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hopefully this has the opposite effect of what Apple intends and ruins their app ecosystem. Non-EU developers hopefully also stop developing apps for Apple.
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Yes in my view this is really obvious punishment and the EU should increase the pressure on Apple. Don't be afraid of US companies and their bully tactics, let's see who has the longer arm. For all I care we can remove Apple devic
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3y ago
That would be very foolish because the tiny, known chance of death may just be the tip of the iceberg.
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I've literally never heard of anyone using google pay, zelle or venmo or cashapp. My prediction is that whatsapp will add payment functionality too if they dont already have it
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3y ago
because I don't have Venmo or Cashapp but I have twitter
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3y ago
These companies think that showing ads for their own products isn't an ad
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3y ago
>2. You can't force a market to act in a certain way, you can't make everyone stops tipping. of course you can, simply make tipping illegal and it will stop
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3y ago
yes I think the way we use the word "bug" generally means that it's a bug from a human being's point of view. But automated tests are automated, maybe what they catch shouldn't even be called bugs but just type/
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3y ago
My view now is that tests are mostly there as additional documentation and a form of cross cutting type checks. You have two functions with various parameters and then you write a unit test to document how these two functions interact with
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3y ago
Pretty easy to see how the EU is simply legislating whatever is comfortable for its leaders instead of what is right: https://www.dw.com/en/calling-prophet-muhammad-a-pedophile-d...
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3y ago
Of course they control speech, that's absolutely on the EU agenda. Hate speech is not legal in the EU
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3y ago
The US and many other countries also pour massive amounts of money into Palestine: https://www.usaid.gov/west-bank-and-gaza/our-work
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3y ago
Those safeguards should be on a technical level and with the human gatekeepers being swappable for whoever you trust most. Which is what different app stores effectively do: different human rating, moderation and trust descriptions.
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3y ago
You can have a nuclear missile in your pocket and still be a victim of a guy with a rock that comes up to you from behind. The idea that Israel can't be a victim because they are stronger militarily is absurd, the whole point of terror
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3y ago
> the point of a terrorist attack is to trigger an over reaction I don't agree with that at all, the point of a terrorist attack is to continue a war of attrition. An overreaction is actually the worst thing that can happen to terro
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3y ago
Numbers still go up for whatever human sits at the top, that's the demand. But the general principle of demand and supply exists even among AI internally. AI trading bots are their own economy, it would be the same for intelligent robo
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3y ago
This is ironically a simple issue of demographics. Whether the biological humans like it or not there will be a larger demographic of artificial entities that do more of the economic and military work and therefore will have more weight in
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3y ago
In relation to artificial robotic power it will go down
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People have political power ultimately because they have military and economic power. That would potentially change if politicians have artificial people under their control that can patrol the streets and enforce any law they want and man
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3y ago
you may be forced to eat the synthetic food when it is the only kind of meat you can afford after most meat producers switched to the a production chain that produces synthetic meat for higher profit.
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the same reason that coke is cheaper than water sometimes: Because in the long run it's better for a company to sell and addict you to cheaply made processed food
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This is of course wrong, Mohammed as an illiterate man can copy things because he grew up in a christian and jewish influenced society and no doubt heard the stories of biblical characters and then decided to incorporate them into his own r
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3y ago
You can use playwright with the inspector open, it has a record button. Playwright is very nice, haven't tried the recording feature though https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13063165/212924587...
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maybe he really had an affirmative statement on this from Sam Altman but nobody signs an employment contract this quickly so it was all still up in the air
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it's probably the main reason why CEOs get paid so much: They aren't just workers anymore, they are public figures with fans and followers that support them beyond their objective work value
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3y ago
Most people just don't know what they are talking about. I think the only way that web components would be winning is if they were designed around a single render function to replace react but of course then the entire react/svelt
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yeah... I think we need something simple like Hare... but with memory safety
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I've uninstalled the xbox uwp apps and various built in apps many times and they keep coming back, it is very annoying. Especially the xbox one because one time their xbox game bar thing popped up during a meeting while I was remote de
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I only read that they use it for their build servers and use the snapshotting feature for quickly resetting the build environments. It's not a common use of a filesystem imo
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You are talking from a fixed, assembly line perspective of having to deliver fixed value at fixed intervals. This is just not how I think of myself - as a cog in a machine. If you have to think of people this way because this is the only wa
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