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by bcye 9mo ago
It's a non profit so I think the risk of change for the worse is little.
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by bcye 9mo ago
Maybe they are just heavily reinvesting?
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by bcye 9mo ago
What would be the use case for that?
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by bcye 9mo ago
Well it's generally a good idea to ask a fellow traveller when you hear an announcement you don't understand. Especially if it doesn't use words you've commonly heard before. And maybe tell them instead of having Schaden
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by bcye 9mo ago
Splitting trains is a quite common thing in Germany (though more long distance) and communicated in the official app. If third party apps don't show that information that's on their part. Usually it's also said after departur
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Open Neuromorphic(open-neuromorphic.org)
2 points by bcye 9mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 10mo ago
You only need to vet the website if you care about the privacy of the picture, and a website is run in a reliably sandboxed environment, whereas local tools run with much more elevated permissions.
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The Architecture of Open Source Applications(aosabook.org)
2 points by bcye 10mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 10mo ago
A large part of the pipeline consists of insurance, rental cars, hotels, etc.
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by bcye 10mo ago
They would appear no less legitimate then now?
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Drinking the Largest Beer at the Airport Makes Everything Better(airportbeer.selfhelpartpublishingempire.com)
16 points by bcye 10mo ago|6 comments
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by bcye 10mo ago
The question was why do investors invest
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by bcye 10mo ago
Reminder that LLMs only(?) consume energy on the order of a few seconds of Netflix[1]. [1]: https://bsky.app/profile/simonwillison.net/post/3m6qdf5rffs2...
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by bcye 10mo ago
VCs do not invest for a modest return.
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by bcye 10mo ago
Even for server ~~java~~typescript, I almost always reach for Bun nowadays. Used to be because of typestripping, which node now has too, but it's very convenient to write a quick script, import libraries and not have to worry about wha
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by bcye 10mo ago
It just works. Whatever JavaScript/TypeScript file or dependencies I throw at it, it will run it without needing to figure out CJS or ESM, tsconfig, etc. I haven't had that experience with deno (or node)
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Everybody's Album – Creating the next #1 Album(everybodysalbum.com)
1 points by bcye 11mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 11mo ago
Can you point to any of these guides?
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by bcye 11mo ago
Detailers spend a lot of time in 3D perspectives and zoomed in close so I don't think that this is generally true.
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by bcye 11mo ago
It sounds like you're still actively using the copyright (by distributing your software) in that case, so no?
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by bcye 1y ago
off-topic but it really is awesome on how many OSS projects Horizon/NLnet/NextGen Europe pops up.
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by bcye 1y ago
Thank you, that does sound like a good start. Do you have a book you can recommend on this?
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Ask HN: What's needed for a minimal production Docker deployment?
7 points by bcye 1y ago|5 comments
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by bcye 1y ago
I think immich.app is the production domain, not cloud?
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by bcye 1y ago
Also reported on by FT: https://www.ft.com/content/c2e8cb34-7d09-4360-9647-b7cbb09f0...
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Retinal Implant Restores Central Vision in Patients with Advanced AMD(upmc.com)
6 points by bcye 1y ago|1 comments
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by bcye 1y ago
On the topic of ambient livestreams: https://lofi.cafe
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Hop.js: a safe, free CDN for open-source projects, without the privacy tax(bunny.net)
1 points by bcye 1y ago|0 comments
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by bcye 1y ago
> 3) However, don’t forget the text of the EUPL: “Should the Licensee’s obligations under the Compatible License conflict with his/her obligations under this (EUPL) License, the obligations of the Compatible License shall prevail”.
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by bcye 1y ago
For people interested the Interoperable Europe Portal offers very detailed documentation on using and interpreting this license: https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/collection/eupl

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