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18d ago
I always considered Garbicz a very commercial festival even from the very beginning. The ticket was expensive, food was included, all infrastructure already built and you party and leave without much thought at all. The people also had litt
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1mo ago
Coming down from acid makes you feel hollow?
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2mo ago
“the new API WILL require you to rethink your code” I recall we had roughly the same experience. Tried to use the OTA API that was rewritten and it was a disaster. The contributors opinion was atrocious, and we had deliverables to deliver s
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2mo ago
“Stealing” implies they aren’t rightfully yours. Ownership of self determination, freedom etc are human rights, as is breathing clean air, or drinking clean water. We all are born into this world with an inherent set of rights. No authority
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2mo ago
There is a growing counter-tech neo luddite movement forming, and I think its going to get very large. At some point we need to step back and ask - why are we simply accepting technologies that erode freedoms and subjugate the masses
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2mo ago
Im not an expert in emissions testing but pretty sure it still needs CE certification testing. The module shouldnt cause any problems providing that the firmware for the transmitter is configured properly, and is placed sanely in the enclos
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2mo ago
This really just highlights the desperation OpenAI is facing right now. These controllers have existed forever - why the f would anyone buy this?
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2mo ago
What a vomit burger. “Evil”exists everywhere, not just in your biases
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4mo ago
Primarily anti AI. Also doesn't feel like my private repositories are both truly private, nor safe there anymore
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4mo ago
As someone who has spent a vast portion of life believing technology would make life better, I've come to the realisation that this idea is a fallacy. Technology amplifies power and until we collectively redefine and enforce a value sy
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5mo ago
GitHubs AI usage policy was enough for me to leave. Sick of corporate overlords stealing everything from us. If it’s free - you are the product.
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5mo ago
> That's vibecoding with an extra documentation step. This sounds like an LLM talking. Either you're a bot, or our human languages are being modified in realtime by the influence of these tools.
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5mo ago
What is unacceptable is how these technology companies steal the IP of collective humanity, gate keep it and force us to pay a subscription service to use it against each other in a perverted downward spiral powered by capitalist game theor
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7mo ago
Im convinced its all planned to force users to upgrade. The “7 years of updates” selling point is just a trojan horse to install a newer iOS that makes the product run like garbage. Id honestly prefer never to update than get these bogus “s
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7mo ago
Maybe they can fix Messages from bugging out all the time. Apple software has gone down the drain. I don’t want a million new features I just want the ones that make a phone a phone actually work 99.5% of the time
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8mo ago
Germany never thought it would be in the current situation - decaying health care, pension system, cornerstone industry in decline, lack of digitalization, the list goes on. Massive reforms are needed, action is needed, but there is too muc
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8mo ago
Ah yes the perfect scapegoat to blame for your miserable life
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8mo ago
> This is a moral failure of the highest order and it underscores, for me at least, that most of these faux-progressives' activism is purely performative. It is worse than that. Faux-progressives will also play into antisemitic cons
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8mo ago
I switched to a T480 from a crappy macbook pro 2017. I enjoyed the switch to use linux fulltime but ultimately I was let down by the Intel processor that would throttle very badly. Compiling code was a nightmare. Ive since switched back to
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8mo ago
Musk has excellent products but I wouldn't give him a dime. I have no problem with conservative politics, but his flavour is well beyond that.
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8mo ago
The hardware is very good, it can absolutely last 10 years and is miles ahead of competition - which pains me even more that the software degrades. I will eventually install linux on my M1 but I shouldn’t have to.
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8mo ago
Apple software has noticeably declined from my experience, both iOS and macOS. I find the lifecycle of Apple products to be offensively short, also. If I buy a product and the hardware is good for 10 years (because I looked after it), I exp
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1y ago
Exactly, panicking is a safer way to handle the situation rather than memory access violations
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1y ago
I find with C/++ I have to compile to find warnings and errors, while with Rust I get more information automatically due to the modern type and linking systems. As a result I compile Rust significantly less times which is a massive spe
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1y ago
> What sort of mindset is that? Its the mindset of neckbeards who don't realize its not the 1990’s anymore, that the landscape has changed significantly and people cannot protect themselves let alone their children from it. Implemen
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1y ago
Love it when you make a statement that porn isnt harmful without referencing any studies, and then demand studies for people to prove it is harmful. You are the one who made the original claim that its not harmful, the burden of proof is on
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1y ago
Like with any new wave of technology, the masses try to ride the wave, however they can - either creating a spinoff company that will ultimately go bust, or spamming hn with blog posts about their experiences. It’s yet another hype cycle, a
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1y ago
Embedded developer here, I focus on audio hardware and robotics. Although C/++ is still dominate Rust is becoming more and more popular. I now specialise in embedded Rust, with a fallback to C/++. C++ is fine, but I prefer the mod
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1y ago
Like most people on this planet in positions of power - corruption and cognitive dissonance
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Zuckerberg: 'superintelligence is now in sight'. Meta spends billions on AI
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