Aachen

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by Aachen 10mo ago
Wdym verification on both sides, did the recipient have to do anything? You can't just send money to an account number?
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Was wondering the same. "Do one thing and do it well" philosophy... If I want to run remote commands, I know how to do that already (namely, as you've shown), why learn to use a new tool for it? It's like these options t
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by Aachen 10mo ago
I hope you didn't find that first paragraph out the hard way today!
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Checking it out locally, they go for 30€ here. That's cheap! I remember just a few years ago such products costing 80~100€ if you wanted it in a polished product (not a sensor from China, needing to write code to read it out). Is this
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by Aachen 10mo ago
https://tweakers.net/nieuws/243456/italie-geeft-cloudflare-b... "boete" means "fine". With that, I think there's enough loan/brand words that the article lede is readable to any Engli
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Given that preface, I was really expecting that link to be a grepping tool rewritten in golang or something, or perhaps customised for markdown to weigh matches in "# heading title"s heavier for example
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by Aachen 10mo ago
This reply sounds like a lot more sensible take: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1q7qcux/the_no_... OP replied and there's another in-depth reply to that below it
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by Aachen 10mo ago
That makes sense, though you're still paying for the service or product that includes advertising as part of buying the third party product such as a beverage. If you can't afford the service or product then you're down to of
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Clearview seems even worse to me, but yeah this is a good candidate for second place on the list of undesirable businesses
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by Aachen 10mo ago
That sounds like good common sense, though I'd reword the "constant" with like <30% occupancy because cloud premiums are rather large My question was (to what ozim wrote), how's that new in 2026
551.
by Aachen 10mo ago
Idk what to tell you but my "hello world" + a few dozen lines of functionality are 9.6KB. Haven't done anything special to shave things off
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by Aachen 10mo ago
I addressed that above. If that's the point, the people with disposable income who view the ad subsidise the ad broker and the website as a hidden charge on a product which they probably didn't need. It doesn't get less effic
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by Aachen 10mo ago
> ads make available a huge amount of media and services to people who would otherwise be unable to afford it. They don't. Follow the money: why do ads power free services? The advertiser needs to expect to make more money in the
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Translated source: https://thuvienphapluat-vn.translate.goog/phap-luat/ho-tro-p... Online advertisements only. I was curious how they were going to implement that on TV! It doesn't mention how much time must be in
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Then the claim above can never be falsified because there will always be a value you can plug into the equation at which it's cheaper to rent (like at 50% occupancy, at 5%, at 0.5%... so long as you're not the only person in the w
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by Aachen 10mo ago
I think the joke is going over my head ^^; Maybe you mean 'just' a regular developer as opposed to a cryptobro? Edit: I see you added in a link. "The research found that more than half of the 1200 developers surveyed are unab
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by Aachen 10mo ago
- They mention Google Chrome tabs - They speak of HN as a single thing, so presumably not a third-party implementation but the official one
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by Aachen 10mo ago
> I had no idea common apps used to be just 10-30 MB. More like a few dozen kilobytes to a handful of megabytes. If you look in F-Droid you can find some good old apps where graphics are either small or it uses the default styles for but
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Pardon? I can't tell if you're serious. How would adding more lines of code in a program (or assets or whatever make up this size) add security?
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Do you mean the RAM used by the tab? The article is talking about disk space
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by Aachen 10mo ago
I was confused when starting to use Linux Mint. Sometimes when scrolling fast, some text would appear, but not always, and I also couldn't predict which text. I suspected the middle mouse button, but purposefully pressing it didn'
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Whether it's an increase in demand, decrease in supply, or some of each is the question. Prices don't normally go up when demand drops at an over- or steady supply
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by Aachen 10mo ago
When was buying a device from the manufacturer not cheaper than paying a middleman to manage rentals of said device?
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Still blows my mind that "binaries available" is called open source in the machine learning sphere. It's like calling Office 2007 open source (as opposed to the current browser versions) because you could run the binaries on
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by Aachen 10mo ago
That's source-available: you get to see the code and learn from it, but if you're not allowed to use it however you want (with as only common restrictions that you must then credit the creator(s) and also allow others the same fre
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by Aachen 10mo ago
I guess I didn't make it clear that this quoted argument was meant to sound silly. I know you can go on holiday with EVs! My mom was a bit apprehensive about spontaneously needing to find chargers and figure them out, and so I invited
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Ah, I think I understand the difference: we pay taxes for electricity (it's ~35ct/kWh atm) and so there's plenty of proceeds for electric cars as well. Afaik for you it's normal to pay less than half, but then this flat
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by Aachen 10mo ago
Wait, you pay extra for driving a cleaner vehicle when you live in that region? I'm not sure if I understand it correctly or if that's the full picture. Do EVs pay less for road taxes, emission fees, or get some different rebate t
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by Aachen 10mo ago
What trip to grandma can't you do anymore with an EV? > What if I want to do my vacation trips during the holidays where rentals are already booked? The same as you do when any other part is booked out: go elsewhere or do something
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by Aachen 10mo ago
That sounds like the extreme version of "but I need a fuel car because I want to drive it to France once a year for holiday". Driving something around all year for a once-a-year event is silly, but this is just insane. In a good l

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