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rilindo
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Comment #48734041
Most countries with a standard of living that even barely better than their neighbors have an immigration problem. There is a whole continent call Europe that is fighting off migra…
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Comment #48478681
And eggs! Don't forget about the eggs!
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Comment #47459231
It is worse than that. Companies are killing their EV models and discontinuing [sedans]( https://www.autoblog.com/features/these-automakers-no-longer... ) in favor of trucks and SU…
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Comment #46771412
> Fundamental fairness requires that if an automated system denies you a loan, a house, or a job, it be able to explain something you can challenge, fix, or at least understand. Th…
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Comment #46673891
The overuse of metaphors makes me feel like this person is trying to reinvent Chef, but for AI.
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Comment #46637196
Here is mine: https://rilindo.com Just reactivated it recently and mostly updating it daily with links and short pity comments.
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Comment #46542362
Another hot take: maybe we will see a spike of compiles languages like Go, Rust and WASM, over Python, Ruby, and Node.
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Comment #46499474
Related, somewhat, but I am moving away from Microsoft Office and to Apple's Pages/Numbers/Keynote/FreeForm, mostly because they are free and they are good enough.
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Comment #46414493
I got complicated feelings about that. He did help pave the way for Linux, but he also killed OS/2.
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Comment #46355514
I always thought that Debian is already on git, so this confused me. How is source control currently (or was) done with the Debian project?
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Comment #46331106
This feel suspiciously like the sendmail-fiction of postfix. I don't know if that is a good thing. EDIT: Not really, but it still feels like adding unneeded
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Comment #46278699
Archer? Is that you?
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Comment #46221345
Where is my janpla model kits, then?
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Comment #45941245
Person probably issued Apple laptops from work, which, funny enough is probably why they get performance issues, as work is going to drop in the usual CPU killing anti-virus and ot…
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Comment #45637003
Can you explain why I shouldn't use OpenShift?
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Comment #45574101
Where will the money and resources to develop AWS AI come from? Not from Incident Manager, that is for certain.
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Comment #45293169
I can see Marley and Paradis!
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Comment #44850946
This does feel like we are going back to the beginning of how fast-food started (minus the large crew of people)[0] [0] https://youtu.be/YqyCaATQPtk?t=74
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Comment #44522737
I see this and I raise you this Lake Shore S-curve https://chicagoyimby.com/2023/08/lost-legends-8-the-lake-sho...
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Comment #42237436
All that is left is to have law-enforcement round up homeless/unhoused person move them into those camps and we will officially be in the Star Trek timeline.
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Comment #41984575
We can be certain for one thing in the movie: Somebody is going to die from dysentery.
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Comment #40907721
That is actually Perl's motto. [0] [0] https://wiki.c2.com/?ThereIsMoreThanOneWayToDoIt
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Comment #40135350
I know at least one person who left Red Hat for HashiCorp. I could imagine how they feel to be back(ish)
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Comment #40106738
The funny thing is that these days, people are paying more (thanks to inflation) for products and services while customer care is getting worse.