wiether

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by wiether 9mo ago
Hi, First thing that came to my mind: how do I "curl" a md to it? But then, I don't know how you intend to manage spam/abuse
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by wiether 9mo ago
Is it common for women to work in those countries? What I'm seeing here in Europe is that mothers are working, so when they have grandchildren they are either still working or retired. If they're working, they don't have time
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by wiether 9mo ago
Don't worry we also have it in France. But it's not enough apparently.
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by wiether 9mo ago
The story from Morgenpost: https://www.morgenpost.de/berlin/article410886475/gruene-woc...
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by wiether 9mo ago
I know some people call them "French fries", but history is arguing between France and Belgium for their origin. And nowadays, Belgians eat way more of them per capita than they do!
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by wiether 9mo ago
> Those funds would then be distributed by usage - every mention in a package.json or requirements.txt gets you a piece of the pie. Could have worked before LLMs. Also, funding by popularity would mean alternatives would have a harder ti
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by wiether 9mo ago
Same here. Except that even the smell of alcohol makes me want to puke.
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by wiether 9mo ago
10 years ago nobody would have doubted that it's sarcasm. Now...
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by wiether 9mo ago
I tried to plug CC on my OpenRouter account, and just asking it what my project was doing (a directory containing three .sh of around 100 LOC each), I saw like 20 API requests to OpenRouter accounting for almost $1 in total. Meanwhile copy&
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by wiether 10mo ago
Okay, maybe I misunderstood what you were saying then. But still, I insist that it's important to understand that, even if we share some similarities based on our interests/skills/work, we come from different backgrounds and
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by wiether 10mo ago
To me the "unlocked" is just another hyperbole used by some people, partly because they lack initial knowledge, partly because its click-bait. The way I understand it is more like "without the ease of use provided by X, even
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by wiether 10mo ago
First and foremost they are humans, with a limited time on Earth. Being a software engineer doesn't mean you want to spend you free time tinkering about your self-hosting setup and doing support for your users. With Tailscale, not only
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by wiether 10mo ago
> what gives you the right to impose your worldview on someone elses child Just because you think it's better? And my question to you: what gives you the right to impose your worldview on someone elses *body* Just because you think
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by wiether 10mo ago
Sorry if I'm stating something obvious for some, but, exercise doesn't HAVE to be something pushed by the industry like running or going to the gym. I got great success converting friends and coworkers to... walking. Not going on
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by wiether 10mo ago
That's my understanding and that's what I see happening at some places. People got a CC sub, invest on the whole tooling around CC (skills and whatnot) and once they're a few weeks/months in, they'll need a lot of c
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by wiether 10mo ago
I think I get the idea... but why not officially create a new file type altogether? Not only it would avoid any confusion (Markdown wasn't meant to be executable?) but it would allow future extensions in a domain that is moving fast. T
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by wiether 10mo ago
I "solved" this issue by using a custom Docker image, both for writing/serving content locally, and for the CI. So I have a fixed Hugo version that I know works. And when I mean "solved", I actually never had the is
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by wiether 10mo ago
IIRC that's exactly what a character did in either Person of Interest or Mr. Robot (I have a very hard time to distinguish both in my memory since they were so similar in their themes)
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by wiether 10mo ago
Parent was talking about ownership, going for a third-party service feels like the exact opposite?
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by wiether 10mo ago
> So the more I reduced cycle times, the less time they had to sit around and chat. Couldn't help but imagining Darryl getting mad at you. Thanks for the story!
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by wiether 10mo ago
The discoverability, both from the outside and within is absolute trash, but the closest I find of those old forums nowadays are Discord servers.
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by wiether 10mo ago
Exactly the same issue here!
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by wiether 10mo ago
Having gone through the same route, just a tip: try different desktop environments. Have I discovered KDE sooner, it wouldn't have taken me so long to make the switch. I just hated all the other DE and 5 minutes with KDE, I was deeply
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by wiether 10mo ago
I'm an European no-Whatsapp guy and so are my friends that I go on holiday with so no issue. Meanwhile at the last work retreat they did everything through Whatsapp and it was so relaxing to be out of the loop. I just checked with my r
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by wiether 10mo ago
I love the aesthetics of the objectives/flash looking like an induction cooktop!
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by wiether 10mo ago
I'm not saying that I'm approving this company or their products, but I can definitely get behind the idea of paying for OS updates. Part of the premium we pay for an iPhone or a Mac is to finance the development of iOS/MacOS
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by wiether 10mo ago
Figures are all over the place, but the figures around public funding are around 50 millions (Euros) total, including EU, national and local. They were clearly surfing on pure hype: green, local...
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by wiether 10mo ago
> how a startup can go bankrupt despite raising over $600 million
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by wiether 10mo ago
> both groups grew the same amount of muscle which fine but The focus was on hypertrophy, so 1RM or endurance doesn't matter in their case
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by wiether 10mo ago
Which also offers cashback through Honey and similar!

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