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by calculated 4y ago
I wasn’t talking about worldcoin but generally. In the future there will have to be changes because everyone would be able to fake a video. Submission has nothing to do with it I was talking about the deepfaked video itself.
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by calculated 4y ago
Ok what about going to court, submitting evidence - a video of someone committing fraud?
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by calculated 4y ago
What about when you try to have a social network without bots?
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by calculated 4y ago
Amazing. Another thing - make it si that we can give you our emails and you can send us updates there so we can track the progress of the app and come back to it when needed.
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by calculated 4y ago
Great service, Bea! Would it support Databases as a source in the future?
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I was going to say the same thing as you. The article has a good title but besides that it completely missed the point. And the sentence you quoted was only the cherry on top.
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Yeah I guess that there’s multiple factors here. We’re a very flat company and we also have an amazing culture honestly. And another thing is that we are remote first.
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by calculated 4y ago
I feel like I live on a totally different planet. I’m working for a European open source product company. I have tasks probably for 1 year ahead. I always have something to work on. While I suspect there is some people who I think don’t wor
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by calculated 4y ago
The bubble didn’t pop. I would call the situation as a post-covid work force correction.
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by calculated 4y ago
That’s pretty good advice honestly. Most people make the mistake of jumping straight to code without having the full picture in their heads.
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by calculated 4y ago
Maybe the guy has a different approach to marketing. I get your point but I always try to see from the other’s person perspective.
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by calculated 4y ago
30k for a SaaS business which has one person behind sounds pretty good and normal. If you consider it self funded and/or bootstrapped then you’re pretty much at the limit of what you can do alone. But in any case if you say you’ve read
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by calculated 4y ago
Will you ever get back to these? I don’t use
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by calculated 4y ago
If this is sarcastic and you wrote it after reading the full article I get it. If not no offence but maybe you should read it.
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by calculated 4y ago
For the businesses who might want to switch to an alternative. A great one is Cryptpad: https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad There are hosted instances also if you're not interested in self hosting. P.S. I'
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by calculated 4y ago
I'm actually surprised of this since I've always though of Sweeden, Germany, Italy, Belgium as very good countries. I can only speak for bulgarians as I know how the mass thinks here.
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I don't agree with everyone in Europe wanting to innovate more. I'm a Bulgarian citizen and from my PoV a small group of people only want to innovate. One good thing that I've noticed is that the snowball here is slowly spinn
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by calculated 4y ago
I'm skeptical about that since EU has activated itself in recent years. The universal USB-C is one example.
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by calculated 4y ago
@tomrod is completely right. Here in Bulgaria people have this exact mindset. Some also might just never return.
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by calculated 4y ago
I totally agree with you. I think the EU should innovate more, than just relying on the usual tech giants.
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by calculated 4y ago
Great! Will do.
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Nice article, I haven't heard before of this concept. Only one thing is that for some reason I expected a guid on how to get into the process of active dreaming.
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by calculated 4y ago
The essay is just amazing.
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by calculated 4y ago
I second this but at the same time the founder has a point. Since the average user can't create a blog with GH Pages or whatever else for free, he'll be willing to pay $8 for this product. The average customer won't be from t
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by calculated 4y ago
That's hilarious :)
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I see what this app is about but at the same time it enforces information overload which is an instant turn off for me. What'll happen if I were to use it: I'll pile up more and more stuff I'm interested into, I'll recei
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by calculated 4y ago
They're not big enough, that's why. They probably use a ton of third party services also.
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I read that they calculate the subscription price based on average searches per user and something else. I see the main problem which occurs here is that they're not large scale enough hence the unoptimized subscription cost. > They
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by calculated 4y ago
Yeah doesn't look sustainable
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by calculated 4y ago
Used it but as a student paying $10 for a search engine isn't possible.

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