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by Y-bar 2y ago
Yes. The problem was not about the tax level, nor the inter-state competition. The problem was that it was _not_ a free and fair competition. The tax deal was not offered to all companies. Ireland secretly did this to only select companies,
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Which secret sweetheart deals does Luxembourg have? The secrecy and exclusivity were central to the judgement. The EU requires a level playing field for all companies, which is why individual governments striking secret tax deals not availa
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by Y-bar 2y ago
If the full time wage can't result in a decent living (housing, food, medical expenses, clothes, feed and clothe a kid or two, and put away a little on the side) then it clearly is too little. Edit: Check out https://livingw
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The linked company page says they are located in Hillsboro, Oregon[1]. Which is where Intel also has a campus[2]. My guess is that most people of this new company just moved across the street. How are non-competes in that state? 1. https:&
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Our workplace has a lot of public channels in the style of "Soccer" and "MLB" and "CryptoInvesting" which are useless to me and I have never joined any of them and do not want them at all in my search results.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
From my perspective there was nothing rhetorical about that question as I occasionally encounter it as a serious thing. Some colleagues really do not want optimistic UI events. Some swear by them. I don’t have any strong feelings one way or
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by Y-bar 2y ago
They even acknowledge the limitations and problems with Toasts: > 1. Add inline feedback > > Information in auto-dismissing snackbars must also be communicated using another accessible method inline or near the action that triggere
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Debouncing is a known development tool for most non-immediate actions. It's related UI concept of locking individual UI elements is also well understood by many users (not by that technical name, but by "it's working on my ac
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by Y-bar 2y ago
How I see it as well. Gruber really wanted the project to use a name which did not imply any kind of “official” status, support, or such relationship with regards to him and Markdown.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
You are unfortunately making the same incorrect conclusion many of us did back then. It was about the _Name_ , never about the syntax/implementation. Gruber was very clear with his license and regular words that he did not allow the us
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I bet, if I would take your copyrighted work, create a deritative work, have the gall to call it "Standard YourCopyrightedWork", and then go back and forth if it is a derivative work or not, you would certainly not consider me fri
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I’ve been scouring the preferences pane once again but can’t find anything like it. Any tips?
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I am currently trying to fit Obsidian into my workflow as a note taking app, and this is one of my main gripes about the app. Another being that it does not integrate well with the operating system spell checking, so adding a word elsewhere
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Speaking from my own experience, and implementations, it rarely has any direct influence. It is a roundabout way of saying that “if you accept we will get some additional data that will influence our decision-making”. Which in turn could he
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The results of the research and development effort, e.g. the code and resources like documentation is how I was reading that sentence.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The decision might just as well have been taken place on the moon, laws such as DSA, DMA, and GDPR tend to protect the resident and rarely cares where a decision affecting that resident was taken. Example where GDPR tries to resolve the p
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The Digital Markets Act and/or Digital Services Act ought to have something to say about this, especially the "this secret decision is final and we refuse to say anything else" part of the story.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> the stuff that the LLM might create de novo would not have copyright protection Can you expand on this? From my academic studies (which are indeed growing a bit stale) a Language Model (Large, Medium, Small doesn't matter) is a de
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> The output of a machine simply does not qualify for copyright protection – it is in the public domain. I am reading this right… ? If this argument is generally true, does this mean that the output of a compiler might also be sent into
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Legal Eagle in his YouTube analysis on the matter said that corporations will absolutely be able to venue shop for favourable judges.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
We use it for a two main reasons: - Due to how the FISA (e.g. 702) laws in the USA are incompatible with GDPR, GA4 is illegal is much of EU (and EEA). - Plausible actually collects less data on the visitor, making it more ethically sound.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Why are you seemingly arguing that the only personally identifiable bits of information are those with a strict 1:1 relation to an individual? And what are you trying to understand exactly? > About half of the U.S. population (132 millio
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Because I know where jeeg274642 belongs in the set of [gender, nationality_and_region, age_group, pregnancy_status, ...]. Just like a Social Security Number, a cookie (or whatever storage tech is used) need not contain the exact data of the
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I think Article 4, section 1 answers your question with regards to online identifiers such as cookies: > ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable n
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I spent two summers as a cleaner at a pharmaceutical company in my late teens. The "round corners are easier to clean" were a thing there as well, reason I was told was that sharp corners will scrape off some residue from the clea
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I hit the "not me" button _once_ in the MS Authenticator app. Never touching that button again. What happened was that I was immediately logged out from most systems and had to call IT to unlock my account. Apparently Outlook had
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by Y-bar 2y ago
That's just for emulation, dropping hats using ARM and RI (regular intelligence) should be natively supported on your wetware.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> This is far from the dominant opinion. True if you are counting individual stocks, maybe not so if you are counting individual owners? > How is that relevant? It was posited that Elon was a "curve goes to the skies" kind o
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Sorry, I did not want to come across as anti-TSLA so I chose to ignore the highest peaks such as November 2021 where the stock is down more than 50% since.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> Tell me what is better The slow and steady one, definitely. > CEO that says I will take this company into the stratosphere TSLA is -25% this year, -29% since June 2023, -11% since June 2021. This does not look like stratospheric num

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