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by 627467 2y ago
you have the option to invest time in blending in and be treated as a local
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by 627467 2y ago
How deep does liability of a electricity provider go when they have major power outage? even if due to gross neglicence? would they be liable for all downstream failures including loss of life?
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by 627467 2y ago
I understand that CS doesn't draw much sympathies even before this happened - from myself included - and it is easy to pin point systemic issues to a single failure point and make it liable and financially responsible for all downstrea
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by 627467 2y ago
the full headline (at this time at least) is more nuanced than seen here in hn: CrowdStrike will be liable for damages in France, based on the OVH precedent.
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by 627467 2y ago
framer makes a few steps up from figma and that's why I design/prototype straight in framer these days: you get all the wysiwyg of figma and infinite canvas while supporting breakpoints and publishing to the web for testing
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by 627467 2y ago
the commercial service is called OmniAI. zerox is just the name of a component (github repo, library) in a possible software stack. am I only one finding these sort of takes silly in a cumulative globalized world with instant communications
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by 627467 2y ago
Where is the recurring revenue in a 3.5mm jack or a SD card slot?
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by 627467 2y ago
Okay,not having historical data avaliable to make decision on what to put into a patient is understandable - but maybe also print critical stuff per patient once a day? - but not being able to log an action in realtime should not be a criti
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by 627467 2y ago
The teacher/tutor certainly won't be replaced by an AI. But those we call 'teachers' nowadays - possibly even for decades - are struggling glorified janitors because society treats schools as daycare. It's understan
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by 627467 2y ago
Actually, it is zero sum. there's finite resources, human talent, and centers for decision making. yeah, European startup gets American money today, and American decision making center grows larger. whether the money paid into European
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by 627467 2y ago
my argument is, none of the observable actions from European leadership are effective towards independence and I would argue those actions are detrimental - ie. wasting money in a decaying, incapable and parasitic organizations
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by 627467 2y ago
knowledge is preserved by having more people have it and build upon it. subsidizing decaying incumbents is not an effective way to preserve knowledge
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by 627467 2y ago
nationalism is dying with the older generations and importing new labour from abroad is not really the short term solution for that
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by 627467 2y ago
will it? or will engineering talent just move elsewhere after realizing their talents are wasted in bureaucratland?
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by 627467 2y ago
at this stage I question the resolve of any European leader in actually wanting to achieve anything of note in a consequential manner. it's cheaper but not cost-free to sustain a narrative of "independence" and "alternat
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by 627467 2y ago
that's a marginal improvement in attitude than previous Arianespace leaders: > "Let us say we had ten guaranteed launches per year in Europe and we had a rocket which we can use ten times—we would build exactly one rocket per y
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by 627467 2y ago
...yet you have a phone (for the moving barcode and whatnot) which is heavier and bulkier than a card?
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by 627467 2y ago
I keep reading about this argument but Olympics and World Cup matches are arguably as large events (if not larger) and they place name on ticket and check ID at entrance. people complain at ticketmaster yet seem to bend over backwards to ju
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by 627467 2y ago
that's really just an opinion. and I'd argue that if people really care about a fair and sustainable concert going, given how ridiculous the live event situation is, you'd support pretty common and standard requirements like
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by 627467 2y ago
+1 to this. also doesn't Olympics and World Cup class events also face similar issue as concerts, and they allow for fair'ish purchase and resale by private people, but only through their platform?
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by 627467 2y ago
how is this not the same as 8 people trying to find airline tickets for everyone? you can buy tickets for different passengers. some airlines/travel agencies even allow for name change for a fee.
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by 627467 2y ago
has there been claims that dark mode are easier on your eyes in any context? I always assumed it to be the case only for low environmental light situations: watching entertainment or coding. other than this benefit, I use dark mode to save
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by 627467 2y ago
for whatever reason I always thought a11y was ally. but, is c14n c(i)yan? and, what is l18n?
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by 627467 2y ago
shame that Samsung handicapped their flip product line by removing dex
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by 627467 2y ago
so good, more hours to better serve their northern/western fellow european overlords
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Europe smarts as Elon Musk's SpaceX wins key satellite deal(politico.eu)
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by 627467 2y ago
other than when there's an actual legal implication: why does it matter what it's called?
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by 627467 2y ago
Any keyboard incapable of simultaneously (without switching) support multiple languages is a deal breaker for me... Unfortunately it seems like gboard is the only one that supports this
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by 627467 2y ago
in this modern day of increased privatized medicine, health insurances and self-absorbed people, what is the incentive to let a person die? the longer you keep someone with medical needs and decent insurance the more you can milk the their
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by 627467 2y ago
I definitely get the emergence of eink on phone form factor for various activities but... as a dedicated ereader? the tall form factor just feels a horrible for long read ergonomics.

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