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by bilekas 1y ago
> Between overworked, understaffed ATC and undertrained pilots, I'm expecting some major disasters in the coming years. Maybe in the US, but this story is based in Europe, each country maintains a regulated standard and there are no
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by bilekas 1y ago
Internationally yes, but Ryanair don't travel transatlantic.
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by bilekas 1y ago
I don't see a good enough reason to move over from Htmx, unless im missing something you're just moving more lines to the server side. At this point why not just bite the bullet and go back to the old days of php serving html. &qu
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by bilekas 1y ago
> We don’t rely on templates — each design is uniquely created by AI, just for you. There's some irony in there somewhere I'm sure. I don't see the use case here, infact it's one of those subjects that I feel should b
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by bilekas 1y ago
I'm completely with you on this. I think a lot has to do with Alex Kurtzman. He has that particular opinionated way and he needs to inject it in everything he touches, very "Hollywood safe and committee approved" The earlier
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Gold hits $4,000 an ounce for the first time(cnn.com)
27 points by bilekas 1y ago|12 comments
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by bilekas 1y ago
> 2. Force release of source code if not providing LTS. You don't want to support it fine. But don't block people from what they bought. Tangentially there is a movement happening in this regard for video games for studios to p
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Looks like they want to use the brand to push out their own stuffs, which seems to be reasonable. As long as they don't touch the education/OSS part I guess it will benefit both. Given the current market for Qualcomm, it hone
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by bilekas 1y ago
> How are all Russians in Lithuania or Estonia responsible for the deeds of the Russian government? Or Russians in England? It's not about Russian people, you assumed that. There are well known connections between any company doing
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by bilekas 1y ago
There was a great expression I read in relation to Microsoft's Xbox division, they recently increased their prices in some cases by 100% but one commentor said "They're too big to care". I think this applies now also wit
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Now please repeat the sentence, but use Jews, Muslims, or PoC instead of Russians. Why? OP decided to use Russians, as they're free to do so. No need to bring your objections to personal feelings here.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> In fact, terraform exposes the complexity of AWS, since with terraform you need to hook everything up manually. Clearly you've never had to deal with deploying large systems on AWS because if your account even has provisioning per
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Teams over-engineering their build pipeline, building "platforms" that other teams must use, an unmaintainable and untestable mess. Time better spent elsewhere. I have to disagree a little here, if you're already in AWS,
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Your team gets bogged down with complex Terraform scripts, manual configuration, and endless CI/CD pipelines. I really hate marketing speak like this. Terraform is there specifically to solve the Aws infrastructure complexity.you
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by bilekas 1y ago
This. I'm still sitting on some almost core code that's written on an over enthusiastic teenagers idea of a plan.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Piracy is such a weird grey area, especially for companies I think most people will agree, torrenting/pirating on company resources is a dumb idea. You probably deserve to be fired for it, grey area or not. Unless you have Faceboo
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by bilekas 1y ago
From their brief on the drones themselves: https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/transportation/amazon-drone... > Our approval includes the ability to fly Beyond Visual Line of Sight, using our sophisticated on-boar
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Plenty dont have a choice and participate in rackets I do appreciate that, but seems to me that the path towards change (CEO epiphanies) is for as many people as possible boycott the job.. It's a mentality change and I'm glad
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by bilekas 1y ago
> There is no such thing as a labor shortage. Of course there isn't. This is out of touch employers saying "Nobody wants to work for $1 an hour, so must mean there's a shortage." It's wild, that same in the servi
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by bilekas 1y ago
> But beyond that, he began looking at the labor shortage in trade work, starting with technicians. It's amazing how there can be labour shortages, yet companies still don't pay people a living wage. I thought the market was su
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"Zero-Copy" – a modern data fantasy(blog.metamirror.io)
2 points by bilekas 1y ago|0 comments
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by bilekas 1y ago
Or the counter FB argument "It's not illegal because I'm NOT seeding."
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by bilekas 1y ago
But ai loves them, so we will be stuck with them for a few years at least. > they are sometimes read differently by people from different language backgrounds I'm really curious of some examples you have actually how an image is inf
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by bilekas 1y ago
This is actually kind of cool, I've implemented my own version of this for my job and seems to be something that's important when the numbers gets tight, but if I remember correctly for their case i guess, wouldn't it have be
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by bilekas 1y ago
Episode is called million merits. Sits one of the first season and yes, Charlie Brooker was always on the trigger.
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by bilekas 1y ago
So we as the real people have to pay because the AI might consume it ? If you believe the AI isn't consuming those paywalled articles also, I have a bridge to sell you.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> "stingy readers preventing authors from eating" Because as I just counted for you I'm subscribed already to 6 others.. at different rates. Some of them crossing over with articles. To you I sound "entitled" but
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by bilekas 1y ago
If they could, you absolutely know they would.
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by bilekas 1y ago
"How paid subscriptions ate the spread of information" I can't subscribe to another site and seems the archive link is not working for me either. Would love to read it though because while YCombinator just follows where they
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by bilekas 1y ago
> US regulation of food is a joke I don't know if it's a joke, in the EU we do enjoy a lot more strict regulations, good and bad sometimes, but to me the US system just seems more 'reactionary' rather than proactive.

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