silvanocerza

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by silvanocerza 19d ago
The .it in the past forced you to have public whois data, this changed in recent years thanks to GDPR. Probably they chose .org when they created the organization at the time.
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by silvanocerza 8mo ago
https://silvanocerza.com/
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by silvanocerza 8mo ago
The translation is right. There are indeed regional differences, but at that point is not called "alla bolognese" anymore but "alla whatever place". People usually call it "ragù" and that's it. Didn't
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by silvanocerza 8mo ago
The italian counterpart of what english speakers call "bolognese sauce" would be "ragù alla bolognese". I've never heard anyone call it "salsa bolognese", it's mostly called "ragù" only as i
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by silvanocerza 8mo ago
All those features used to be usable even without their shitty software, as every configuration was stored in the mouse, as it should be. The mouse was usable on every PC without the need to install anything, you had to configure it once an
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by silvanocerza 10mo ago
Dota 2 comes to mind, they have the commend system. If I remember correctly they added something like this to CS: GO too.
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by silvanocerza 10mo ago
Arduino repos require a CLA since years, it was introduced 5 or 6 years ago if I remember correctly.
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
Arduino wasn't in the best shape some months ago to be fair, quite some people took offers to lower their working hours with a lower salary too.
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
I heard the rumor quite some months ago but it was mostly speculation, altough it made sense after they acquired Edge Impulse. I'm not sure whether to be happy or not to be fair. Main issues with Arduino while I was there was the leade
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
> Zen can be connected to the Mozilla account and synchronises everything with the other connected Firefox, Firefox for Android, ... installations. They made this work? I remember testing it out some months ago and it didn't work be
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
Italy banned ChatGPT too when it came out for the same reason, then they agreed to add a disclaimer and call it a day.
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
Ah, this is nice! I've been testing out Jujutsu this weekend and this will come in handy. I still need to wrap my head around the different overflow and this might make it easier.
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
I know. Though I wanted a short URL, that's why I used .it any way.
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
I went a different way for my internal network, I use tv.it for my server and rt.it for the router. All two characters .it domains are non registrable so you risk no clash, the only existing one is q8.it. I have a more in depth write up her
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by silvanocerza 1y ago
Albeit uv is amazing this not a unique feature of the project. Hatch has this feature since a year or so too. https://hatch.pypa.io/latest/how-to/run/python-scripts/
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Yup yup, him.
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Not really, it was pretty clear from the investigation that some youtuber that I can't remember the name of that it wasn't just that. One of the big claim from Honey is that it finds for you the coupons with that make you spend th
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Location: Italy Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, JS/TS, React, Go, C++, Docker, CI/CD processes Résumé/CV: https://resume.silvanocerza.com Email: You can find it in my CV
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Cool project but why use an LLM for this? Recommendation systems exist well before LLMs and have been in use for a while, wouldn't it better and more efficient even?
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Happy to notice I already use most of these. The only ones I didn't know are diff.mnemonicPrefix, diff.renames and commit.verbose. My config if you'd like to steal it, also here: https://github.com/silvanocerza&#x2
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
That uses git to sync, mine uses the GitHub API. This way it works both on desktop and mobile with no issues, cause you don't need git.
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Mine doesn't use any script that you must run on each machine. It uses the GitHub APIs to sync, so it works seamlessly on desktop and mobile. I'm actively using it both on my Mac, Windows machine and iPhone with no issues. Didn&#x
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Main difference is that I don't use Git, but GitHub API. You don't have the full flexibility of a git repo but you can use it easily on different platforms. Works the same way on desktop and mobile too. Most of those plugins don&#
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Shameless plug, I'm working on a plugin to sync your vault with a GitHub repo. It's still under active development but it does the job. https://github.com/silvanocerza/obsidian-github-sync Feedback is more th
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
You can use iCloud but it's quite slow. There are different solutions really, some people use Git and treat the whole vault as a repo. Though I find it quite annoying to manage, also cause not every platform supports git. That's a
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Article 7.4 and recital 43 of GDPR cover that. Article 7 https://gdpr-info.eu/art-7-gdpr/ Recital 43 https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-43/ Those two in combination stop companies processing da
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Their website is this one though. :) https://www.taiki.ai/
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Scraping is not illegal. Note that this decision is before the AI craze. https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharysmith/2022/04/18/scrapin...
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
From Rome North to Milan South you're paying ~45€. With 60€ you can go from Naples North to Milan South. That's a 200km difference. Source: https://www.autostrade.it/en/pedaggio
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Yup, it's a stupid tool in Rust to keep my soundbar alive. Turns out that JBL thought it's a good idea to completely cut sound when there's nothing playing and ramp it back up in a perceptible fraction of second so that you m

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