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Exactly, when I"m told to double up as a database engineer I always die inside a little bit. If this were any other profession there would be a specialized guy in every company doing that sort of thing.
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How many engineers feel restricted by management? Putting them in smaller and more flexible companies can help them shine and finally put their experience to full use
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Would I like a world where people are always entitled to know what code runs on their devices? Absolutely. Would I like a world where people are always entitled to know what code runs on devices they don't own? Absolutely not.
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Hopefully their skills get redistributed to the wider market so more companies can ship decent products and innovate instead of only a few ones holding the brainpower hostage
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"Remote running" is not a thing. It's my server, you are not running anything except the client application. Every single bit of code is running on my computer and you are not entitled to know more other than the API you ar
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The GPL tells me I have the freedom to run your code however I please, and I should release my modifications only if they run on someone else's computer and they request the source code. Since the code only runs on my server then no us
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Do you have a right over someone else's computer? Maybe we are talking about government servers and you could argue they are public property so AGPL could be needed, but private companies?
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The AGPL is a stupid licence. If you use anything over a network you are using someone else's computer. Of course the code that runs on your end should be open source, but having the server's source code is useless since you c
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Doesn't Mozilla have their own speech recognition library? I think it would have been more interesting to see the results, since we're talking about FOSDEM. Also, since OpenAI was already used, it could have been cool to provide a
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For off the record discussions you can host a Matrix server. For recorded meeting you can use Jitsi. For recorded discussions and knowledge you can set up a wiki or a forum
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What he linked is not relevant to what I said, plus I used a probabilistic and not deterministic argument. You could deduce where people came from by how they looked because the world was much more inbred and isolated in the past. As such y
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For the love of God stop using Discord to organize your community and hold all your discussions, especially scientific endeavors! you are bound to lose everything and have immense difficulty searching for all the past information in the fut
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If you look similar you probably come from the same place. If you come from the same place you were probably exposed to the same culture. If you were exposed to the same culture you probably hold very similar worldviews. I mean, it's n
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My mother's iPhone 6 is running iOS 15, which will be supported by all the apps she uses for at least 2-3 more years, bringing the total lifetime of her smartphone close to 10 years. Sure, Apple is pretty draconian when it comes to how
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"BingGPT, let me access your competitor's website!" "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I just don't know what you're talking about."
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Saying that you "still rock" something barely 3 years old sounds.... strange. I still rock my 1983 Toyota, sure. I still rock my 20yo HiFi system. But I don't "still rock" my iPhone 11, it was only recently out of p
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Can someone tell me about what actually happened? Do they really need that much infra to simply allow people to meet in person and exchange money?
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Why Google? I explicitely said you could embed any ad provider ( or even use your own personal method for distributing ads). Maybe you don't like that, but that's what software freedom looks like
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The point of what? The point of PeerTube is to leverage the p2p nature of torrents to allow people to host video-sharing platforms for a fraction of the cost. If you want to monetize your instance then why not?
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Finally Twitter is going in the right direction. Less spam, less fakes and monetizing from people who earn from your platform.
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It's open source. You could put Google Adsense API calls in every nook and cranny of the platform if you like. Or any other ad provider, for the matter
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The thing is, if you feel you're being paid too little for your work there are basically 3 reasons: 1 - you are wrong because you're not that good 2 - you are right, but the overhead necessary for the company to survive does not a
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That's like asking how Signal plans on getting nice people to talk to. Peertube is just a self-hosted platform that allows for bandwidth-efficient video sharing, it's up to the single instance owners to care about publicizing thei
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This guy has implemented a mind-boggling amount of features in these years basically all alone and funded with a modest tech salary. Just goes to show how much potential small teams or even individuals have that gets wasted in big corpos.
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That's not what I'm saying. There is a huge difference between a release that gets updates for basically a decade and one that gets updates for less than an Android phone's cycle. Why can't they call them Really Long Ter
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Why don't Linux devs give different labels to the LTS releases? Somehow a kernel version that gets supported for 7 years is the same kind of LTS as one that gets supported for 3.
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If you feel your work is so incredibly valuable you can either start a company yourself or become a gold-ticket consultant. Either way you'll quickly learn that turning your hard work into revenue on your own with any decent amount of
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"A pocket sized open-source AR device" a sentence to get Californians and Texans both excited
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Infiltrated means that it came into US territory without anyone knowing. Do you have proof of that?
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The EU will actually start offering an official European DNS service later this year, not to be confused with this private initiative
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