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Comment #47806188
Add to that that notion mcp works for the chat but not code. now my workflow has docs I comment with others in notion, while the actual work and source of truth is in GitHub. Need …
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Comment #47727401
Steer clear from co-worker 1..
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Comment #47634083
One interesting observation I had between ChatGPT and Claude before I was familiar with openclaw came when I asked if about the difference between ChatGPT and Claude for coding and…
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Comment #47474561
I got a Mac mini and was very positively surprised that it still ran the older version. I can use the size setting I'm comfortable with in the display menu. When I use Tahoe, I nee…
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Comment #46199952
This could at least be done after release, but I don’t think any incentives are there, while collecting the data is incredibly difficult
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Comment #45979271
Bit of a tangent: Not sure if it's because I grew up with other games, but somehow the aesthetics of modern games just seems off to me. That being said, I didn't manage to get back…
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Comment #45797338
I think it’s worth considering the alternate scenario of banning it and it happening illegally, which arguably is a worse outcome. This adds to the burden of finding what to ban, w…
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Comment #45781056
Sounds like a win to me, you can leave more for productive activity to grow and attract more, there less incentive for illegal gambling, and no one is forced to do it. If there’s a…
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Comment #45777241
Would it make a difference if you compile the whole system vs. just the programs you want optimized? As in, are there any common libraries or parts of the system that typically slo…
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Comment #45733463
I mean, has Microsoft? Last two places I've worked at are in the Office ecosystem and it's incredibly bad. I need to reconcile documents all the time like it's 2005, sharing takes …
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Comment #44822916
Also super annoying if you haven’t set up email on a device (like my iPad), now I have back and forth with my phone instead of going through my password manager.
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Comment #43609739
Which will cost many thousands in admin per year
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Comment #43089090
Not sure if this is nostalgia: What I don't get with modern games, at least on the most likely device I could be using for gaming - the iPad - is how ugly they are. Even AoE and Se…
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Comment #42961941
I’ve had quite a hard time compared to setting up my router with opnsense, but I do get how challenging it is to offer something that lets you configure everything on just about an…
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Comment #42961615
Fully with you on dropping Windows, and I don’t think cloud really has positive ROI vs building or hosting in a lot of cases. There are a lot of good cases though, scaling, access …
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Comment #42961012
This would be incredibly funny to follow. Fax machines and mainframes would make an impressive return, as Europe moves even more towards a more relaxed pace.
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Comment #42943540
Isn’t half of Amazon just resellers of aliexpress with a markup?
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Comment #42768362
One announce with eSIM is that you can’t move them freely, despite being advertised as equivalent. Depending on the provider it can get quite complicated (physical visit in store, …
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Comment #42548858
There's a summary from the EU: [0] Looks like they're not all working that great: [1], [2] I don't think all assistants are that bad in general, but I'm not sure that taking all ca…
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Comment #42548472
EU is also quite involved by making sure that a car can’t simply be a car anymore but needs a lot of complex systems that may ore may not work as intended, like remote capabilities…
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Comment #42506681
Ah thunderbolt, yet another standard that started with a promise of simplicity but requires a lot of digging to understand what actually works. For me some things worked better tha…
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Comment #42468451
Some jurisdictions are great at protecting all the wrong people
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Comment #42263427
The parent post argued Apple only cares about tax benefits in Ireland. To me it’s a perfectly valid reason to operate in a country, it’s on the countries to provide an environment …
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Comment #42256272
They're running a business.. it's not like you can't buy any Apple products in Ireland, running a retail store is likely not worth the hassle. As for taxes that's on the EU and mem…
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Comment #41492677
A current challenge is moving eSIMs around.