thinkindie

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by thinkindie 7d ago
in a way it's not much different from a time where the E icon of internet explorer was considered "the internet".
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by thinkindie 8d ago
whoever came up with this website name is definitely not Italian, as you would rather say "Signor Galilei".
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by thinkindie 12d ago
I've ramped up my MCP game this year, I started with Linear and Notion and I recently launched an internal MCP for internal data that is being used by my colleagues too for reporting and preparing for meetings with customers (we do ups
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by thinkindie 14d ago
Why not serving files compressed if the client supports it even though the origin served an uncompressed file?
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by thinkindie 22d ago
with far less cultural differences.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
They acquired already WeTransfer and Dropbox could be a natural fit with that.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
they were the one coming up with forward deployed engineers, weren't they? The least I would expect from this model is that I own the whole infra.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
my apple watch triggers a high noise notification every time wind blows a bit stronger than a gentle breeze.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
I visited the Saharawi refugees camps around 15 years ago or so in the south-west corner of Algeria. They have been living in a limbo for 50 years at this point, but they still feel like they will be able to go back to their land therefore
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
Question is - when is Claude going to adopt this new version?
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
the US can make Iran look like Afghanistan and still loose the war.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
Additionally, early success doesn't mean long term success. The US won in Afghanistan initially, then they got dragged in a conflict for 20 years and ultimately Taliban came back.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
According to the US administration Iran military was supposed to be obliterated, and still. Either way, they have figure out they have a much cheaper way to hold Trump by the balls, and let him dance to their tune. I believe Ukraine and Ira
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
the modern USA territory was never taken over, but the US military had to pack and leave quickly in a few occasions. Just because Vietnamese couldn't fight back in the US, nor the Talibans, doesn't mean that the US wasn't def
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
Iran has been preparing for this war for almost 50 years, and they have more leverage than Vietnamese or Talebans had.
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by thinkindie 1mo ago
It wouldn’t be the first war the USA loose against a smaller enemy. See Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc etc.
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
Are you sure? I spoke about decathlon in Canada with a friend of mine living there (Ottawa) and she says it’s there.
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
There are several things: * economic uncertainty (wars, energy shocks, etc) * policies chaos * end of free money (interest rates)
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
We’ve never had a QA because we are on a tight budget but our PM is acting as a gatekeeper before declaring something as done. However, there were too many cases that things were delivered as “ready” when they were not. PR review was not en
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
I don't think that gaming is the focus of the DC discussed in this article. I don't think gaming will ever require a massive buildup as AI nowadays.
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
It’s not just the destination - there are infinite shades of caring too much about every single line of code (spaces! Tabs! Inline open curly braces! Next line) and caring about the final result without attention to what is running under th
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
I know exactly what he means - and as I said it all depends on personal drivers/motivation etc etc. take doctors: some starts the profession to make money other to care about people. Both categories can live under the same roof in a ho
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
A friend of mine went through the same - he got an alert for bill over budget, he logged in and boom 107M$. I was on the phone with him and we checked that he didn’t leak any APIs keys but no traffic at all. I even thought of a breach at a
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by thinkindie 2mo ago
I think it all depends on your personal driver: personally I rather see a product I built in whatever way used by ever growing number of people because they find it useful. It means that the time I spent working on that helped other people
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by thinkindie 3mo ago
the same as the American hardware - none. (although you can say that Europe retained some manufacture capacity)
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by thinkindie 3mo ago
How? If anything it seems like they are accelerating some processes - not least the export control over Fable just few days ago or the erratic behavior with the war with Iran
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by thinkindie 3mo ago
As an European, I really don't get where this strategy wants to take the USA to. It's pretty clear everyone is getting scared about changes like this that happen overnight, without clear reason and completely unpredictable. Busine
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by thinkindie 3mo ago
https://archive.is/2g0QI
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by thinkindie 4mo ago
it's not the first nor the last case. Another excellent similar case was Nokia.
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by thinkindie 4mo ago
Maybe in the US, but farmland is quite scarce in Lombardy.

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