RamblingCTO

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by RamblingCTO 6d ago
For me it also produces totally overengineered tests that are tightly coupled to the implementation. For example testing existence of css classes (in a template based go prooject ...) instead of behaviour.
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by RamblingCTO 7d ago
But my point is the "decolonization" bit. Fine, we work towards more accurate maps. Everbody (except the US government haha) wants that I guess. It's the identity politics part that still baffles me.
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by RamblingCTO 7d ago
The comments overwhelmingly say: mercator isn't really in use. So what is this weird "decolonization" push then? Virtue signalling? I see it a lot from US-based people nowadays. Seems like a weird fetish as a European.
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by RamblingCTO 8d ago
The gender move is divisive and intellectually lazy. Publishing trend -> it's men's fault. But wait, it's actually a societal trust crisis. Come one. Can we please not entertain trash like that? No proof of the connection
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by RamblingCTO 14d ago
could we also have a macOS app?
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by RamblingCTO 14d ago
It's a very unfortunate ligature imho because there is no distinction between f and t. Looks funky PS: the image in the background looks like a nod to David vs Goliath, love that detail
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by RamblingCTO 15d ago
As a European: I do, because I'm not oblivious to geopolitics or digital sovereignty.
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by RamblingCTO 20d ago
I don't think so. The Frankfurt University Hospital is used to weird shit like Ebola. There is a fuck up somewhere in here, but I don't think it's this detail. Frankfurt had airport malaria before as well.
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by RamblingCTO 20d ago
In German it also does "Ich will dich ehrlich kennen lernen" (I want to get to know you honestly/in an honest fashion). Which is super weird because this AI is the opposite of honest. I saw a bio like that on Bumble today ...
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by RamblingCTO 22d ago
Mastondon/the fediverse feels even worse. Super lefty, super kinky, furry etc. Super weird. Fine that people have their bubbles, but as a normal person you feel totally alienated. X became a nazi dumpsterfire.
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by RamblingCTO 24d ago
Nothing, that take is just salty. You can easily get jobs on LinkedIn. I've employed most of the people in my teams via LinkedIn over the years.
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by RamblingCTO 29d ago
Wtf is this shit? The page nuked my browser, then I got a jump scare from the weird sounds. What's wrong with them?
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
Gotcha, thanks! Funny that they didn't learn from that one
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
Wasn't that the same manufacturer that got caught with the moon AI stuff? Lol
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
Paper straws suck, yes. But there are plenty of better alternatives. And just because it doesn't solve all issues at once, doesn't mean it's not worthwhile. > Bottle caps being tied to the bottles hardly matters, it is qui
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
Again: I don't get it. Straws, bottle caps etc. are all reduced now. That's good. Step by step. Small litter is the worst imho
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
This paper straw thing is the dumbest take of them all. It's about reducing plastic waste (which is equally important) and has nothing to do with climate change. I have no clue how people can repeat it, as it has no obvious relation to
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
honestly, if you're asking that question you don't need a garmin/coros. I'm a long distance trail runner, so I appreciate things like a cleaner heart rate (strap), hill climb alerts (length + degree), food alerts, loadin
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
I know what you mean. Flowery and fluffy. I don't see any clear giveaways, but it feels like it and is a bit annoying to read because the information in there isn't very dense.
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
It's just both (or more for the casual jogger than serious ultra runner for example). If you need a proper, dedicated sports device get a coros, garmin or suunto. Apple Watch is more leaning towards day to day, while these things are f
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
Well the comments from the anget and it's sockpuppet read weird. "Yeah totally contains no malware" lol
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
This was posted elsewhere in the discussion: https://damrnelson.github.io/github-historical-uptime/ Went downhill long before LLMs
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by RamblingCTO 1mo ago
Ouch, that's pathetic. Hm, maybe I'll leave it then. Not worth the hassle. Although I don't really think someone would hunt me for random non-prod github repos
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
Really? Have there been any cases yet? I'm asking cuz I started devloping a c2+agent+BOF kind of thing with custom bytecode vm for the lulz (to learn how stuff works nowadays) and it's on tangled and github :/
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
> but you’re still meditating with the intent to be in a certain state Then don't. It's exactly the point to not do that. Meditation needs non-attachment imho. Because when you're attached (I need this to feel a certain wa
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
Yeah not sure. Barbour for example has a few good models that are produced in England. The rest is from China and not up to standard. Well known, but this page just lists it as "approved". Same for carhartt actually.
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
Okay interesting, I don't use much cash! Gonna try in Germany, but I always took out x5€ haha
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
Composers are an austrian thing? lol Europe has plenty of composers all over, especially Germany
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
same here, H has class, contrast and is just so pleasing to look at!
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
ATS return 5€, or did I miss something? Also: vending machines can take notes as well, so I really don't get the argument

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