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Comment #49113844
You just need a very strong frontier model to do triage of your tasks. /s
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Comment #49047519
*Maria Skłodowska-Curie
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Comment #48990322
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism#Soviet_Union_and_...
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Comment #48955440
There's more and better reasons than MAX to avoid Ryanair. Sadly Polish national airlines (among others) also went hard on 737MAX8 so it's not only the budget ones.
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Comment #48821482
And you believe Germany somehow avoided it? Nice one. Don't worry, wealthy people manage fine in Germany and multiply their capital. It's just a glass ceiling on a middle class.
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Comment #48821395
They're not wrong. It's definitely spread throughout EU too.
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Comment #48802976
> Even when I am in pedestrian mode I find myself cursing those smaller electric moped riders who qualify to ride the bike lane Well yeah but they're another league of recklessness…
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Comment #48787429
TBQH from my experience people in Vienna are quite oblivious to single-track vehicles. No idea why but even cycling here is often scary.
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Comment #48787414
They're noisy, underpowered and way too expensive (also in maintenance). No wonder most of developing world rides Hondas.
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Comment #48783764
Can it work with Zigbee network or is Matter/Thread required?
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Comment #48717272
Can vouch for it. Ultrasound hasn't found calcification in my shoulder but MRI did. Exactly as you said, because it was very small.
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Comment #48717254
I can see how your thesis is valid. Like OP, I also had a shoulder MRI, and asked two AIs for opinion (awaiting a follow up appointment to discuss the results). They both insinuate…
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Comment #48659661
There is no efficiency to be found. It's a "cover your ass" mentality that resists any changes.
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Comment #48604070
Some things, like invasion of privacy, are bad enough, that we should protect all citizens from it, independent of age.
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Comment #48597037
Commit hooks just don't make that much sense. Push hooks are much better idea. Once you're done with all your work, linting, last minute adjustments and whatnot, push it and get th…
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Comment #48597009
The ~~beatings~~ rewriting to Rust will continue until morale improves.
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Comment #48507550
Maybe because you can just buy a nice ThinkPad, slap any distro on and be done with it. Without all this hassle.
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Comment #48506767
Japanese cars is actually a positive qualifier. I'd say anything Japanese motor-powered.
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Comment #48505151
> I am extremely happy with ohmypi, but you could use OpenCode or just keep using Claude Code! What's the benefit of using OMP over OpenCode? Just the sheer amount of options in OM…
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Comment #48466796
Really shocked Poland is that low, especially just next to USA.
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Comment #48443711
Don't ever read about the Red Army marching west (and plundering) through Europe. You'll get a heart attack.
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Comment #48438817
Get a motorcycle. Definitely don't get a HD though.
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Comment #48270054
And that's why real estate market is so bad in DE/AT. Folks are terrified of investing in stock market, even through ETFs. So it's either put everything in a Sparkonto, where it ge…
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Comment #48248713
IMHO the ergonomics of their tooling are not great. I'd rather use Codex or even OpenCode. Configuration alone is very arcane with lacking documentation. Sandboxing/permission syst…
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Comment #48242215
In any case, pretty much everywhere in the developed world, we desperately need lower burden on people's labour (through salary income tax and related contributions). If wealth tax…