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Comment #49163192
It’s my experience that I should over-estimate what I know otherwise I miss out on assignments that take me about 1-2 focused days of studying to get to sufficient level. Ie I was …
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Comment #49044719
I guess it’s not really the millionaires who will feel such a tax, but the swathe of wealth and interests managing people around such a person will each individually hate this and …
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Comment #49044684
They didn’t get blocked by the US government so they needed some other “we are the superior AI story” ASAP.
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Comment #49043495
I am in too many MS365 orgs. Firefox containers are the best solution to manage this, but, I simply have too many issues with Teams (especially with Teams org switching, sometimes …
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Comment #49020065
IMHO they both went a bit too far. Used to love Twit (with JCD), used to love NoAgenda (when they were still relatively politically neutral), I guess it mirrors a bit what happened…
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Comment #49018708
Uhm TIL…
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Comment #49008390
I use ProtonPass and afaiu it just syncs the passkeys private part everywhere you need it. So it “just works”. This is better than just old fashioned credentials because the passke…
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Comment #48955891
I would still be using my 1000HE if the mouse and power buttons hadn’t stopped working (would have put an ssd in it then). Sure the keyboard keys are a bit wobbly but otherwise I r…
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Comment #48847386
Maybe the voters also got confused and that's why it passed?
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Comment #48844437
This is a nice piece of democracy right here: "a measure it had rejected twice in March. Although a majority of voting Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) actually opposed th…
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Comment #48842113
Slop PRs are just spam, we learned to deal with spam on email, we'll learn to deal with this as well. Fwiw, I don't think it's an "AI" problem, is a knowledge and respect problem f…
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Comment #48801591
For sure, based on my experiences.
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Comment #48797059
Should have added that in this case it wasn't (just) pot.
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Comment #48795660
I like reading this, because I love focusing and getting stuff done and vibing with AI in the past has left me feeling exhausted and dirty, like I don't deserve the thing I build. …
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Comment #48795162
That is an opinion. I for one prefer talking to a happy, healthy mind, healthy body-type over someone with a life riddled with substance experiments. In fact, it was why I hardly t…
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Comment #48794793
True.
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Comment #48794417
I wonder about all the confounding effects. In my country (famous for cannabis to be easy to come by (for decades already), and I saw many smoke from age 16 up as I grew up in 90's…
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Comment #48793816
Thanx! It's a lot of stuff to set up though, compared to disaster recovery instructions being: Install Docker, restore state from x, docker compose up -d. I want it all "as code", …
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Comment #48784136
I also use my Aranet everywhere. The nice thing is you quickly develop a feel for when you need to ventilate spaces you know so you don’t need it there anymore. I also developed a …
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Comment #48773574
Yes, the firewall rule altering was what drove us to podman! Was kind of weird to find a container's Postgres wide open on 5432 after a `sudo ufw default deny`. Madness really. But…
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Comment #48773193
Mostly self made containers, also one with Claude-code, but I couldn't for the life of me get it to be able to store and retrieve credentials in an externally mounted folder (~/.cl…
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Comment #48768088
I went all in on podman compose last year but went all back because off constant permission errors. I thought it was going to be better than docker because I run the containers as …