milsebg

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Kimi K3 Is Live(kimi.com)
19 points by milsebg 2mo ago|1 comments
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An open source universal back end framework(nitric.io)
3 points by milsebg 8mo ago|0 comments
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by milsebg 10mo ago
Yes, sure, there is more than one way (maybe even as many ways as patients). My point was not about gym or not, it was about the idea that depression is something that is totally outside of one's own control. Happy that you found your
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by milsebg 10mo ago
> You don’t care about your work because you’re depressed. > Same with everything else. > take it seriously and find a good psychiatrist to help with it. So, you're seeing a depression as an external "illness" that
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by milsebg 10mo ago
purpose. survival mode lacks that. i guess for most people this comes down to connection: social, romantic, whatever. best you can do is leave the house, interact with people, (re)connect with friends and family. no shortcuts.
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by milsebg 11mo ago
Instead of "python --version", just use the "python" executable from within the venv. Sourcing is a concept for interactive shells.
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by milsebg 11mo ago
https://github.com/sebst/pythonic-news
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by milsebg 11mo ago
That's pretty cool and looks way less complex than s6. Unlike s6, it does not seem to support dependencies, or did I miss something. How is it supposed to start services in the right order?
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by milsebg 1y ago
Isn't it just that we were pioneering web2 in a time (after the dotcom bubble) in which access to the internet became more ubiquitous? Remember the beer app on the first iPhone. Playing with Sensors and graphics on a new device was jus
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by milsebg 1y ago
Looks cool. Here's the correct link to the repo: https://github.com/Surajsuthar/dev-notify
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Stelvio: Serverless AWS for Python Devs(github.com)
48 points by milsebg 1y ago|26 comments
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The future of software development in the cloud(blog.stelvio.dev)
3 points by milsebg 1y ago|0 comments
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Why I'm No Longer Talking to Architects About Microservices(blog.container-solutions.com)
3 points by milsebg 1y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What kind of tech podcasts do you enjoy?
5 points by milsebg 2y ago|2 comments
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Current state of AI in the hype cycle(basc.substack.com)
2 points by milsebg 2y ago|0 comments
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by milsebg 4y ago
This could be me. It is interesting to see how close some details are: My home country is (based on your user name) the same as mine, I do have the same dreams, I do have approx. the same savings. Im just a little younger and I didn't
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Ask HN: Is there a list of DevRel community/ambassador programmes?
3 points by milsebg 4y ago|1 comments
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by milsebg 6y ago
You don't have to supply (i.e. buy) your own hardware, but you might have to pay for the power supply. On the contrary, you likely have lower commuting costs. However, the more important aspect might be that you end up needing more spa
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Ask HN: Is working at ThoughtWorks a good opportunity?
1 points by milsebg 6y ago|4 comments
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by milsebg 6y ago
What about this one: ThinkCentre M715q Tiny
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Ask HN: Is working at ThoughtWorks a good opportunity?
2 points by milsebg 6y ago|1 comments
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by milsebg 6y ago
Sure thing, that mitigations would apply. But again, the OP is about credibility. So, for the advocates of legislation changes (e.g. climate activists) it would give their credibility a huge boost if they started to surrender symbolically f
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by milsebg 6y ago
And one way to "push for that regulation" is giving an example that you are not hurting yourself too much if your choices reflect the legislation you demand. If you ARE in fact hurting yourself too much, then you prove that people
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by milsebg 6y ago
Well that is exactly the point. Of course, climate activists reducing their individual leisure demand would decrease global carbon emissions only insignificantly, if at all. That's not the point here. The point is that climate activist
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by milsebg 7y ago
> I always assume these trackers use some hidden pixel image when sending emails - but how can they trace the exact person who opened the email? Apparently they use a hidden pixel, i.e. a separate tracking code, for each recipient. There
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by milsebg 7y ago
> It's not a stretch that a militant person from Hamburg would also be a fan of this club. That's about it and how it probably ended up on that list. I am far away from accusing either the club or its fans as potential threats.
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by milsebg 7y ago
The "Badge" is essentially resembling a pirate flag (white skull with crossed bones on black background). Hamburg, of which St. Pauli is a nation-wide well-known area often in the media because it's red light district and its
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by milsebg 7y ago
I like your compilation, but would advise to post your Show HN not to the ProductHunt page but to your original source.
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by milsebg 7y ago
I really don't think this is a contradiction: First, Tailwind encourages you to use apply to build reusable components, second, Taking building blocks from a generator like the one posted here, makes at least to me more sense than it w
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by milsebg 7y ago
I really like the idea of life time purchases rather than subscriptions. To minimize the risk that your site goes down (or is economically unstable at some point in time), you could consider making this a paid downloadable app.

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