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by wiether 2y ago
I know several coworkers/ex-coworkers that are bad at their job who followed your advice and publish at least once a week on their personal technical blog. Except that it's 100% AI generated. So it's only a matter a time befo
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Well I don't know... Because the garbage posting is actually encouraged by LinkedIn. Not just "the algorithm", but LinkedIn's peoples themselves. At work we had a 2h workshop with one of their "something something e
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by wiether 2y ago
Self-hosted Gitea instance to replace GitHub Their "Gitea Actions" are based on "GitHub Actions", you don't even need to rewrite your CI Yaml
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by wiether 2y ago
A solution can be the same one used for proctored exams to obtain some certifications? You have to come to a certified center next to your home, where they'll check your credentials and put you in front of a certified computer with cam
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And you're being polite here.
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by wiether 2y ago
The history of Qwant itself should be a big red-flag. At this point, why keeping the brand? They have no real IP of interest and they are only associated with bad things... for the few people that knows them. The only thing that is stable i
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by wiether 2y ago
I guess people just buy different stuff and have different experiences then. The last physical thing I bought on Amazon was a Brita glass carafe. 44.99€ The cheapest I can find elsewhere is 49.9O€ with 4.99€ of shipping. Otherwise it's
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by wiether 2y ago
This webiste : https://www.librairiesindependantes.com/
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by wiether 2y ago
There is a few interesting things on Prime Video, and I was willing to suffer through their garbage apps. But then they put ads during the episodes. Back to torrenting then.
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> - if local shops all used a single stock-taking system that also allowed live location-aware item searches, it would be a game changer. Imagine searching for an item you want and knowing, for sure, there was one in stock in a local sho
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> If you have tattoos its entirely possible you'll actually be more careful in the sun by applying sunscreen.... but you also might be more prone to showing your ink off and therefore exposing a greater area of skin to the sun. Know
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by wiether 2y ago
Another thing that Kagi can do automatically for you once you set it up. Zero friction. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/redirects.html
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by wiether 2y ago
From what I've seen, when people pick Azure, it's always about money. Whereas with other providers, it can also be about money (because they offer a big discount or because the migrating partner is cheaper), but it can also be abo
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by wiether 2y ago
Wait, are you saying that, because you know Typescript but not Python, you can't make modifications on a software intended to develop for you using AI?
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You mean this? https://frame.work/products/deep-computing-risc-v-mainboard
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> This means your are rich, and you can afford the luxury of such mindset. The people I know that are focusing on "engaging in interesting ideas and creating peace and happiness in the space around [them]" are the "poorest
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by wiether 2y ago
> The success is only the result of a wave of junior devs searching for some sort of guidance, something that there is a never-ending need for. The issue is that, some never grown out of it. I interviewed with companies where they give t
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by wiether 2y ago
I'm afraid to ask, but on the demo video... Is that dog poop next to the hand?
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by wiether 2y ago
I have never worked with companies that chose OVH or Hetzner (or Scaleway or any other EU provider) for something else than doing things cheap. They don't care at all about the provider being a local or European company. They just want
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by wiether 2y ago
It's like GitHub limiting the number of checkout you can do each hour on public repos. Unless you pay a sub to get rid of the limit. So, yeah, they kind of taking advantage of people putting their work on DH to try&sell subs. But n
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by wiether 2y ago
> Data transferred out from public repositories is limited by source IP when an AWS account is not used. https://aws.amazon.com/ecr/pricing/?nc1=h_ls > For unauthenticated customers, Amazon ECR Public suppor
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by wiether 2y ago
> the fact that they were donating huge sums every year even when they were still unknown really says something You don't need to be known by the general public to take advantage of tax schemes involving "donating" money
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by wiether 2y ago
I'm all in behind your idea: let's do the net result for society of every activity, and mandate people to do the most positive one, while banning the most negative ones! The good thing is, then, I'll be mandated to go mountai
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by wiether 2y ago
> I know more people with major injuries from being hit by cars _hit by drivers_, you meant?
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by wiether 2y ago
Like parent comment I was talking about perception, not reality.
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by wiether 2y ago
Parent comment was saying that US goths are a reading of European trends. Meanwhile, I was saying that here (in France) and during my teens, goths where actually seen as a product of American culture. I wasn't saying that the goth cult
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No problem!
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Cultural observations: Goths[0] He also did "mall goths"[1] but the mall is located in London so... [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPE44MPNf2s [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q5CyC85sI8
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by wiether 2y ago
It always felt like "goth" as we see it here was a product of American culture? At least when I was a teenager, the goth people were into Avril Lavigne, Marilyn Manson & other american artists. Which was weird because, at the
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by wiether 2y ago
I was replying to a comment saying that, replacing mechanical actuation by electrical actuation, in a car, is always a downgrade of the user experience. The discussion was not about failure.

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