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OneDrive, Dropbox etc are not backup tools, they're file sync tools. This really should be common knowledge.

I think you severely underestimate the speed of sqlite + nvme.

"in your field"? All small businesses and solo enterpreneurs that I know who are hit by this are not "in this field". Their field is making jewelry or knitted toys or something similar. Now many are just not planning to ship EU wide just because it's too high risk for them.

Add new route to API that displays additional information we need, work out query for it, update controllers/models/whatnot. No need for top model for that.

I've worked in strategically important sector and only USB devices that were allowed were keyboards and mice. The use of Bluetooth keyboard/mouse was discouraged.

It wasn't in Mosaic either so I have no idea where they took that fact from.

It was just one off task and I already had agent doing categorising with the same data so I just asked it. Otherwise I agree.

Because I was already doing categorising and analysing same data with agent and I had my session open already. It should've been an easy task for an agent, right?

Just today I gave my local agent a CSV which listed a bunch files with of human readable size units and asked it to count rows in each GB range. Sounds simple enough but it completely miscalculated, because it parsed MB as GB for some reason. In hindsight it would've be quicker just to do it in Excel or something.

I live in the center of a capital of small EU country and I'm scheduled to get fiber Q3 this year. Copper is getting tired and flakey, 5G is overcrowded. There's been close to no progress in residential internet for the past 15 years.

For long time my daily driver was T480s with 24GB. I still have it, but don't use it anymore because it is slow for my needs now.

Zellij has context sensitive hint bar that shows possible key bindings. You can turn it off, but by default it's there.

Would you like them to as a local? That probably is the answer to your question.

I'm from Europe and never hear indians clumped together with chinese as "asian". When speaking of geography, then yes, but that's about it. It's always "Indian startup", never "Asian startup" for example. Indian food, not Asian food etc. YMMV

Are you from UK perhaps? Because UK is the only place I know where "asian" also includes India and Pakistan. Everywhere else India is sort of separate entity and always mentioned separately.