And the United States is the asshole?
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thericofactor@sh.itjust.worksto
Linux@programming.dev•Installing Linux on friend's new PC, which distro should he use?
3·3 days agoComing from windows, Linux mint cinnamon will be very familiar to him. It also runs games well, being based on Ubuntu.
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Linux@programming.dev•Installing Linux on friend's new PC, which distro should he use?
4·3 days agoI ran an older Nvidia card an currently a new amd card on Linux mint without problems. I suggest you try it out first using a live install on a USB stick.
I’ve written thousands of lines of untyped python code for a system (still) used daily by hundreds of users, handling time critical as well as financial data. It made the company I worked for millions and it worked. Was it bug free? Nope, bugs would appear in production from time to time, but they were very easy to detect, and very quickly solved, especially because of the fact that python is an interpreted language. In 7 years of working on that application there was only one bug that caused data corruption and required us to reprocess some data that took a day or three. That was the worst thing to happen in the entire lifetime of that codebase. I totally agree that if you structure your code properly, log properly and give your developers the trust and permissions to actually solve stuff in production quickly, you might even get a competitive advantage.
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Lefty Memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•No good billionairesEnglish
0·15 days agoIf the “good” billionaires start giving all their money away to charity, only the evil billionaires would be left with money, and therefore, power. It would be trivial to use the judicial system to sue someone out of existence.
thericofactor@sh.itjust.workstoGeneral Programming Discussion@lemmy.ml•How do I learn to "like" AI for work?
0·23 days agoIf IP is abolished, that would to me imply that use of AI should be free for everyone, as it’s based on everyones collective knowledge.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Manyverse – a peer-to-peer social network
0·27 days agoHow did you solve the problem that phone IP addresses are essentially all NATted? I was looking into this myself, but the fact that phones don’t have a public IP address stopped me.
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United States | News & Politics@lemmy.ml•The United States has recognized that sanctions cannot destroy the Russian economy
0·1 month agoWow what a great resource this website seems. The Russians are tapping into their gold reserves. They are on the brink of economic collapse. If only that American asshat had some sort of spine this would all already been over.
LMDE does seem to have keyboard issues though it seems.
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World News@lemmy.world•Louvre pushes up prices for non-EU visitors by 45%English
393·1 month agoI’ve been to Russia (st. Petersburg) where entering a church would cost $10, but for Russians a couple of rubles.
It makes sense from the perspective that locals should be able to afford seeing their own art and architecture. If foreigners can afford it and are willing to pay the asked amount, I sort of understand.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•WhatsApp appears to have ads now. Good thing I don't really use it anymore.English
0·1 month agoThey can’t send messages out of the blue, you have to contact the company via whatsapp first, after which they have a 24 hour window to reply. Marketing messages are opt in.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Do you use a dishwasher or wash dishes by hand?
0·2 months agoWhat am I, a caveman?
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Global News@lemmy.zip•Nexperia Chip Crisis Forces Honda to Suspend Production at Mexico PlantEnglish
0·2 months agoShort story is that Zhang took over a Dutch Tech company, mismanaged it, and tried to take its Intellectual property/trade secrets to transfer it to a Chinese company, essentially gutting nexperia. The board of the company and the Dutch Chamber of Commerce intervened. Note that the Dutch government didn’t do this for political reasons, but based on the findings of the Chamber of Commerce, who intervened because of intentional bad management.
That is one side of the coin. But what if he gets into financial trouble later in life, when you’re no longer there, or otherwise able to support him? Addictions, accidents, bad business ownership, legal trouble - there are lots of ways people can inadvertently lose everything they have.
If you’ve never learned how to build stuff up from the ground up, it will be a lot harder to recover.
There are valuable lessons in earning your own house and working for your keep. If everything comes easy it’s going to be a problem when things get tough. You can only hope you set them up well enough that there’s never going to be financial woes.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What careers did the genuinely nicest people you know personally get into?
0·2 months agoThe nicest people I know are nurses and teachers. Although I think there are genuinely nice people in all professions. I know nice people in HR and IT too.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•The war against privacy: governments coming after anonymous SMS receiving services
0·3 months agoIt’s also used to offer cheap sms service to shady aggregators or mobile network operators. These phones will have a free sms subscription and they send incoming otp SMS s through to end users for say half the normal price of an otp SMS. 100% profit.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's an example of something that usually goes unnoticed when done well but very noticeable when done poorly or not done at all?
0·3 months agoMy work apparently. Other people got promoted for solving problems quickly. I didn’t have problems. At least, I did, but I solved them without help or advertising them enough probably.




A more fundamental question: what makes you believe you had a past life? Since when did you have this belief? When did Rafael live?