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721.
by dcow 3y ago
This is what I’m thinking too. They took Cron and rebranded. If they can re-build Skiff without all the encryption baggage then it can slot in.
722.
by dcow 3y ago
I know how shitty exits work, trust me. I don’t know why Notion wouldn’t want to tack on email to their product suite. email may not work in isolation in exactly the way Skiff was doing it, but it’s not expensive to operate and it does work
723.
by dcow 3y ago
Why would Notion shut down the email provider product? I understand sunsetting drive and rolling pages and calendar into Notion and Cron, respectively. But it would be pretty awesome if Notion had an email service. There’s nothing out there
724.
by dcow 3y ago
Why would Notion shut down the email provider product? I understand sunsetting drive and rolling pages and calendar into Notion and Cron, respectively. But it would be pretty awesome if Notion had an email service. There’s nothing out there
725.
by dcow 3y ago
Does this account for macroeconomic effects?
726.
by dcow 3y ago
There are numerous ID-proofing services out there.
727.
by dcow 3y ago
They pay for Twilio.
728.
by dcow 3y ago
Not sure I understand. Taxes are due in April. You don’t get charged a year of interest on the amount you own when filing…
729.
by dcow 3y ago
By the interest free loan logic, you should have your employer withhold zero and then you put your taxes in a high yield savings account and pay them all as late as possible.
730.
by dcow 3y ago
Woah, it’s okay to have different tax situations. I started a business one year and got a pretty big refund. But we’re not out there bragging about how we get big refunds every year like it’s some goal to aim for and accomplishment to be pr
731.
by dcow 3y ago
If’s rather annoying always having to make this distinction clear, coming from a Catholic background myself.
732.
by dcow 3y ago
What did they lose out on?
733.
by dcow 3y ago
There are also just normal bugs and known limitations and acceptable risks.
734.
by dcow 3y ago
I mean yeah I agree. I think most Catholics are amenable to TBBT for exactly that reason. I find the response that we’re talking about comes from the more “born again” literal types. Point is that Catholic doctrine and hence a well thought
735.
by dcow 3y ago
Simulation theory is tired in the popular and pragmatic sense. The answer to the question doesn’t have much bearing on our day to day lives. And that likely for the best. But that doesn't make it irrelevant to the philosophy of science
736.
by dcow 3y ago
I think when people say that “simulation theory is tired” they’re speaking on a pragmatic level. Yeah the theory is well proliferated in pop culture and at present doesn't have any practical physical implication on everyman Jack’s life
737.
by dcow 3y ago
It’s not bizarre if you believe the bible is a reference manual to existence as some more literal religious types do. In that sense it’s pretty obvious why some people want the universe to be 10k years old.
738.
by dcow 3y ago
When lives are at stake nobody wants corporate drivel.
739.
by dcow 3y ago
I think you’re forgetting that there’s no definitive way to represent something, compressed or raw. So while it’s interesting to acknowledge that we can compress data and sometimes rather efficiently, I’m not sure it maps to anything physic
740.
by dcow 3y ago
A search engine with even the slightest hint of flavor by definition is a curation of the web.
741.
by dcow 3y ago
Thew rant is justified. Link local addresses were cool at first but then people realized they were actually a really bad leak of layer 2 into layer 3 and that you need something truly layer 3 but for private networks and abstracted over lin
742.
by dcow 3y ago
+1. Link local is like connecting to a computer by mac address. The only time you’d ever want it is if you for some ungodly reason are worried that all other addressing systems have failed, or to bootstrap said systems.
743.
by dcow 3y ago
For fractions like 1/3rd and 1/4th all it takes is common sense.
744.
by dcow 3y ago
I’m not asking the same question twice. Read carefully. And the comment I responded to was edited. I’m not insisting anything. A lot of people assume open source means free as in beer and don’t even realize dual licensing is an option.
745.
by dcow 3y ago
Why would authorities get upset?
746.
by dcow 3y ago
If you said “our source is now available under the AGPL, if you’d like to keep using the software without reverse licensing modifications and your patents you’ll need to remain on your current plan”, how many would walk? Or similar, “our so
747.
by dcow 3y ago
On the topic of open sourcing your core business, founders often worry that a competitor is going to take their source code, fork it, and directly compete with them. But, is there an actual example of this happening for real and the fork wi
748.
by dcow 3y ago
Are the companies that buy your on prem solution buying the source code or the support? In other words if you said to them “hey the source is open now” would they say “oh cool we’ll be canceling our contract”?
749.
by dcow 3y ago
I honestly don’t see how that's a bug. The urls submitted were different…
750.
by dcow 3y ago
I find the title overly slanted for my tastes, and I don’t have any stake in the game. The article admits the headset weighs in between a quest 3 and a quest pro. Why are we comparing to “almost as much as an iPad Pro? Maybe it’s a standard

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