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by TrickyRick 3y ago
Figma Initial release date: September 27, 2016 Sorry, disqualified according to your own arbitrary rules. And regarding AI startups there's about a bazillion of them in EU, just as in the US. Sure, ChatGPT was invented by a US company
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by TrickyRick 3y ago
Considering they keep racking up fines I seriously doubt it. It's become like banking regulation, fines are just a cost of doing business and you just have to factor in the percent chance of getting caught times average size of fine vs
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by TrickyRick 3y ago
Mandated USB-C was good, swappable batteries that's coming in a few years as well. GDPR was mostly useless and the only real consequence is more cookie banners that people accept as a knee jerk reaction and a lot of money that went to
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by TrickyRick 3y ago
According to that same page the trend is also moving worryingly upwards (Utvecklingen sedan 1990). So to answer the OP's question (Instead of trying to cheat by answering a completely different question) it's about 2x worse now th
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by TrickyRick 3y ago
jQuery is a bit of a poor example in the context since most of the stuff jQuery provides HAS been integrated into the standard making the lib obsolete. If the ES standard introduces types in a good way that will of course make TS obsolete.
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by TrickyRick 3y ago
How would you suggest they install dependencies then?
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Face images in ePassports: how high resolution are they?(inverid.com)
4 points by TrickyRick 3y ago|0 comments
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Ah I see! Might be US exclusive. Anyway the VPN solution works well in all countries.
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
You mean the feature literally called YouTube Premium Lite? ;) https://www.youtube.com/premiumlite Another option is to just VPN to Turkey when setting it up (Can be done with a UK account and UK card) and then it's ab
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Hardly, every other video is filled with "This video is sponsored by Shit Company X". This is what Sponsorblock solves.
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Ah you mean like most women who never write the first message to anyone?
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
They've basically created Trump Bot
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Like the other person wrote we switched from a home-rolled system to LaunchDarkly.
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Most companies are not in the business of building UIs for rule engines, A/B-testing, user segmentation, etc. The value of giving non-engineers the power to roll out features without code changes is worth quite a lot. (Where I work we
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
In the UK it's not only illegal to record, it's also illegal to even listen. https://aviation.stackexchange.com/a/3280
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
This is like saying "I don't wear my seatbelt because I've never been in an accident". Safety systems isn't about one or the other, it's about having multiple systems and procedures in place to prevent a disast
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Google is holding an event about search and AI on February 8th(theverge.com)
1 points by TrickyRick 4y ago|0 comments
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenerife_airport_disaster We've learned the lesson once already that not having ground radar is a bad idea.
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Even the most environmentally conscious person in an industrialized nation will emit massive amounts of CO2 in their lifetime, provided of course that nobody invents a "quick fix" for CO2 emissions in their lifetime. Of course in
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
To the surprise of absolutely nobody, the whole list is banks.
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Maybe the statement should rather be "most banks racking up billions in fines are too big to fail". Wells Fargo certainly is.
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Meta Penalties Since 2000: $6B(violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org)
1 points by TrickyRick 4y ago|0 comments
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Already submitted... so many times https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33973540 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33985553 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34013038 https:/&#x
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Free speech applies to all speech, not just political speech. If you want "free speech as long as it's legal", this should be allowed. If you don't that's also fine, but then you can't cite "free speech&qu
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
So privacy protection only applies to the rich?
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
It's possible to do great things and still be a terrible person. I know some people might find it hard to believe but it's also possible for people to change as they age/get richer/get more powerful/get less powerfu
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
I heard some people walked in to a big building in DC after Trump tweeted which later got him banned. Imagine if it was your building! Or does free speech only apply to things Elon likes?
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
The press made a big thing of them using "emojis in a chat app" (Presumably Slack) for approving expenses. I wonder if they actually used Jira?
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
Today you can usually customize everything anyway. And if you just want the default setup from another editor there's probably a plugin for that. I remember when moving from Eclipse to IntelliJ a long time ago I brought some of the mos
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by TrickyRick 4y ago
And also the money's gone (Probably). It's not like he has tonnes of money hidden away like other rich people on trial, so even if he gets bailed out by being buddies with the right people, it's not like he will make billions

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