RadiozRadioz

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by RadiozRadioz 24d ago
Some of the information on there is useful, but I'd say that alternativeto.net is an almost perfect example of a bloaty & hostile website. OP's website is much more pleasant.
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by RadiozRadioz 29d ago
What is the 90%?
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by RadiozRadioz 1mo ago
I've been seeing this pattern so frequently of obvious simple things like XDG being ignored. Cynically, I think it's the result of I experienced people suddenly being able to make tools. They never learned all these standards, so
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by RadiozRadioz 1mo ago
It's an interesting new type of brag. It roughly means: "I want you to know how advanced I am at using LLMs, and how AI-first I am. So here is how little time I spent, to prove that I am using LLMs as much as possible, demonstrati
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by RadiozRadioz 2mo ago
What is interesting about them?
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by RadiozRadioz 2mo ago
Very untrue. Go somewhere with low light pollution and you'll see them in the dead of night. I was out in rural Australia and used a satellite tracker app to confirm what I was seeing - they are very distinctive and definitely visible.
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by RadiozRadioz 2mo ago
I eat a quarter of a tube of toothpaste per day. Other than the weight loss, hair loss and reduction in bowel control, I have not noticed any negative side effects. Helps keep my insides clean.
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by RadiozRadioz 2mo ago
This sounds like a problem with Material UI being undisciplined with API compatibility, rather than a problem with the broader approach itself.
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by RadiozRadioz 2mo ago
I didn't, it came with the system
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by RadiozRadioz 3mo ago
> You'll stop praising the lack of children when you are 80 and nobody young wants to take care of you. You will have a lonely, lonely existence. I have always considered this to be a selfish sentiment. Wanting children so that you
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
Perhaps people are quasi-bookmarking it
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
I'm struggling to find information about this and it's extremely interesting. Would you please explain more?
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
I think it's a miscategorisation that programmers are upper-middle class. Lots would probably reach middle, but upper-middle is more tied to generational wealth and other factors of social prestige that aren't typically attainable
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
We don't have enough data to confirm if it's over or under reporting. This sample size of 1 is enough to prove the data is not perfectly accurate, but it's not enough to prove a skew bias in the data either way.
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
Then he should have been patient. In a fire, a brief communication to affected customers is necessary. A long story blog post aimed at uninvolved developers is not required immediately and can wait. And, let's be honest, publicly call
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
> The alternative, writing an MCP or REST surface per app, is its own engineering project Well, if your backend was sufficiently decoupled from your frontend, and the server-side operations were designed thoughtfully and generically, it
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by RadiozRadioz 4mo ago
What are the times in which it is useful? If those are referenced in the linked article, I'll be honest I didn't read it. That website succeeds whole handedly in its job of being too annoying to read.
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BookStack Moves from GitHub to Codeberg(github.com)
85 points by RadiozRadioz 5mo ago|15 comments
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by RadiozRadioz 5mo ago
Out of curiosity, what are "general basic standards for imprint and responsible persons and firms behind it" ?
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by RadiozRadioz 5mo ago
This is assuming that project owners and good actors won't also be using LLM tools to protect open code. Open does not mean vulnerable, open simply means it's a more obvious cat-and-mouse game.
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by RadiozRadioz 5mo ago
I don't think modernity is a noteworthy factor as to whether tooling is opinionated.
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by RadiozRadioz 5mo ago
Give the TrackPoint a go. If you configure the sensitivity and acceleration properly, it can be an extremely productive way to move the mouse.
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by RadiozRadioz 5mo ago
The HN headline transformer has mangled this one. The _all your prompts_ part of the original title was important. @dang
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
I take it you've never disabled Windows telemetry settings and had them magically restored after an update? This company either does what it wants to abuse people, or is too incompetent to make their software work as instructed. Both p
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
fail2ban
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
Why would you want your remote source control repository to host your homepage?
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
Hypocritical; you did the same with the hyperbole. Why are you stooping to my level instead of being the better person?
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
Interesting how you decided to switch to hyperbole instead of providing evidence for your claim. Backing up your viewpoint would have easily shut me down, putting the ball in my court to do the same. Instead you gave a knee-jerk childish re
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
Both my claim and theirs are unsupported by evidence, therefore they are equally valid.
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by RadiozRadioz 6mo ago
It's because it has a smart-sounding name. Some people are shallow and performative; some nice-looking blog post says they can have "atomic architecture", then the trend starts and everybody wants to show how enlightened they

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