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by forty 6d ago
Here in France there are also heat pump using R290 (propane) which has greenhouse effect close to R744
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by forty 28d ago
They are in my list with mailo and mailfence. Mailbox have the benefit of allowing monthly subscription so I can easily try them
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by forty 29d ago
And (Gen. 6+) is even worse now...
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by forty 29d ago
Also as you probably noted, I'm quite enthusiastic about their products and have convinced a bunch of my surrounding to purchase fairphones when they had to change phone (models 3, 4 and 5 so far). I never had any of them tell me they
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by forty 29d ago
This doesn't match my experience at all. I'm writing this from my fairphone 3 purchased in 2019 the day of release. I purchased one for me, one for my wife. I replaced the battery on mine once, my wife never had to change it. Her
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by forty 29d ago
I have been using fastmail for a few years (not coming from gmail) and the service is good indeed (I don't need much tbh). I'm considering switching at some point anyway as I'm trying to move the last parts of my digital life
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by forty 2mo ago
A good commit message needs to explain why this change was needed/done rather than what is the content of the commit. Unless Claude also has access to the context via for example the associated issue, it simply cannot write a good comm
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by forty 2mo ago
Anecdotally, I don't use a screen reader and also couldn't care less on the visitors on the site. I doubt anyone but you is interested in this, and probably this number is slightly lower just because of that popup
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by forty 2mo ago
"If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself." - Albert Einstein (allegedly :)) I always thought that the quote was with "5 year old" and that it was the reason for ELI5 :)
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by forty 2mo ago
If I'm not mistaken, it's not a prompt injection attempt, but a training data pollution, in order to prepare for a prompt injection later :) great idea
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by forty 2mo ago
I'm not sure what you are complaining about, AGPL is doing nothing against commerce and you are free to fork and sell a service using that fork. Just make sure to provide the code source of your fork to your user so they can also make
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by forty 3mo ago
I'm going to assume this is satire and move on...
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by forty 3mo ago
You insist on calling it legacy connectors, but they are just perfectly good current day connectors to connect a keyboard, a video game controller, a USB drive, a printer, a scanner or the Bluetooth dongle for your Bluetooth mouse. I think
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by forty 3mo ago
There are still new USB-A devices being sold, it's not like it's deprecated or something
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by forty 3mo ago
Looks like all the USB-A devices purchased over the past 30 years have not been trashed and some people still use them.
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by forty 4mo ago
Moving to something else that JSON for this kind of thing is reasonable given the issues with parsing JSON which can cause 2 implementation to interpret it in 2 different ways. https://seriot.ch/security/parsing_json.ht
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by forty 5mo ago
I don't think it's very reasonable to use claude code on a computer that have credentials without some kind of sandboxing or validing every command it does, at which point I'd rather do things manually
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by forty 5mo ago
I'm not sure why it shouldn't be cloudflare job to make sure they don't host illegal content. If my super market keeps distributing illegal goods, even if they remove it after a court order, they will end up having to close t
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by forty 5mo ago
As far as I know it was successful for the gendarmerie and assemblée nationale for exemple. There are many public entities and apparently each migration is news worthy
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by forty 5mo ago
Unfortunately, Israel and US have no authority to bomb Iran, capture Venezuela's head of state or commit genocide in Gaza and it seemed it was not enough to prevent those either. Looks like the only rule is "whatever to can impos
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by forty 6mo ago
I think they are kind of angry? At least they don't seem interested in participating despite being targeted by Iran themselves, I don't know how more they could express their disagreement with this operation than even accepting to
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by forty 6mo ago
That's for sure, it seems to be a pretty straightforward case of Poe's law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by forty 7mo ago
I have been using computers and terminal for a long time, and this kind of comment makes me think I must have missed a whole bunch of things which can be done with a terminal
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by forty 7mo ago
Looks like someone tried to type "Gmail" while drunk...
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by forty 7mo ago
I found out one which seems hard for newer models too "I need to drill a hole near the electric meter with my wired drill. Would you recommend to turn off the main breaker first ?" :)
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by forty 7mo ago
It doesn't make assumptions, it tries generate the most likely text. Here it's not hard to see why the mostly likely answer to walk or drive for 50m is "walking".
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by forty 7mo ago
Or more meta: is this message from the bot itself, controlling his twitter, who got fed up because it's also merging the MRs?
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by forty 7mo ago
It's not clear to me: is he asking us to bluid this or is he using twitter to ask it to its clawd bot?
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by forty 7mo ago
Disquette* In French we say disque for both. it's pronounced the same as disk and disc.
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by forty 7mo ago
There again, I think the comparison fails. Fixing the hospital: single place to work on, easier Blocking all the roads/flights: everywhere, harder Vs Fixing all the telnet: everywhere, harder/impossible Blocking port 23 on an infr

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