purerandomness

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by purerandomness 19d ago
> Annoying and disliked by others > if I see the catgirl I close the tab Isn't it easier to just .. start loving it instead?
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by purerandomness 1mo ago
I don't know which bubble you're in, but since Elon took over, Twitter became absolutely unusable. The decline happened with bots flooding the platform, with the "creator reward" program rewarding meaningless engagement
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by purerandomness 1mo ago
You didn't read your own article. They're debating to end feed-in tariffs for solar panel electricity. Germany does not have set electricity prices like France does with the EDF.
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by purerandomness 1mo ago
The Greens were not in Office when the nuclear exit was decided 2011. The Greens actually prolonged their life time during Covid, after RWE, EON and EnBW argued that it does not make sense economically to let them run longer. No insurer w
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by purerandomness 2mo ago
Funny how Vue Vapor 3.6 beta and Ripple 0.3 show the exact same performance (1.0) as Octane, but their bars are a tiny bit longer so the Octane team can pretend to have a justification to put their implementation on top. Classic statistics
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by purerandomness 2mo ago
Only if "the aggregate revenue of the Licensee and its affiliates exceeds 20 million US dollars (or the equivalent in other currencies) in total over any consecutive 12 months"
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by purerandomness 2mo ago
For all practical uses of the word, that's exactly what we mean by "catch up". Whether they get there by distillation, or by pirating all content themselves just like the US labs, doesn't matter for the topic at hand.
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by purerandomness 2mo ago
> Each of the hundreds of varieties of wheat cultivated in the United States falls under one of six classes depending on its planting time, harvest, hardiness, color and shape. The protein content of these wheat varieties ranges from 10
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by purerandomness 2mo ago
Good spaghetti has 15% protein, 15g per 100g. Even the lowest quality one has 12g/100g.
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by purerandomness 2mo ago
Because it means that they think I'm stupid. They think it's not worth investing human attention to write it, so why am I expected to invest my attention to read it? If it's written as SEO spam, why link it here? If it's
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by purerandomness 3mo ago
You can select Copilot as provider in OpenCode. Copilot is used a safe liability layer for enterprises, not as an actual harness. At $OURCORP we are only allowed to use models available in Copilot. No problem to use them in OpenCode.
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by purerandomness 3mo ago
That's the neat part: AI Slop "music" will have to stop pretending that it has any value.
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by purerandomness 3mo ago
You can always send invoices without a company. Your tax office will sort it out retrospectively.
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by purerandomness 3mo ago
They have to; the Kangaroos only understand Spanish sadly.
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
If it doesn't, what's the point using it? Trusting it with your workflows, your code?
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
Since this is under the "Next Steps" section, it's pretty clear to me that the €200M fine is a fixed one-time fine that was issued now, but further, repeated fines ("periodic") will be issued if the hazard is not re
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
> Your joke I'm not amused. Are you amused? > They created a new society on the land. I see my message didn't quite get through. You're almost there however. Think one step further: What stops the next "immigrants&
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
As a European, I also support this. Natives should not have to compete with all these new people for housing. Real Americans really need to begin advocating for themselves. For their material interests. Come back where you belong.
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
> immigration should be slow enough that they can be thoroughly assimilated before they change American culture I support your idea. Would you agree that all immigrants that arrived in America after, let's say, 1493, have to leave A
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
If it isn't, it absolutely should be. The penalty cannot be high enough.
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
This is exactly what Uncle Bob predicted in his talk "The Future Of Programming" [0] 10 years ago, way before LLMs. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecIWPzGEbFc
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
Thunderbird's search works just fine for me with tens of thousands of mails.
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
Be mad at Google [0], not at privacy laws. [0] https://keepandroidopen.org/
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by purerandomness 4mo ago
Why not simply use NewPipe [0]? You also get ad filtering and you can download Audio/Video streams from within the app. [0] https://newpipe.net/
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by purerandomness 5mo ago
In PHP, an established tool is adding GrumPHP [0] to your dependencies. It will then handle git hooks on each commit via composer script by default (but can be omitted per commit). [0] https://github.com/phpro/grumphp
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by purerandomness 5mo ago
IPv6 will never make it. Maybe IPv8 [0], which IPv6 should have actually looked like: > 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 [0] https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-thain-ipv8-00.html
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by purerandomness 5mo ago
FastAPI is quite old (2018) Svelte even older (2016, SvelteKit was just an new version in 2022) SQLAlchemy is ancient (2006) Use newer tech, like HTMX (2020) (/s obviously)
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by purerandomness 5mo ago
MySQL does not let you have transactional DDL statements (alter, create, index etc). If you're building anything serious and your data integrity is important, use Postgres. Postgres is much stricter, and always was. MySQL tried to intr
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by purerandomness 6mo ago
Exactly. That's my point. When saving, it simply should say "Exporting pic.jpg".
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by purerandomness 6mo ago
If you want to draw circles, you're probably looking for a vector drawing program, like Inkscape.

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