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m2f2
2mo ago
I usually skip the get option builtin, and use : as... while : ; do case "$1" in "") break;; -f|-foo) shift; whatever;; *) usage; exit 1;; esac done For this... instead if something; then true else
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m2f2
3mo ago
Not yet, at least, but close to (thanks, POTUS). Back to AC... I have to fork out 4000€ to replace an aging AC in a small flat 60sqm (650 sq feet). Just looking out of my window right now I can see 600 similar places, so that's 2.4mil
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3mo ago
.... but having all of EU defense including F35s calling in home in Trump US before every mission is totally fine right?
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3mo ago
250 bucks. For an 8 yo. Meh. I see, either everything one here goes to preppy schools, in a perfect Montessori world, vs others working three jobs to pay mortgage and 2 cars. And the solution is apple watch.
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3mo ago
Is this a canary? What's gonna happen if I were to begin or continue using one letsencrypt certificate from ... Greenland? Cuba? The EU? Has letsencrypt been served with a subpoena?
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m2f2
4mo ago
There's a wide gap from files to multipartition databases. Running databases in a container is not for me sorry whenever real production stuff is on the table. Personally, lots of ETL can just be taken care of locally without involving
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m2f2
7mo ago
Wow. Easy. One MAGA account, one real account. Citizenship!
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7mo ago
Site blocked by Police, offending material.
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10mo ago
How do you rate procyon vs these?
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10mo ago
... until you realize that the LLM-generated code doesn't even compile, or you need a PhD to write all the prompts needed to have a prototype instead of the real thing.
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10mo ago
Tibet? Never existed? Meh.
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10mo ago
Goodbye first amendment. What's next? Revoking citizenship?
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11mo ago
Too many requests. I suspect this article will bump up the monthly hosting bill.
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1y ago
I just wonder how widespread fraud is without any form of ID. A fake utility bill is just a few clicks away on my PC. Govt surveillance? I'm much more worried by the ever increasing number of cameras in the streets rather than somethi
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1y ago
I guess it could be extended to any country with similari behavior. Take the attitude to selling your data at state, country level "just because". If US citizens love being scr@@d over good for them....
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1y ago
I have used my company LLM thingy. Able to summarize and document code leveraging remarks and general code behavior just because LLM just ingested the full python docs. About generating things well... it just copypastes the same snippets yo
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1y ago
Non-paywall: https://archive.ph/nsMoH Site is flagged as it hosts pedop. material.
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1y ago
Nice, if only you could count on having it installed on your fleet, and your fleet is 100pct Linux, no AIX, no HPUX, no SOLARIS, no SUSE on IBM Power.... Been there, tried to, got a huge slap in the face.
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1y ago
Especially to package writers that assume bash is available everywhere, hope that bin/sh is the same as bin/ksh...sed -i... not on unices, grep missing a ton of options.... Time to ask an AI ?
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1y ago
How long will cygwin lifetime be? A proud cygwin user myself, with cygwin in the PATH since the 2000s, I recently sideloaded Ubuntu under wsl. Right now, wsl is my primary terminal app, I've mounted C:\ as /c, added a symlink to b
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1y ago
If this is just for sql queries ... it'd be overkill especially where you need to compare the usual PREPARE statements with the hassle of keeping everyone on 3.14 and above.
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1y ago
As a foreigner I cannot comment on this, else I will be rejected at the airport by the ICE. That's called freedom my friends.
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1y ago
Same thing. I was happy (?) until a guy from Minnesota went out of his cage to micromanage me. I took cash and left. Boss of guy from Minnesota was kicked out of the company. I'm told the guy from Minnesota is now sooooo much nicer now
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2y ago
In general, when will the US stop considering acceptable that... you cannot lie to the police, but the police can lie to you? When will everyone believe that making someone take the blame in exchange for a shorter time in jail is beneficial
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2y ago
Sure, and it's not cheap.
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2y ago
I'm one of them 2.54% and I cringe when some kiddie develops websites around some chrome bugs, just to let us and Apple folks down.
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2y ago
Most of us had a spine, and stopped misbehaving before anything serious was done. The guy didn't, and no one stopped him from collecting the very same data he could be using or will use to blackmail or worse. Sorry to note that politic
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2y ago
Do not be mistaken. While everyone worries about such minor trivia, the Chief is replacing a host of public servants with his own cronies, all in the name of DOGE. For those familiar with medieval history, that's exactly what every tyr
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2y ago
+1
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2y ago
Most frameworks are still there (requiring everyone be fluent in all of them) just because no meteorite killed that specific dinosaur. Every framework starts from scratch pretending all done before belongs to the trash can, much like that m
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