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by distances 5d ago
Indeed. My humble opinion is that sarcasm doesn't belong on discussion boards, even with the silly /s marker. Eventually it poisons everything it touches.
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by distances 10d ago
I handle the context problem by splitting the details to dozens of small md files. Agents.md acts as a router that directs the llm to correct documentation file/folder according to the task at hand. This documentation is its own git re
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by distances 11d ago
> I have used my Gmail address for countless services and it’s almost part of my official identity. This has been a topic for over a decade now, I think. People have been recommending getting your own domain. Best time to do that was ten
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by distances 12d ago
Yes, this is why I avoid using my Google account for anything really. Risks from banning are not proportional. It's better to always use separate email logins, and when possible, non-Google services.
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by distances 14d ago
The article isn't, but many accounts now dish out anti-EU narratives in any topic remotely touching Europe. A lot of it for sure is either direct propaganda, or internalized anti-EU sentiments after reading too much of that propaganda
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by distances 16d ago
What. Strict branch naming like feature/, bugfix/, chore/, release/ has been the standard for probably 10 years now in all projects I've been in, often enforced by auto-rejecting pushes that don't comply.
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by distances 19d ago
? This isn't about new vs. old reddit, but rather that there's now no access without login.
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by distances 20d ago
I see it all the time in Europe. Many German online shops have Paypal as the default payment method and may even process card payments through Paypal. Also, it's often the way people transfer money between each other.
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by distances 21d ago
Yes, and often it was clear what was copied and what was written by your colleague. Everyone has a signature style of code. I would often in review catch odd looking code, find the origin of it, and require a rewrite.
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by distances 22d ago
Reviewers seem very happy with the new Framework Pro, have you considered it? Of course, it still wont have quite the same level CPU/GPU.
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by distances 26d ago
I'm annoyed mostly because I always surf with private browsing, so I always have to log in again and again. And for some reason I haven't bothered checking, Firefox doesn't save the username field.
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by distances 28d ago
This is true, and the collective agreements set lower bounds for almost all jobs. On the flip side, employers often treat collective agreements as the only salary option they're willing to offer for blue-collar positions, and the only
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by distances 1mo ago
And I use Google's own Gallery app instead of Photos. Like for others, the backup notification is what renders Photos unusable for me. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
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by distances 2mo ago
I've never seen dd-mm-yy. It's usually dd.mm.yy, dd.mm.yyyy, or yyyy-mm-dd, with some dd/mm/yy sprinkled in for general confusion.
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by distances 2mo ago
Well, true, Russia has a long history so I was overly broad. Aggressor in almost all conflicts is more accurate. In WW2 it was the second major aggressor of course. WW1 Germany declared war before Russia invaded, so debatable. Wasn't a
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by distances 2mo ago
> I wonder what you mean I thought I was clear? I mean the western corruption isn't in any shape or form comparable to Russian corruption, and how it pervaded all the Eastern Bloc. It does take long time to root it out, as it affect
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by distances 2mo ago
Yes, but he has access to free information, so can easily check what is the current and historical Russian contribution to the world. At that point, siding with Russia is of course an active stance of supporting the crimes of Russia. Patrio
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by distances 2mo ago
All countries distancing themselves from Russia and aligning with the EU have managed to reduce corruption. It's a winning formula, so will very likely happen with Ukraine too after the corrupting Russian influence is eradicated.
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by distances 2mo ago
He's spreading overtly obvious Russian propaganda, he's clearly very aware of it and just prefers to take the side of evil.
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by distances 2mo ago
I've been in quite many Telegram chats, none of which has enabled it. For most practical purposes you can just consider Telegram not to have e2e since it's no good if it's not used.
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by distances 2mo ago
> With amount of oil tankers just burning out in the open the "carbon emission" goals seem like a joke If you refer to the burning Russian tankers in the Azov, that should reduce emissions. The carried oil would've been us
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by distances 2mo ago
Please don't just provide LLM answers in human discussions. It's rude.
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by distances 2mo ago
> Yes. Beyond that, if they didn't work they wouldn't be used. My usual experience from London was extremely leaky single pane sliding windows, that's why the question. To be fair, that air flow was probably the only savin
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by distances 2mo ago
> then why not Europeans start company in Sweden instead of dealing with Germany for example? Do you by chance require residence and have residence-related obligations and costs? You can open a company in another EU country, but if you d
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by distances 2mo ago
Can sliding windows be properly insulated? In general cold is a bigger deal in Europe than warmth, and will continue to be so. German style tilting windows close as tightly as the regular (or door-like as you say) do. UK has windows sliding
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by distances 3mo ago
What nonsense. QR codes exist but seem quite rare around here, it's definitely almost all proper menus.
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by distances 3mo ago
Or use an ad blocker.
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by distances 3mo ago
What do you mean? I have 4 DualSense controllers connected to my Steam Deck for couch co-op, and Overcooked works just fine with them?
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by distances 3mo ago
There's also a XCancel Firefox extension to redirect all your browsing: https://addons.mozilla.org/android/addon/toxcancel/
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by distances 3mo ago
The tax office can decide that the company is, in fact, a German company if the founder lives and operates in Germany. Now the company paperwork has to be done in two countries. I don't know what the tax implications are. Applies to al

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