noiwillnot

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Hotwire vs. Htmx vs. Unpoly(mendelowski.com)
2 points by noiwillnot 1y ago|0 comments
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by noiwillnot 1y ago
Fiat seems doing well in Southern Europe.
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by noiwillnot 1y ago
This is amazing, I had no idea about this, I have been cloning my repo locally for years.
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by noiwillnot 1y ago
Studying in the EU is cheap. I mean Germans pay almost 45-50% personal income taxes, money has to go somewhere!
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by noiwillnot 2y ago
> What's the point of getting to the top of the search results if you are unable to monetise it? Promoting your product/service, see brand astroturfing in Reddit.
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by noiwillnot 2y ago
> It’s highly unlikely for Apple to choke on hardware given their cash. It just means that it will take a while, like Intel, or what is happening with search and Google.
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by noiwillnot 2y ago
Some feedback: I was about to try now (paying) but currently I can only install it in my desktop (no iOS support), and I am very worried about the idea of giving full access to a close-source unpopular extension with not-very-clear ownershi
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by noiwillnot 2y ago
> leading the space by far in terms of technology, products, funding, revenue, popularity, adoption and just about everything else I am not 100% sure that they are still clearly leading the technology part, but agree in all other account
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
> Yes, I'm adding support for arbitrary text-based formats That would be extremely powerful, and also would allow you to differentiate your extension from the Quarto one.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
Did not downvote, but the basic cert price (Foundations) appears in the website for $350
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
Course is free, cert takes about 60-90 hours and cost $350 dollars.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
> Bankers/Academics go to the UK and make twice the money Academics does not make more money in UK than in Germany, in fact for junior positions (PhD/Postdoc) they make less. Full professors seems to make more, but I rumors say
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
SREs will end up the same gatekeeper reputation as traditional IT teams, and a new buzzword will need to be made to signify the "move fast and break things" cool kid energy than DevOps and SREs (still?) have.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
Men have a very limited wardrobe range, and most of them does not care about it. You have to look a the woman clothes.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
As an continental European, first time I heard about Netherlands as a "paragon of virtue". Is this some UK/US talking point?
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
And it's inspiration of plenty of media and fashion designers. I think this example goes against his conclusion.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
Very interesting, I am sure that if something like this is packaged in Linux distros would become popular.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
Try to set enabled=False in ~/.config/user-dirs.conf https://www.unix.com/man-page/centos/5/user-dirs.conf/
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
Few people in the R world use Jupyter environment, they are generally inferior to use the Rstudio environment. This might change in the future though, VSCode and DataSpell are becoming really good. Jupyter Labs are slowly improving too.
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
> Is possible that Julia will replace R for a lot of use cases R is a interactive statistical programming language that acts as a frontend for more performance languages. AFAIK interactivity is not the strongest points of Julia at the mo
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by noiwillnot 4y ago
I work in this space: most "cool" ML is useless, and stakeholder are very skeptical of new modelling techniques. It is a long slog of EDA and finding actionable causality. Deep learning, modern reinforcement learning... are not th
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
I had several interviews years ago and was hired for one of the companies. Much better experience on average that other job boards.
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
Please check my Medium post about how I use a Postgres WASM instance for my TODO web3 app in Cloudflare Workers KV for pennies a month.
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
Same thing with MacBooks. Air +200$ for 256 GB of disk drive (from 256 to 512).
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
You can say the same for >95% of the "self-improvement" book market.
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
The same country that gave us Dexter.
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
Sleep deprivation migth help to focus and do those tasks at all instead of procrastinating. That's my experience at least dealing with boring and unpleasant tasks.
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
There is a trillion of tutorials for every young and hyped technology out there: Svelte/FastAPI/Elm etc. However try to learn how to maintain and secure a server or a database or anything fundamental... and it can be really hard t
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
> Or Equatorial Guinea? 100% sure that they have spy software, of course, bought abroad. Equatorial Guinea has oil money and it is one of the most authoritarian countries in the world.
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by noiwillnot 5y ago
> What's the advantage of Python if you already know R? AFAIK in statistical modelling Python is better only in neural networks, so if you do not need to do fancy things with images, text, etc. you do not need Python. R is still the

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