Current status: trying to work out how to do stemming in different languages reliably despite the frankly shit language coverage in many relevant libraries
bitwarden, enshittification, etc., personal frustration
@kmeisthax There's a couple news articles about it but basically they're starting to try and insert a proprietary SDK into everything, and also have conveniently hired the developer of another FOSS 'compatible' client
I have extended my tech corp detection to corps in general by also detecting a "Careers" button
Not happy about the CPU time yet; it's currently clocking somewhere between 15 and 50 milliseconds of CPU time per request, which really isn't acceptable, so that needs much more optimization I think. Profiler time, I guess?
lmfao, I've implemented a feature that ignores tech company sites effectively by looking for any occurrence of the text 'Pricing' as the sole content of a HTML element
@rail_ (And Free, by some definition, though that was a bit of a weird special case)
@rail_ Also thinking of A&A, XS4ALL, etc.
@rail_ For what it's worth, basically every single thoroughly reputable ISP I know of, in any country, started out of spite with the existing industry, after someone concluding pretty much the same thing... so yeah, that sounds like a good plan (assuming you're prepared to deal with the complexity)
@josgeluk @reinoradeboer@mstdn.social Ik heb bij dat soort vragen altijd de neiging om de enquete in te vullen met "betaal je personeel eens fatsoenlijk"
dependencies, hot take, potentially confrontational but honest
Avoiding dependencies as a matter of course suggests that you believe yourself to be the most qualified expert in every possible aspect of your project, not just the core idea, and makes me trust your judgment of ability a lot less because basically nobody is
@NLNOG @marlies This isn't going to be a perfect solution by a long shot either (and they often have their own diversity issues on other axes), but have you considered visiting various hackerspaces and chatting to the people there, to learn more about what would would interest them (or, conversely, keep them away)?
Seems like there *should* be a fair amount of overlap in terms of technical interests, so I suspect that some answers can be found in the cultural differences.
“You’re so lucky! I wish I could lay around all day.”
No. You don’t. The reason you think laying in bed all day sounds “fun” is because for you it’s a CHOICE.
It’s not fun when you can’t leave your bed. When you’re so sick you can’t watch tv, listen to music or talk to others.
Also don’t get me started on the hypocrisy of non disabled people acting like we’re “lucky” to be housebound/bedbound or that disability is some vacation - when they wailed and screamed about temporary stay at home orders.
When staying home was suddenly NOT a choice - it was the worst thing to ever happen to them and a violation of their freedom.
I can’t get out of bed - but I’m “lucky”. Ok then.
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Strong views about abolishing oppression, hierarchy, agency, and self-governance - but I also trust people by default and give them room to grow, unless they give me reason not to. That all also applies to technology and how it's built.