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by devjab 2y ago
I agree but I also think it’s bigger than the ego of C-types. The fact that Microsoft calls you with updates also has a near magical impact on organisation culture in general. It’s the, “oh ok” gestalt that every employee feels, the thing t
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by devjab 2y ago
This is another big issue, but the EU does know and care about it. My current employer falls under the critical infrastructure category (we’re finance/energy) and that means we’re required to have contingency plans for how to exit Mic
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by devjab 2y ago
I think it’s interesting that you call out Google. It’s not that I disagree, but from the European enterprise perspective you can say that Microsoft has access to virtually everything. Banks, Healthcare, Defense, Public Services and so on,
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by devjab 2y ago
In terms of the Danish CPR that is mentioned here, the way we actually solved the challenge in the national architecture strategy was to define your social security number(s) as what we call an address on your person. I’m not sure why it wa
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by devjab 2y ago
I would have thought scientists weren’t going to use these tools to do research considering they as a group are far more exposed to things like peer reviews and critical thinking than general society. What worries me the most about these AI
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by devjab 2y ago
I worked in the public sector of Denmark for years and you’re going to have some real issues handling authorisation of users from external sources such as our digital identity called mitID without JavaScript. Some forms and many parts of a
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by devjab 2y ago
It does once you dig a little into the documentation, you need to click past the first two pages of self-flattering and you’ll see that it’s mostly just going back to writing old world JavaScript. It’s really very disappointing.
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by devjab 2y ago
You don’t have to follow the specification. If enough people don’t, the standard committees will eventually adjust the standards, or, make more standards.
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by devjab 2y ago
> It happens in dialogue. I think it’s a fundamental flaw to assume that anything on SoMe is actual dialogue. Take our exchange here as an example. You may never read my reply, you may never respond to it and if you do I may never read i
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by devjab 2y ago
We design for slow internet, react is one of the better options for it with ssr, code splitting and http2 push, mixed in with more off-line friendly clients like Tauri. You can also deploy very near people if you work “on the edge”. I’m not
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by devjab 2y ago
When you’re old you can just turn them off entirely. Who’s you got talking to you at a party you want to hear anyway?
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by devjab 2y ago
I think it’s complicated and more tied in with your personal ambitions and passions than money. I imagine that most people making stupid money at the forefront of LLM development are probably very passionate about their work. I imagine that
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by devjab 2y ago
I think this is the wildest “I guess I’m” old moment I’ve experienced… Do people wear headphones at parties?
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by devjab 2y ago
I haven’t tried it but their approach seems very promising. VS code has some excellent support for working on remote code, and if they somehow manage to make that bridge with an iPad that will be a game changer of sorts for iPad development
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by devjab 2y ago
I completely agree with you, I also think that authenticate and authorise carry different meanings than permission and login. A login is an active thing that you do, but systems can authenticate you with things like single sign ons, so that
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by devjab 2y ago
You don’t need jwts to pass internal permissions. We don’t, but we still extract claims from a jwt token at the beginning of a user flow. Then later we only use the claims to determine which resource a user has access to. It’s not necessari
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by devjab 2y ago
I’m not sure if I understand your project correctly, but can this fix the issue with tracking people by location from their phones? Either way it’s a cool project. I’m Danish, I think the only way to really prevent mass surveillance through
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by devjab 2y ago
What convinced you to let them play? I’m genuinely curious as I’ll never allow any my kids to play these sort of exploitive games (or in this case platforms since not every Roblox game is exploiting). I’m not preaching by the way. Exposure
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by devjab 2y ago
It’s a cult, but you don’t have to join the cult. I use Rust both privately and more and more frequently professionally and I don’t really notice the cult community outside of smiling at it once in a while when it blows up on HN. We’re most
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by devjab 2y ago
You obviously need to perform the correct rites and pay your homage to the blessed machine spirit or the Omnissiah will not permit your code to compile.
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by devjab 2y ago
I switched to Ecosia, but I’m basically in the same boat. What I’m finding more and more often is that I need both Ecosia and Google results to actually find what I’m looking for. Because both places give me so much useless crap in the resu
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by devjab 2y ago
> The whole point of cursive to me is that you do not take your pen off the paper, so the way to join letters is built in. This is both correct in the way you word it here, and, incorrect regarding your interpretation. The connection be
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by devjab 2y ago
It’s not so much about risk as it’s about balancing the books. With equity money involved the way you build these buildings is with a combination of private investor money, your own company money and bank loans. The way you balance the budg
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by devjab 2y ago
It’s our industry association numbers so it can pretty much be described as “this apartment has nobody paying rent for it”. We call it “tomgang” which directly translates to “emptywalk” but I think the English word is vacancy. I’m not sure
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by devjab 2y ago
Landlords have a lot of power, even in Scandinavia where we highly regulate the renter-landlord “relationship”. One example of how the regulation isn’t really working as well as intended is in average renting prices. Which despite there bei
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by devjab 2y ago
We use Tauri, but I think that it’s important to know that we solely use it for internal tools. I have no idea if it’s a good tool for consumer facing products. It works well enough for what we use it for, which is mostly for our solar park
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by devjab 2y ago
I’m not sure where you found your information to somehow form that ludicrous last strawman… Climate change is real, you can’t deny it, you can’t debate it. Simply look at the data. What you can debate is the cause… Again a sort of pointless
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by devjab 2y ago
You get ridiculous performance gains with Rust a web backend. Even Microsoft is rewriting part of their C# backend to Rust on the 365 application side of things. Which is where you get to deal with the hefty ms-graph api which handles liter
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by devjab 2y ago
> Having educators is essential for the health of any society. Educators who constantly revise the material, learn it themselves, and teach it to others I’m not sure a lot of our educators really fall into the latter category. But even i
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by devjab 2y ago
It has its own share of issues, but I’d argue that we have a lot fewer issues than most places. It’s part of our legal system though, that our police officers have a lot of discretion. I’d argue that strictly enforcing the photography laws

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