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by c16 3mo ago
My experience (n=1) is that while I'm definitely lazier on certain tasks, AI has opened up some much more complex tasks. There are many tasks which I still carry out which I don't trust AI with. Maybe it's a result of the cod
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by c16 4mo ago
A big +1 for fastmail, but their official ios app is 0/10 the last time I used it. Not a big problem if you use mail.app or their website on desktop. Something I've done and which has been a big quality of life improvement is to s
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by c16 4mo ago
As a consumer, there are many non PE owned restaurants and pubs you can frequent. While you might not be able to change the game, you can absolutely vote with your wallet. The small guys will thank you. Same for Amazon vs going direct to th
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by c16 4mo ago
Umami isn't half bad self hosted. Been using it with Docker Compose for a few years now on a LEB and it's working great.
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by c16 4mo ago
I can very clearly imagine it always going for branded products where brand is not required, unless specifically prompted not to, which the average person won't do. > I need dishwasher tablets Could mean buy a 30 pack for £25 which
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by c16 4mo ago
This is where critical thinking needs to be a skill taught and learned. Too many people take information at face value. An AI that's 80/90% right is a great way to get duped - like the author at the end.
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by c16 4mo ago
Have they? https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c1428pev1n0t
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by c16 5mo ago
> and maybe someone else From my experience "connectors" make the most friends and do the most activities.
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by c16 5mo ago
How can we prevent this? Can we not start forcing MFA for git pushes? Use your fingerprint, MFA, or yubikey - reject unsigned commits on public repos?
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by c16 5mo ago
That video seems like it was made for the tiktok generation. Slow down.
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by c16 5mo ago
I’ve definitely noticed in evenings it stops trying as hard to solve the issue and suggests I go find the answer. Never the case in the morning.
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by c16 5mo ago
> “But it works on my machine…” Then we’ll ship your machine Is finally possible!
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by c16 5mo ago
This was a joke about them always being incredibly late to updating their status page.
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by c16 6mo ago
Does the status page still show it as up?
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by c16 6mo ago
Great that MPs are apparently exempt from the scanning. As if there aren’t enough high profile menaces in power. Either include everyone, or accept it’s an awful idea for security and exempt everyone.
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by c16 6mo ago
Absolutely the case for me. Small fun projects that would take a few hours to round off a feature can now be done in an hour. Why wouldn't i finish it off?
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by c16 6mo ago
The only advice I give now is: If you're contacted and think it might be genuine, go direct to the website. Don't click anything. I suspect it's the only reasonable advice now?
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by c16 6mo ago
This is pretty easy to interview for, if that is something your company cares for during the hiring process.
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by c16 6mo ago
In other news, the grass is green and the sky is blue.
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by c16 7mo ago
Email address privacy is a feature offered by Github and replaces your day to day email: https://docs.github.com/en/account-and-profile/how-tos/email...
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by c16 7mo ago
For the 5 api requests a second most projects will get, it'll probably do.
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by c16 7mo ago
Of which DigitalOcean is running very outdated prices at 4USD for 512mb ram. The cheapest Kimsufi dedicated server with 32GB ram is $11.10/mo.
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by c16 8mo ago
Yeah, it's available here https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/start-screen-a-busi... . Can't say it's the best extension in the world, but it scratches my own itch and I'm happy with it. Sometim
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by c16 8mo ago
I've done somewhat similar for the same reasons. I realised that if I exclusively read business news I can avoid a good amount of the fluff and sensationalism. I made a browser extension which pushes the headlines from Bloomberg, Finan
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by c16 8mo ago
Absolutely, from Amsterdam I can sometimes hop all the way into Germany, The Hague, Haarlem. That doesn't mean my messages will always travel that far. Far from it, but it does mean that an identification message _has_ made it from the
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by c16 8mo ago
There are yes for Meshtastic. This map seems to have the highest coverage of people sharing their nodes, but in reality in my area there are significantly more which are not shown on the map. https://meshtastic.liamcottle.net&#x2
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by c16 8mo ago
> Hyper-perfect social media / television setting "the best" expectations for an event. My approach around this is suggesting the idea to people up front and then throwing everyone into a WhatsApp chat and laying down the
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by c16 8mo ago
Credit where credit is due, going back to whole-foods and single-ingredient foods is the correct decision for everyone, and is often cheaper. But you can tell it's with a heavy focus on meatpacking, and it's known there's hea
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by c16 8mo ago
Software engineering is based out of London.
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by c16 9mo ago
While we're talking about silly(?) iOS design decisions, the one I can't get over is allowing users to change lock screen timeout without pin/faceid via Settings > Display & Brightness > Auto-lock. This should reall

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