Nathanba

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by Nathanba 2y ago
They already commit a DMA violation by showing any google map at all then. It's not rocket science to conform to the spirit of the law, if they offer a simple API for other map providers to provide their own strings to google it will b
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yes but this is a multi billion dollar company and the base integration could be as simple as opening the link and it doesn't even have to link to the correct place. They can have the ui make clear that it's a generic link to anot
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I think the topic is hard to talk about because the EU is technically trying to do the right thing but reality often rewards the conquerors and the US, China etc. (aka the competitors) still believe in the right of tech conquest. They don&#
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by Nathanba 2y ago
what exactly prevents them from giving me a dropdown with links to apple maps, kagi maps, bing maps and google maps and my choice gets saved to my google account as the default? Instead all they show me is a useless javascript map which is
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by Nathanba 2y ago
It took me a long time to get to grips with the fact that you can't even take for granted that your own parents act in your best interest. We were all propagandized with love and kumbaya songs. In reality life is a lot more.. erm let&#
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by Nathanba 2y ago
It inherently asks for a custom implementation because it's almost like workflows are just how you'd have to code and run everything anyway. Conceptually: why wouldn't we want to reconnect to any work we are currently in prog
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I never liked it either because to me it's a lie. I'm not getting the open source version of SUSE.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
it's because many other cloud services offer sending to S3, that's pretty much it
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by Nathanba 2y ago
that really is the truth behind storypoints, somebody wants a way to create pressure. Which is also why storypoints are so bad because now you are pressuring everybody, even the good workers, despite only wanting pressure on a couple people
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by Nathanba 2y ago
if you are at a point where you employ such a factory throughput thinking for information workers then you're misusing information workers in my opinion. Focusing on a throughput metric is just as nonsensical as focusing on how many li
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Code is not 1d, a single if() already creates another line that makes it 2d
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The same goes for all human relationships, you might as well include your parents or spouse. Or the government or your local grocery store that might close when you least expect it. I think it feels bad in a special way with the companies b
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by Nathanba 2y ago
pretty interesting, Origin-Agent-Cluster only exists on Chrome/Edge so far though and it sounds like it is only intended as a browser hint. From the example I don't quite understand though: Why would the non-parallel version alre
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I noticed something similar on a project I was on. I was given the task to supervise external contractors but given no authority to tell them how to do things. I basically had to convince them with arguments. Well predictably it's pret
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Same journey for me, sadly I don't think drinking coffee consistently is the perfect answer. No matter what amount I drink it either becomes too little (because I adapt) or too much (Far worse sleep, somewhat depressive, can't wor
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by Nathanba 2y ago
yes maybe but then you still had to work hard without appropiate reward for a while. So what difference does it make? Either way you'll be working to prove yourself first and then you make a decision whether you want to keep working ha
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by Nathanba 2y ago
because the "regardless of reward" thing is supposed to be temporary until a decent human being above you realizes that you should be rewarded. If we all just did the absolute minimum then society and humanity would never get anyw
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yes and on top of all this the physical exertion that you are doing in a bluecollar job is really useless for health and that's the most positive way to describe it. I'd say that it's probably always very detrimental.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
yes, would be unfair towards all the other http tools that arent curl if you bundle it
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by Nathanba 2y ago
> In general, any solution that requires people to just go along with it is doomed to failure - someone eventually will figure it's in their benefit to defect. Stable solutions are ones that, by design, align with default human beha
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I would strongly disagree with that, do not go into a migration with the expectation that you'll impact people. If you do that, you'll take shortcuts, you'll start thinking in the wrong ways. Suddenly you'll start saying
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The footguns with C and memory errors are super subtle though and cause random crashes. It would be more like riding a bicycle with thousands and thousands of potential errors and if you ever make the tiniest mistake in the repair and upkee
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by Nathanba 2y ago
why does it feel so much worse when you don't drag from the middle and instead from the e.g right side? It feels stuck and sometimes it snaps. If the point from which rotations are calculated changes then I think it should somehow be v
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Nah, it won't because it happens all the time that my password manager doesn't recognize the current url because the auth signin flow had so many weird urls in it that I had to save the url manually and now it's not the right
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by Nathanba 2y ago
We always lived in this world though, you were already competing with millions of other people (human workers). You can't possibly compete with millions. So why even try? AI just adds even more competition but the equation hasn't
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by Nathanba 2y ago
also meilsearch is more like quickwit, their distributed offering but quickwit is AGPL
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I think the reason why someone wouldn't want to do this is because it will cost Google money to keep it active on any level.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yes, the only real argument against the 100% cases that I've ever heard is that there would be fewer people admitting to murder if they knew that they would be killed. But I think this shouldn't bother us, so what if fewer people
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The question shouldn't be "why" because the answer is obvious: Companies have more money and more people and more time and therefore more power than you as an individual. The solution also already exists: The government shoul
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Private individuals should not get to decide what public building aesthetic I need to accept

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