wiether

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by wiether 4mo ago
I'm confused by your answer because I can't tell which way you're going. Are you saying companies have to mandate AI everywhere? Or are you saying the exact opposite, as your second sentence suggests? I haven't heard of
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by wiether 4mo ago
Seems weird to base a FOSS reservation system on... Google Sheets?
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by wiether 4mo ago
The issue has always been with the reasons invoked to make the change Otherwise it would have been smoother
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by wiether 4mo ago
So the weekly updates are... fake? https://codecguide.com/changelogs_standard.htm
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by wiether 4mo ago
Since Codex-5.3 came out it was my daily driver for everything: quick scripting, greenfield projects, new features on old projects... Idk if it was the harness (OpenCode), my AGENT or my prompts, but I was getting exactly what I wanted, and
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by wiether 4mo ago
There's at least one person in this situation in the comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48599384 I suspect the numbers will grow given how much cheaper they are compared to the standard medical devices. My
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by wiether 4mo ago
Purely anecdotal, but when OpenAI removed Codex-5.3 from the ChatGPT sub and forced me to move to GPT-5.5, the result was far worse than what I was enjoying with Codex. And, of course, it was burning 10 times more tokens for this output.
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by wiether 4mo ago
I'm having fun doing that to be honest. But to get back to the topic: that's why I'm wearing AirPods in public now; signaling that I'm not interested.
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by wiether 4mo ago
> And it all starts to become a bit superficial. I'll never confide in a stranger, so if they want to talk, I'll try to bore them out with superficial stuff. Signed: an introvert.
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by wiether 4mo ago
Keep in mind that some AirPods are now certified hearing aids. So before calling someone rude for talking to you with their AirPods on, make sure they don't need them on to hear you in the first place. I myself always put at least one
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by wiether 4mo ago
I thought it was about Renaud' song _Laisse béton_ https://genius.com/Renaud-laisse-beton-lyrics
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by wiether 4mo ago
That's not what I understood from their posts. They know of him because he's going on lots of radio stations/tv channels. They haven't expressed any opinion on what they think about the guy.
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by wiether 4mo ago
Author seems to imply that the issues are the landlord's fault though, since their theory is that it's on purpose to be able to raise rent on the next guy. They also imply that is always happen. > I've noticed this mys
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by wiether 4mo ago
That's funny you're referring to "PAF" because it was a confusing word for me for a long time: it was used for this purpose, but also the "PAF" (as Participation aux frais) written on events flyers. Trying to f
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by wiether 4mo ago
I don't listen to France Culture or any other radio station for that matter ; only FIP. And I don't watch TV so it won't help either. After posting my first comment I actually did asked, first at work and later to friends&#x2
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by wiether 4mo ago
Should have added context to my message but I'm French and lived in France all my life. If his supposed popularity is coming from a spot on France Culture, I understand why I'm not familiar with him or his work
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by wiether 4mo ago
> One of France’s most famous science communicators Never heard of him
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by wiether 4mo ago
OVH just raised their VPS prices by about 30%. They shifted right (VPS-1 2026 is now VPS-2 2027) and increased prices. Crazy stuff
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by wiether 4mo ago
One is an ad company the other a lifestyle venture?
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by wiether 4mo ago
For good reasons, they don't have access to our infra. I wasn't involved, but I heard last year they tried to vibedeploy, provisioning an AWS account in their own name with their own credit card. I let you imagine what happened an
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by wiether 4mo ago
I've been writing code since my teens, I've studied assembly... yet the fact that _things_ start happening when I press the power button on my computer are pure magic to me and I like it this way. I started digging a few times, bu
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by wiether 4mo ago
I've also have to work with a guy like that. It could be okay if it wasn't for the fact that they have a high esteem of themselves and don't learn shit. The first POC they vibecoded and managed to sell was a pile of trash tha
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by wiether 5mo ago
I can suggest having a look at Infomaniak: https://www.infomaniak.com/en/ksuite/service-mail And with the kSuite, you have everything: file storage, chat, emails... I have no involvement with the company, except a
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by wiether 5mo ago
Damn! A bit disappointed by the name
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by wiether 5mo ago
They'll probably start selling _Microsoft Copilot AI Defender_ or something similar?
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by wiether 5mo ago
SCOUT: Sentient COpilot UTilities
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by wiether 5mo ago
> Look at the mess that Microsoft has made for itself by setting the requirement that software made in the 90s must still run on modern OSs and hardware. It's bonkers and is slowly killing the company. Forcing people to create a MS
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by wiether 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mistral_(wind)
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by wiether 5mo ago
People already talked about the Kagi Quick Answer feature with the question mark. But if you still want ChatGPT/Claude, then you simply create a custom bang and associate it with something like ` https://chatgpt.com/?q=%
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by wiether 5mo ago
> My friends who previously had no interest in technology Their friend are probably the kind of people conflating Chrome/Google with "The Internet" And I think on Android its even less clear the distinction between the bro

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