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by cheeseface 29d ago
Svalka has been around from at least year 2000. Might even be one of the reasons for the current practice.
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by cheeseface 4mo ago
0.3% is definitely not a ”rounding error”. For Google it would mean roughly $650M drop in revenue.
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by cheeseface 7mo ago
In Finland, where you can easily get 30cm or more snow, all roofs are required to stand 100-300kg/m2 by law and most roofs are less than 30 degrees (e.g. 1:2 ratio). A-frame or even 45degree angle roofs are very rare.
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by cheeseface 8mo ago
Agree on how the platform’s have changed. However, I don’t think Reddit is an exception. Popular is often filled with content that is driven by the feelings of fear and hate. Not something I’d like to continually expose kids or teens to.
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by cheeseface 9mo ago
There are cases where I would start the coding process by copy-pasting existing code (e.g. test suites, new screens in the UI) and this is where LLMs work especially well and produce code that is majority of the time production-ready as-is.
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by cheeseface 10mo ago
> An Engineer might get the jollies designing a bridge, but the workers who work on it dont. What is this viewpoint based on? The majority of blue collar workers I know get plenty of pleasure from their work and would absolutely hate sit
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by cheeseface 1y ago
Government pension funds are a part of it, but it’s a combination of many things, like: - The US has been a single market for a much longer time than the EU, and the EU still is not a single market, primarily due to language barriers (Germa
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by cheeseface 1y ago
Claude Code has worked well for me. It is easy to point it to the relevant parts of the codebase and see what it decides to read itself so you provide missing piece of code when necessary.
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by cheeseface 1y ago
Most startups will use funds like in addition to VC funding. It allows you to increase your runway so you’re better positioned for your next funding round.
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by cheeseface 1y ago
Funny how the overly positive writing style makes it feel like there’s something fishy happening and that they’re trying to give it a positive spin.
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by cheeseface 1y ago
Haven’t used Upcloud for any larger workloads, but had a customer VPS there for multiple years. Worked well and the UI for managing servers was great.
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by cheeseface 2y ago
All proprietary software that runs in the cloud would vanish.
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Unity Suddenly Lays Off Numerous Developers with a 5 Am Email(80.lv)
15 points by cheeseface 2y ago|0 comments
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by cheeseface 2y ago
I follow people mostly from the JS/TS web development community and have a pretty good balance of tech takes and some lighter life updates/humor in between. I mostly the "mutuals" and "popular with friends" tab
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by cheeseface 2y ago
At the same time, the two photographers in my neighbourhood are doing better than ever. When it comes to memories (like newborn photos) surprisingly many people are willing to pay a premium.
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by cheeseface 2y ago
The ability to control your own experience via custom feeds makes Bluesky so delightful. The new X algo made it impossible to just follow the people I wanted to.
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by cheeseface 2y ago
You can clone the repo and install pandoc. Then run "pandoc index.md *.md -o operating-system-in-1000-lines.epub" in "website/en/" folder and you will have a fully working ebook.
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Boox devices now ship with a Chinese propaganda AI assistant(old.reddit.com)
10 points by cheeseface 2y ago|0 comments
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by cheeseface 2y ago
In my experience 80% plus is quite common in the models sold for colder environments. E.g. Mitsubishi electric Lossnay advertises 86%.
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by cheeseface 2y ago
That sounds like a horrible environment to work in. How’s your senior dev retention?
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by cheeseface 2y ago
It’s basically the same thing as wrapping the wood into a plastic bag. When water condenses inside the plastic it has no way of escaping and starts to rot/mold the wood. When using any type of insulation in places where temperatures ca
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Arson attacks hit France's train network hours before Olympic ceremony(reuters.com)
3 points by cheeseface 2y ago|1 comments
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by cheeseface 2y ago
So for the real idea of how things are going, we would need a graph of also the total cruise miles (for FSD enabled Teslas). But this change was definitely done in order to get more easy miles for FSD testing, not UX. It’s also not an accid
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by cheeseface 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! A great read indeed.
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by cheeseface 3y ago
This was a great read from an industry insider.
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by cheeseface 3y ago
The funny thing is that IKEA sawdust will most likely last longer than some more expensive ”drop-shipping luxury brand” described in the article.
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by cheeseface 3y ago
For software orgs deploying web services, ”no deployments on Fridays” should be seen as a temporary workaround, not a best practice to follow. It is a symptom of poor automatic QA processes (linting, automatic tests, etc.) and lack of capa
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by cheeseface 3y ago
There is a ”Fast AI” setting that does exactly this.
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by cheeseface 3y ago
Adobe Premiere Rush
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by cheeseface 3y ago
A lot of people are old enough to have lived when Bauhaus was ”the modern look.” Hence, it now looks just plain ”old” whereas Art Deco and Noveau look ”classic.”

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