diegoeche

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by diegoeche 15d ago
It _looks_ like A/I was providing services to the PKK. A/I intentionally selects politically aligned groups, provides them with encrypted communications, hosting, anonymity and other infrastructure, and among the groups receiving
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by diegoeche 23d ago
I love emacs. I used emacs for 20 years. But I haven't used it as much since moving to codex/claude. Even with vterm, can't really use TUIs that well inside IMO. Or at least, had way too many issues where emacs/vterm was
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by diegoeche 2y ago
Personally loved the article. And as usual, shared it with a friend and he got actually a bit defensive. Dismissing cynically. Unsurprisingly, is kind of the same attitude here. I found super interesting the parallels of cookie cutter contr
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by diegoeche 2y ago
There's a graphic novel I liked about the life and work of Audubon. For anybody interested... Audubon, On The Wings Of The World
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by diegoeche 3y ago
The article is bullshit. He had interesting criticism for imperialist policy in the US, but after the 90s it becames a tiring "west is bad". Not only he blames the victim with Ukraine, he did it with the Serbian ethnic cleansing a
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by diegoeche 3y ago
Born János Neumann
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by diegoeche 3y ago
denial. Look at all the other Germans saying "But all other countries are the same, it's not just Germany". As a non-eu person living in Germany. It was easier to go to Denmark to marry because of the unreasonable paperwork i
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by diegoeche 4y ago
I went back in 2013, and is crazy how much everything is changed. So many startups and way more immigrants. Don't doubt it.
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by diegoeche 4y ago
> Trust me, you're being judged (fairly, imo) a lot more harshly for living somewhere for a decade and not even bothering to learn the local language. I had 2 years in Goethe institute. And had lessons 2 times a week at work. Kept a
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by diegoeche 4y ago
It's interesting you mention the relationship with Turkish. I had a colleague that would keep mentioning the similarities while I was learning it. I feel like during Ottoman times Hungary got quite a lot of Turkish words. And also the
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by diegoeche 4y ago
> > My experience with the Germans not wanting to speak German with you while you stumble over everything, is simply that they want to exercise their own English, and its just not as fun for them to wait for your marble-mouthed nonsen
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by diegoeche 4y ago
I learned some hungarian in my 20s. Tough language, but so beautiful. I'd say there are some very weird things about the language. I had to wait until my second semester to be able to say "I have X". There's no such verb
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by diegoeche 6y ago
WorkOS feels like a super thin layer over already OS libraries. How much do they really ripp off?
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by diegoeche 6y ago
This is the kind of activism that I do see valuable form GH. Where there are actual costs and not just catering to a small minority.
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by diegoeche 6y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes (Remote Only) Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: RoR, Python/Django, Terraform, VueJS, AWS, F#, Erlang, Elixir Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diegoeche/ E
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by diegoeche 14y ago
It seems is all about "context". A user might like an article about current election. But what does that "Like" mean? Does he actually like the article? Or maybe he liked it because it's clearly ridiculous (almost a joke in his opinion?). K