website was never good, but since they opened the marketplace, it's worse than ever.
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Maybe local laws, but probably a third of what I buy on Amazon is sold as "refurbished" which, 90% of the time is just damaged packaging or products that spent a few minutes outside it.
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I can see how annoying your experience must be in that case! I don't know what (who?) caused this, but I'm certain that I don't want to have the same experience...
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> If type "Charles dickens" in search, there should be a way to get works by Dickens exclusively. I tried it: - on the website from the home page - in the Kindle category - on my Kindle directly All I got was books by Dickens.
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Through my kDrive subscription, I get access to their own instance of OnlyOffice It looks a bit dated like MS Office, but it does the job and since it used MS Office formats, I can edit the documents with Libre Office or other sofwares. And
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> subscribing directly to a single LLM You get multiple LLM in a single interface, with a single login and a single subscription to maintain, all your threads stored at the same place, the ability to switch between models in a thread, cu
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It appears that you are mixing things here. It's not about "hosting a website", it's about providing services. If you provide services, like selling a newspaper, in the UK, you need to respect their laws, or you will suf
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Isolation works both ways. By isolating your dev project, you don't expose your host to the mess the project can create... and you don't expose your project to the mess that can exist on your host. With dev containers, you can def
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And I can tell from experience that it's quite easy to get rid of "brilliant jerks" during the recruitement process. The key is to make them stop the process, not you; so you won't have to deal with HR or management tell
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> When I look at the job descriptions I find them ridiculously inflated in terms of expectations compared to what actually happens in the company. At every company at work to, each time there was openings for the team I worked in, I read
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Did this person even read the article before commenting? > That’s why, in 1993, I convinced my Cern managers to donate the intellectual property of the world wide web, putting it into the public domain. We gave the web away to everyone.
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Being alone and being lonely are not the same thing.
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> We can only guestimate the impact: > 1,500 downloads every single week > Being conservative, maybe 20% are actively in use > That's about 300 organizations > Each one probably sending what, 10-50 emails daily? > We&
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I'm not familiar with Traefik's history, but I'm French, and seeing v1.1 labelled "Camenbert" on the tshirt design is triggering me. Apparently they wrote it correctly at the time, with an m: https://trae
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The negatives are probably around the fact that Cloudflare is soon to be the master of the web (80/443) If they launch an email service and are as successful, they could become the master of the email (25/465) So soon, they'l
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> This really irks me. It shouldn't. They are not launching a complete emailing service, this is just a service that you use to send emails from an app. "Moving" to their service is as easy as updating your DNS records so
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Thank you for taking your time to reply to my comment. I want to clarify one thing first: I don't have anything special against your platform, it's just that it seems I see at least one article a week about it on HN lastly and I&#
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I don't get HN's appeal for the bearblog platform? If anything else, if one wants to resurrect the "Old Web", one shouldn't do it on someone else's platform. Parts of the "Old Web" disappeared when th
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yes plz
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Sure! My top 3 would be: 1. customized and sanitized search results 2. Assistant 3. custom bangs And to develop more: - Not only I don't have ads in my results, but they are customized and sanitized based on my settings, since I can bl
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I switched to Orion as my main browser on my iPhone I was using Firefox previously So, not only my overall browser experience improved, but Kagi is natively _infused_ in Orion, so that was the easiest setup I had to make If you have setting
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Outside of the tech world, Unilever is one of the worst mega-companies in basically everything they do. Yet, their ANZ branch is certified since 2022: https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/u
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Laptop sleeve are nice, I used to use them... but they need to be the _perfect_ size for your laptop. Otherwise they are hard to open/close if they are just a bit too small, or they are floppy if they are too big. I currently have thre
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Basically what we ended up doing at work is creating some kind of YAML generator. We write Bash or Python, and our tool will produce the YAML pipeline reflecting it. So we dont need to maintain YAML with over-complicated format. The resulti
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I 100% get the purpose of the `act` tool, but I don't get why they wrote this sentence around `make`. The tool is here to run GHA tasks locally, period. It's not a replacement for a Makefile. And I agree with you: use `make` in yo
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I'm starting to think that I completely misunderstood the goal of your plugin. I understood that it provided a unique identifier for a note, that could be referenced elsewhere. Meaning that I expect it to last the lifetime of the note

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