cromka

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571.
by cromka 5mo ago
Yeah, but you get free access to the EU market. That's the sell.
572.
by cromka 5mo ago
Brexit won't be reversed, as much as I hate it. Best can be done is EEA membership ad well.
573.
by cromka 5mo ago
People speculate about EU membership while completely forgetting that an individual countries can join individual treaties that effectively form the EU as is. I am betting the EU will extend the access to EEA to Canada, AU. NZ and possibly
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Perplexity now requires adding a phone number to your account(piunikaweb.com)
3 points by cromka 5mo ago|1 comments
575.
by cromka 5mo ago
Perplexity requires providing a phone number to continue to work, even if you're on Pro subscription and have 2FA enabled. They claim it's for security, in order to allow to recover the account if credentials get lost...
576.
by cromka 5mo ago
Fair enough. Wonder what Italians want to do. I searched briefly and all I could find was "content", which I assumed were actual extracts.
577.
by cromka 5mo ago
Do you think Meta is asked to pay for the titles ?
578.
by cromka 6mo ago
I had my gym stuff in a gym locker. The reason I was able to commit to a gym routine was being able to get off my desk, get down the elevator, enter the gym and change in gym clothes in literally 5 minutes. I would never be willing to commu
579.
by cromka 6mo ago
Someone said it doesn't work anymore for Workspace accounts, which I use. It did work, though, and it wasn't communicated when it stopped.
580.
by cromka 6mo ago
I do, indeed. It used to work, so while I get why they would strip down the Workspace accounts of some functionality, at least they should communicate that properly.
581.
by cromka 6mo ago
I think this is precisely what made it not work anymore.
582.
by cromka 6mo ago
Try now. I tried several times with different types of content/apps displayed, to no avail. It analyzes the screen and tells me whatever Gemini would say, instead of actually doing it.
583.
by cromka 6mo ago
Same here! It's even worse than Siri was!
584.
by cromka 6mo ago
Meanwhile i just tried to have Gemini AI on my Android read the screen to add an event to my calendar: it can't do it. It could , some year ago, which several articles wrote about. It no longer can. God this is so annoying. The actua
585.
by cromka 6mo ago
I bet you all share the same feeling looking at it: it will be pretty OK for 2 years and then become abandon-ware soon after, like it is with Google products typically. Or not, but you still have that scepticist gut feeling about it.
586.
by cromka 6mo ago
Sounds like an episode of The Boys.
587.
by cromka 6mo ago
We all wonder how bad all the future, AI-written code will be, yet we forget how bad majority of the existing software actually already is.
588.
by cromka 6mo ago
Fair enough, TIL.
589.
by cromka 6mo ago
Is there something like this for Wireguard?
590.
by cromka 6mo ago
We've literally just started, what "over and over" do you refer to?
591.
by cromka 6mo ago
This is, to a large extent, a US problem, because of the qualified immunity. Yet another cultural abomination that nearly doesn't exist anywhere else in the "developed" world.
592.
by cromka 6mo ago
What you want to say is: teachers don't have qualified immunity
593.
by cromka 6mo ago
Hopefully that means Nextcloud ;)
594.
by cromka 6mo ago
Since we have your attention here, let me go on an unrelated note and ask whether you could look into Noteplan's workflow and see if you can add some of the required functionalities to enable replication of its workflow ( https:/&
595.
by cromka 6mo ago
"Sorry we got caught" reactiveness.
596.
by cromka 6mo ago
Imagine an attorney who represents clients for free, but does that semi-publicly on YouTube. This would also be a never-ending drama, wouldn't it? What you described is an observational bias. His job is to bring this kind of anti-consu
597.
by cromka 6mo ago
> you have to pay. Do you get a reimbursement? Maybe 50% if you hit the right drug. Again, that's bullshit: https://www.gov.pl/web/zdrowie/od-czego-zalezy-cena-leku-ref... There's over 2800 free drug
598.
by cromka 6mo ago
> but there is money slipped under he table to make things work. Corruption like this is almost non-existent anymore. Was very much the case 10 years ago and earlier. Docs make serious money now, they don't need to risk it with brib
599.
by cromka 6mo ago
Smaller market, I think. While Polish manufacturers have no incentive to keep price low for the local market as they can just sell to the West at EU common market price.
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by cromka 6mo ago
I think they meant post 1990 situation.

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