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by bestouff 8mo ago
> "You cannot make a return on investment if you don’t have access to the U.S. market." That tells a lot about who pays for healthcare in the US.
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by bestouff 9mo ago
Well, AI already sends your code to US so ...
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by bestouff 9mo ago
... and Canada doesn't seem very keen on going on like this.
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by bestouff 9mo ago
I see it more like calling out passive racism by these companies.
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by bestouff 9mo ago
Looks like the healthcare system.
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by bestouff 9mo ago
This.
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by bestouff 9mo ago
> Democrats need to listen to their own rhetoric and actually take the threat seriously, instead of seeing an opportunity to win a narrow partisan victory for their extremists. I'm wondering what you call "their extremists&quot
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by bestouff 9mo ago
Dont dream. Even if this project is successful, the protocol may be open but the API keys will only be available to Google, OpenAI & co through complicated deals. You'll never be able to use them.
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by bestouff 10mo ago
Someone with 300TB of free storage and a "chaotic" alignment could download a particular archive containing the whole Spotify shebang. And then run a Jellyfin instance around this archive. That would work quite well. Of course I w
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by bestouff 10mo ago
Indeed Max was involved in the "new app" trainwreck. And was subsequently fired from Sonos along with Patrick. (Source : I also have been fired with several hundreds others because of that fiasco ; you can guess I'm somewhat
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by bestouff 10mo ago
I bet you'll understand when you get older.
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by bestouff 10mo ago
I bought 1 used EV a few years ago. That thing seems like it won't age, everything works like day 1. My next car will be an EV, for sure.
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by bestouff 10mo ago
Yeah, now that github requires 2FA, which means I frequently have to do the phone dance, I'm always wary of clicking a github.com link.
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by bestouff 10mo ago
The manhunt from a drone becomes more of a nightmare.
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by bestouff 10mo ago
Look up PTP White Rabbit.
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by bestouff 10mo ago
> The beloved actor credits his remarkable longevity to his positive outlook and never getting angry.
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by bestouff 11mo ago
UX (from a dev standpoint) : I want to know if it works in France. I click on "which countries are supported". It reveals a link to the docs instead of a countries list. OK, I click the link. I'm in the "getting started&
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by bestouff 11mo ago
This is my case. Undiagnosed, not knowing much about this condition (but with a great score at TFA's test), and struggling with one of my kids which has some symptoms I recognize. And I know why she struggles in the school system, and
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by bestouff 11mo ago
Hey this is not my experience. Getting an appointment for my daughter - in France - was a few weeks wait. But also the whole diagnostic was around 500€, barely touched by the Sécurité Sociale and totally reimbursed by the insurance (mutuell
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The economic impact of Brexit [pdf](nber.org)
3 points by bestouff 11mo ago|1 comments
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by bestouff 11mo ago
> This paper examines the impact of the UK's decision to leave the European Union (Brexit) in 2016. Using almost a decade of data since the referendum, we combine simulations based on macro data with estimates derived from micro dat
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by bestouff 11mo ago
Do you mean like the Latinos who should let ICE officers do their job peacefully ?
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by bestouff 1y ago
So these things are phoning home. The exact opposite of why Home Assistant is existing.
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by bestouff 1y ago
It's the case everywhere in Europe I know of.
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by bestouff 1y ago
There are guarantees that many types of bugs won't happen in Rust code. That alone is a great progress.
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by bestouff 1y ago
Going from 10s down to 6s is not nearly near sufficient to me. This should be instant.
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by bestouff 1y ago
Use the Force .. err use Newpipe
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by bestouff 1y ago
Some journalists's job is to risk their life going to dangerous places. Going to the US is not yet being a war reporter but it's more risky than before.
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by bestouff 1y ago
This article says that the borrow checker doesn't look past functions signatures because of compiler performance. I strongly disagree. The reason is to avoid coupling. If it did, you couldn't swap 2 functions with the same signatu
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by bestouff 1y ago
I used to have the same one, with Asahi. There were some problems which were never fixed (battery drain in sleep mode, no working Thunderbolt ...). Now job will give me a brand new one (I guess M4 or M5), I don't know how I'll do

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