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by detaro 1y ago
who says they don't have the renewal automated?
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by detaro 1y ago
"Figure out who won what" is kind of the core business function of a lottery, obviously upper management is responsible for ensuring that happens correctly. Not necessarily through direct involvement, but through ensuring the ri
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by detaro 1y ago
It of course happens in other places too, but the Swiss are somewhat standout in how much they have their other operations in order. It's funny in a sad way that international connections into Switzerland actually get limited because t
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by detaro 1y ago
While DB is obviously involved, this test train included cars from a new design that Siemens primarily is aiming at the export market (E.g. US Brightline West, various projects in Asia, ...).
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by detaro 1y ago
Not in detail afaik. The impression I got was that they somehow just didn't consider that people not looking for it would notice, and per the statement at the time ( https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/retrospe
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by detaro 1y ago
These cases generally are not about just someone that happened to sound the same, but someone who was choosen specifically and directed to sound like the imitated person. Even explicitly looking for similarity is generally fine, calls for v
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by detaro 1y ago
It's not a story about Meta winning (that previous story is linked in the first sentence), but a story expanding on the part where they didn't. The headline is totally appropriate for that piece.
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by detaro 1y ago
next question: should it be counted on for such things as "being able to service and operate our planes"
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by detaro 1y ago
Hiring lots of people and setting grander goals (because you have lots of money and just hired tons of people) is an excellent way of slowing development down for a while, it doesn't make things go faster. Bigger projects take longer,
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Amazon's Ring can now use AI to 'learn the routines of your residence'(theregister.com)
6 points by detaro 1y ago|3 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
> Europe is only creating guidelines which are implemented into national law. wrong. EU law very much exists.
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by detaro 1y ago
Unsurprisingly, many people care more about their local politics than those far away. Elon has loudly promoted far-right parties and talking points in my home country. (and of course Tesla and all the other brands do business in China anywa
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by detaro 1y ago
The language doesn't really have any opinion on that though? But I could imagine assumptions about it being a problem if you try to add a 6502 backend to an existing compiler for other platforms.
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by detaro 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law
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by detaro 1y ago
because it's an obvious straw man.
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by detaro 1y ago
presumably "not being shown or suggested Shorts"?
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by detaro 1y ago
yes: https://investors.unity.com/news/news-details/2022/Unity-Ann...
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by detaro 1y ago
By that logic Indonesia and Bangladesh would have higher ad-spend per head than France, because they are larger markets and it doesn't matter how much money people have to spend?
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by detaro 1y ago
debug symbols already do that
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by detaro 1y ago
> So, those numbers reflect a capital inflow to the US market rather than (as many people think) absurdly high conversion US users. But the capital inflow is also because there is a lot of consumer spending in the US to convert.
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by detaro 1y ago
I'm not sure if the number was for Facebook specifically or all Meta apps, but they did quote a number of around $70 revenue per year per US user a while ago. (with (much) lower numbers in other parts of the world)
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CVE-2025-5689: New authd users logging in via SSH are members of the root group(github.com)
11 points by detaro 1y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
In addition to what's already been mentioned, I remember there being issues with macs not unlocking the full abilities of the GPU if there was no display present. Maybe there is some software workaround, but a HDMI dummy is cheap and q
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by detaro 1y ago
it doesn't, but if you only start learning and using your equipment once disaster has hit you are a bit late (and possibly getting in the way of others trying to use radios properly).
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by detaro 1y ago
Things like this really benefit from experience and practice though. If an emergency is the first time you try to really use your radio, it's probably not going all that well.
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by detaro 1y ago
Depends. Various parts of Europe have bands that can be used licenseless and allow data, e.g. in Germany there was somewhat of a community doing APRS-over-CB (past tense because I haven't kept up if thats still a thing).
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by detaro 1y ago
This is mentions of Apple in the source code, not contributions, and non-Apple people have added lots of support for Apple hardware over the years.
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by detaro 1y ago
Webkits and Mozillas positions are linked at the bottom (they are both negative).
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by detaro 1y ago
Alternatively, the process of defining these global definitions exposes exactly this conflict and leads to common definitions of "Files", "Contracts" and "Watchables" instead of 3 conflicting definitions of &qu
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by detaro 1y ago
It's still distributed services in the service of one entity. So why is something deprecated without a clear plan what existing users will do? To me feels related to the monorepo or not discussions?

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