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by bluesign 2y ago
yeah the problem here is there is no 'code A' usually, it is more like: 1000s of GPLed code (A1, A2, ... An ) Technically when you get a piece from each, there is no infringement legally. ( as they have all different copyright hol
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by bluesign 2y ago
because discussion is around 'legal' and laws only apply to humans. On ethical side of the discussion, I tend to agree with you. But it is also complicated subject; 'fair' in general is complicated, all this, GPL/AG
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by bluesign 2y ago
IANAL but searched a lot on this, this is very tricky subject legally. To simplify: - imagine all code Copilot trained on is GPL licensed. - we have a universal function `isInfringing(code)` that has access to all GPL code, and returns `tr
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by bluesign 2y ago
There are many examples, I posted one to parent. Usually it effects some small percentage of users. But size of the team or company not directly solving the problem.
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by bluesign 2y ago
https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2013/sep/26/google-pr...
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by bluesign 2y ago
To be fair to telegram; similar things happened to many big names: facebook, google, apple etc
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by bluesign 2y ago
Sorry I could write it more clear I suppose; I meant 4 hour daily work 6 days almost has the same productivity (if not more) as 8 hour daily work for 4 days. If you consider time for lunch and productivity decline in long working hours; hav
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by bluesign 2y ago
For me personally, when no commute, even 6x4 hours is much better than 4x8 hours ( 1 hour spent at lunch etc, effectively 4x7 maybe 4x6 anyway )
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by bluesign 2y ago
I think the issue here is, retention goes up because not everyone is doing it. ( so people have motivation to stay ) Also productivity does not go down, because not everyone is doing it. ( so people have motivation to not get fired ) In nor
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by bluesign 3y ago
The main risk here is not to the sender but to the receiver. Receiver gets an OTP code from some number, it works, then they associate this number with telegram. So if sender, sends some secondary SMS like "we detected an intrusion att
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by bluesign 3y ago
I think as long as they don't discriminate, they can get away with it. But will they choose to go this way is another question.
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by bluesign 3y ago
> Maybe in theory, but in practice they are one and the same. The CPM on ads where you don't know the audience is so low that you might as well skip the ads entirely. Your case only valid with "zero consent" case. This is
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by bluesign 3y ago
I think tracking-free and ad-free are different concerns here. Basically you can offer ad-free for $X/month, but tracking consent should be separate ( basically anyone would be able to deny tracking ) Same issue on the Apple side will
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by bluesign 3y ago
> Don't get me wrong, I think the DMA is a good thing and it is totally the right thing to do. This is the part that you and Google don't agree. If you look at your comment from that perspective, you can see why probe makes sen
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by bluesign 3y ago
I think problem with 'SMS 2FA is much better than nothing, as long as it's an actual second factor.' statement is: even though it is totally correct, at least passes some responsibility to 3rd party. ( phone operators etc ) S
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by bluesign 3y ago
I think the main issue is attribution. Especially when a lot of stuff breaks even on web, when you change the browser. Imagine I have some PWA at home screen now, working with Safari engine. I changed my browser to Chrome, let's say it
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by bluesign 3y ago
instant switching virtual desktop is the one which I miss.
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by bluesign 3y ago
Probably there are some costs involved after publishing the movie. Some minimum guarantee royalty commitment to some people involved, like actors etc.
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by bluesign 3y ago
This may work if you are only hiring senior people, but imagine hiring some mid level or junior employee. if US junior salary is Poland senior salary, would you willing to hire the senior dev from Poland to junior position ?
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by bluesign 3y ago
Beeper (before mini) was working with iMessage by relaying messages from VMs, probably one VM for x users. November 15 ( or a bit earlier, but communicated on that date) they switched to new iMessage bridge, where Beeper client directly com
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by bluesign 3y ago
This discussion is a bit like the dropbox/rsync comment, M1 was a huge leap for the users, I am yet to see anyone upgrading to M1 and not amazed around me. It was a technological huge leap or not is not the important part here in my op
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by bluesign 3y ago
Problem is not the "personalized advertising" alone, it is more dangerous when also combined with "bidding". When those two combined, you are most likely to see ads with bigger profit margins than small profit margins. L
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by bluesign 3y ago
In other words, a lot of clueless people entered drop shipping. With huge competition, sale prices declined, constant costs took more percentage.
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by bluesign 3y ago
Not Amazon directly but indirectly with customer expectations, you want to have it tomorrow now, instead of waiting for few weeks
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by bluesign 3y ago
normally it is something like: it looks like poker (single player) but with some bonus side game/bet added to add more edge to casino, where it tries to give you an illusion that you have more chance.
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by bluesign 3y ago
Problem is flipping the coin 20 times. I don’t think even 1 in 100 million would do that.
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by bluesign 3y ago
Imagine you buy for X, and sell to some supermarket for Y, and they pay you in T time. Optimum Y is not related to X, but the price when you replace the stock. ( let's say X2 ) When supply has problems, or economy is unpredictable, it
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by bluesign 3y ago
not a lawyer, but if there is no requirement without modification, lets say I developed X, someone made a version Y, they gave it to you. ( as you are the only user, they are only required to share modifications with you ), then you run thi
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by bluesign 3y ago
It is same if you have big audience, it is very different if you are developing for a niche market.
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by bluesign 3y ago
all good but demo said my Apple ID is Netherlands, while it is not.

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