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by wiether 1y ago
Same reaction here. I could see it being useful... until it said that changing the note name will change its code. It's the exact opposite of how it should work. It's also the exact opposite of how Obsidian works, automatically up
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Ils avaient probablement dépassé leur quota de tokens pour faire traduire la page par Gemini...
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Robert Harris Ann Cleeves Robert Galbraith Richard Osman Tim Sullivan Janice Hallett Ian Rankin JR Ellis Alexander McCall Smith And those are authors I'm reading because they were featured on some Kindle lists.
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If it was trash, I doubt that it would still be a best-seller on its book #8 on the series, twelve years in. Furthermore, given what's surrounding its author, there's a non-negligible part of the readers community that won't
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The main reason it took me so long to use Linux as my main OS on desktop was because Gnome is the default DE on the Debian based distros I tried. The day I discovered KDE is the day I switched to Linux as my main OS on desktop. It works, it
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by wiether 1y ago
As someone who worked on projects which "solved" this issue by basically having one stack in one repo by resource sub-set (an ALB fronting an ASG will result in one repo for the ALB and one repo for the ASG), I can only welcome an
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A croire que c'est un problème de compréhension uniquement chez nous autres pauvres Français !
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You quote: > , is this a matter of the health care system And you say: > I see this 'medical system' stuff To me there is a big difference between a "health care system" and a "medical system". One is onl
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Didn't know the meaning of "pig-butchering scam", so I took it at its front value and was a bit confused.
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Did they ductaped their funds?
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> for people around the world who have these shared values The US of A are not "the World". There are countless places around the World that make California look like a conservatism heaven.
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Incredible work! I first looked at _regular_ stations, but once I understood that it was done by a single guy, I had to look at Paris' Mordor: Châtelet. The 3D view looks like an ants nest, as expected. Very impressed by the work done!
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I am part of a network of "Plex admins", meaning each one of us own and maintain their own Plex server with their own library. Thanks to the centralized Plex account, we can share our libraries with each other in a few clicks. You
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PSA: If you are the owner of your Plex server and follow the _Sign out connected devices after password change- as they suggest, your server claim will also be expired. So you'll have to get a new claim from https://www.plex
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> The clunkiness of the software is a feature to me. Yes! But it seems they are getting more and more in the _smartwatch_ territory. It took me more time than I wanted to disable any kind of notifications on my new Enduro 3. And a few we
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Buckets are private by default. And it's getting harder and harder to make them public because of people misconfiguring them and then going public against AWS when they discover the bill.
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> When I was learning to program through a bootcamp I spun up an elastic beanstalk instance Didn't the bootcamp told you to, at least, setup a budget alert? I'm not trying to reduce AWS' responsibility here, but if a teach
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https://www.outsideonline.com/health/wellness/sunscreen-sun-... As always, the issue is that people want things to be simple, when the reality is in nuances. _the poison is in the dose_. People spending hours ever
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It's probably easy to self-host Gitlab for a small team working on a limited number of projects. It's definitely not easy to self-host Gitlab for hundreds of devs working of hundreds of projects. Especially if you use it as your C
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Sure, but GitHub is much more than a git repository. Otherwise companies wouldn't pay for it. As the centralized git repo, it allows devs to collaborate, by exchanging code/features, tracking issues and doing code reviews. It also
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You can add two more things: - 2000 minutes of free compute time with GitHub Actions - free Docker Hub alternative with unlimited pulling (they say that you're limited to 500Mb but I currently have probably +20Gb of images on my Free a
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> Its simply impossible to edit a public figures page at this point if you want an easy fail case to try. Why should a complete random be allowed to edit a public figure's page without some overview? What could they possibly edit th
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> If you have a dev team of 10 people and are extremely profitable to where you need licenses you'd end up paying $9 a year per developer for the license. It doesn't quite change your argument, but where have you seen $9/y
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> non-native English speakers As one of them, I can tell that I agree with @NiloCK. Maybe because I'm French so I had to learn even stronger rules, but to me if someone doesn't capitalize proper nouns in English, I'll firs
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You mean something like Kiro? https://kiro.dev/
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The fact that you're talking about SDKs and comparing AWS to Firebase... probably means that your usecase is very specific and explains why you don't like AWS.
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Poor people convinced that having an (AI) assistant working for them is a status symbol they need.
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@author: I'm disappointed by all the negativity in the comments. People are mocking you without even trying to understand what you did, why, and also the actual work that went in writing the article. That's not everyday that someo
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I understand both your point of views and I guess I see the confusion. With Docker, usually you try to pick the base image that is the most closer to your usecase. For instance, if you intend to run a Python 3.10 script in your final image,
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Part of my job is to do migrations for customers, so, to me at least, it's not uncommon. Using all the bells and whistles of a provider and being locked-in is one thing. But the other big issue is that, as service providers, they can (

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