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by y42 1y ago
the problem is not Windows' (alleged) insecurity, it's it popularity. if everyone would use red hat, the same thing would happen.
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by y42 1y ago
At what point do we reach this attitude, where we do not rage against everything that's new?
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by y42 1y ago
Why are there tools like "Chattoday" or "Addmesnaps" - don't see how they support OSINT?
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by y42 1y ago
Seconded! I'm using LLMs in many different ways—like you—starting with small troubleshooting tasks, quick shell scripts, coding, or simply asking questions. I use a wide variety of tools. For more private or personal tasks, I mostly re
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by y42 1y ago
Depends on your goals. :) If you're good at what you're doing right now and you enjoy it — why change? Some might argue that AI will eventually take your job, but I strongly doubt that. If you're looking for something new bec
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by y42 1y ago
not sure if rage bait or serious, but: have you ever heard of conda or virtual environment?
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by y42 1y ago
Hardest thing for me to understand is: No one really like ads or the current situation with some exceptions. To understand that let's break down all stake holders here: We have publishers who rely on the money stream to finance their o
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by y42 1y ago
*scnr: ooof.. this chart is making my day, not because of it's content, but it's presentation. Apparently it only works if you have very different scales for x and y axis. As you have the same metrics on both of them (number of po
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by y42 1y ago
Been there, done that. Had my personal blog hosted on a machine like that. Even a little more sophisticated with nginx, virtual hosts and stuff like that. I ended up with almost the same setup as OP is presenting here: Hugo, GitHub Pages an
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by y42 1y ago
That’s not what I said. Let me rephrase it: Do you want computers to help us solve medical or scientific problems in order to improve human life?
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by y42 1y ago
> Most people don’t want computers to know everything. That may well be true. But how many of those people are specifically against AI companies scraping the web? That’s not really an argument—it’s an assumption based on personal percept
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by y42 1y ago
1. What exactly is wrong with the first part of that point? I agree that the second part is inaccurate—right now, the money mostly flows in one direction. But as I mentioned earlier, we can use many of these tools for free. 2. You’re not pa
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by y42 1y ago
That’s factually incorrect. You can use most of these products for free. I use ChatGPT, Perplexity, ClaudeAI, and Gemini every day without paying, and even just these free services have already improved various processes in my life. I do ag
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by y42 1y ago
Let me get this straight: we want computers knowing everything, to solve current and future problems, but we don't want to give them access to our knowledge?
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by y42 1y ago
>As many as 30 percent of such stars, it seems, may quietly collapse into black holes — no supernova required.
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by y42 1y ago
that's the full link https://lit.money/
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by y42 1y ago
While I agree that vibe coding holds a lot of potential, we should not fall into the trap of success bias here....
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by y42 1y ago
my thoughts, exactly, for around 10 years, since my first serious data engineering projects. So many projects I worked on, all suffering this problem: complex individual data pipelines. Sometimes I wrote small frameworks on my own, sometime
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by y42 2y ago
I started working for a team that built an ETL system for a large, globally operating client—handling everything from data processing to data storage. The entire infrastructure was, and still is, based on .NET 4.6.x, MSSQL Server, and SSIS.
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by y42 2y ago
uff.. yeah just figured that out now. Never questioned it.. thanks :D
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by y42 2y ago
I am... experienced that on my mobile. (and fwiwf, shameless self promotion, thats why I wrote my own AI based summarizing service: https://nickyreinert.de/blog/2025/02/16/poneyhot-eats-click-...
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by y42 2y ago
it's not really about advertising, but it's effects. advertising per se is not bad, basically it's just some kind of product information. that's all. but it's coming with some negative effects that are bad. SEO and
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by y42 2y ago
yeah I tried to read the article, but somehow it's hard to see the content beyond a full screen ad inside a modal, a second modal asking me to allow notifications, an inline WhatsApp banner, a fixed ad in the footer,four display ads fe
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by y42 2y ago
Thanks, will try it. >> Visible in my taskbar On Android, when you pull down from the top, you have like songs currently played and/or other currently active programs. So, it's the one area of the screen that is available fr
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by y42 2y ago
why you hate csv, not the program that is not able to properly create csv?
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by y42 2y ago
Let's start with some simple basics: I need an integrated app, not a website, not a standalone app. It must seemlessly integrate into Android. A webinterace is okay for maintaining purposes. But the app itself must be an integral part
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by y42 2y ago
I second that, I saw a lot, I tried some... most of them are just task planners, but I was always missing same basic features.
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by y42 2y ago
I'd say that depends on the business area, the small "Krauter" around the corner probably requires a photo. But as this is not the target group of this project, I would argue that images are not really required.
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by y42 2y ago
I totally disagree, but it's only my opinion and probably not scientific at all. From a logical point of view I think it's totally unnatural to start at 1. You have 10 diffferent "chars" available in the decimal system.
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by y42 2y ago
The article does not claim scientific standards, and in reality, it is probably not exactly 94%. However, it is likely a very significant amount. Considering that Germany has never been the easiest market for Tesla, there are many reasons f

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