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by WA 3y ago
Depends a lot on your product, your target market(s), number of supported languages, number of employees, and most of all: the risk class of the product. QMS can be around 15-20k Study: not necessarily needed if you do not need new evidence
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by WA 3y ago
- People lived in way smaller houses back then. - People had only one car. - People ate meat once per week. - People had way fewer things in their houses. You gotta consider increases in material possessions as well if you want to calculate
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by WA 3y ago
The sad thing is that there is an optimal number for working hours for employees in "potential emergency jobs". It is around 85% or so. (I forgot the source, I think it was Gerd Gigerenzer on managing risks.) This way, they can ha
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by WA 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. Code (especially core) with zero third-party dependencies is a refreshing sight. I have a custom canvas renderer for a project with zero animations so far and will take inspiration to implement some from your project. Lo
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by WA 3y ago
I re-read again. You are right, he says "personal emails are PII" in this email. In the original post however he dismisses the whole GDPR data request process as "we don't need this, because you can provide fake data&quo
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by WA 3y ago
Vlad is not discussing, he is lecturing. The author of the blog post seems right. Vlad defends his position "lol email is not PII" repeatedly, despite being obviously and completely wrong. He has no understanding that it doesn&#x2
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by WA 3y ago
What do you mean?
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by WA 3y ago
Because you usually have to move to the other EU country, or at least live there for half the year and many people still like to live in Germany. Optimizing taxes might not be the main goal in life.
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by WA 3y ago
You, as CEO, are also personally liable in a GmbH if you screw up very badly. In reality, it might not happen too often, but if you act illegally, you're on the hook: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/GmbH-Gesch%C3%A4f
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by WA 3y ago
Why should it get worse? It is a separate product and works standalone, no? I for one always go directly to google.com/flights I don’t see the need to have this embedded in Google SERPs. This way, Google Flights can still link directly
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by WA 3y ago
Unfortunately, this blog post is completely untrustworthy, because the data isn’t public. The only public thing are the links in this section: "Many European users are raising concerns on message boards and in our help forums that they
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Apple now allows retro game emulators on its App Store(arstechnica.com)
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by WA 3y ago
THC is a hallucinogen. It can trigger psychosis. I know a person who committed suicide because of this. I know more people who kinda threw their lives away and became total slackers, because they were high all the time in their late teens.
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by WA 3y ago
> and just rendering their system via one big canvas element Interesting perspective, but I'm not sure if this would really solve the problem. You'd have to implement so much functionality that we take for granted (selecting te
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by WA 3y ago
1. OpenAI and the whole baggage of training on company data should be optional. Titles and summaries might not be that important and could be provided by the user. 2. Never ever will I buy anything from a company that looks like it's h
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by WA 3y ago
You can do it in CSS only.
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by WA 3y ago
Same with Silo. They changed it in unnecessary and outright stupid ways. I‘m on team "book is way better".
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by WA 3y ago
Fair enough. Regarding (3): The alternative to Electron-Cordova-Wrapper-JS apps is not "native app" but "no app at all". Most people think about flashy apps that probably should be native. You mentioned Slack. But many a
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by WA 3y ago
Many many apps are made with JS, HTML and CSS and run in a thin wrapper on top of WKWebView (Cordova, nowadays Capacitor). It is Electron sans a browser engine and has been around forever. Support for PWAs don't change a thing about ho
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by WA 3y ago
5 hours in, place 65. It doesn't even have the typical flamewar indicators such as # of comments > # of upvotes.
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by WA 3y ago
Same here. Never heard of Google Reader before it was killed. I used an RSS reader in Firefox or something like that. And now, NetNewsWire on macOS and iOS.
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by WA 3y ago
Your own domain helps zero to prevent linking your activity across sites. Fastmail masked emails + 1Password helps though.
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by WA 3y ago
> First, cookie banners are not legal anymore. They should be a dialog where 'No' is the first and foremost option and 'Yes' (opt in to tracking) requires permission per type of tracking. Got a reliable source for tha
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by WA 3y ago
I don’t like Tailwind. But you probably have it the wrong way. You claim malicious intent such as vendor lock-in. Your article sounds as if all this was planned as a cash grab from the beginning. The more likely development path of Tailwind
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by WA 3y ago
No. There is no inline style for @media, :hover etc.
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by WA 3y ago
Water filters can be sources of all kinds of germs. Depending on your local water quality, it might make sense to not use them at all.
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by WA 3y ago
2013-07-01 ISO 07/01/2013 US 01.07.2013 Rest Pick one, but not the abomination you posted, thanks.
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by WA 3y ago
Such a backwards viewpoint. Just because normal people don't know about it yet, doesn't mean it can't work in the future. Needs a bit of re-training and possibly a couple bigger apps going full PWA.
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by WA 3y ago
Is there a more simple JS linter that does 90% of what basic TypeScript does? I mostly use simple types (basic times, Promises, arrays, and a bunch of interfaces) and I find TypeScript valuable for that. It saved me a few times from accide
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by WA 3y ago
I still wonder who enforces the MDR if a company from outside the EU offers their app/software to EU citizens without any certification. There are quite a few health apps that are considered medical devices under MDR, but not in other

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