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by dybber 9mo ago
I’m just trying to explain how absurd the proposition is seen from a Danish perspective, and why we from Danish side will continue to say no, as and refer to the same thing as our PM’s have said again and again: this is for Greenlandic peop
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by dybber 9mo ago
Greenlanders could vote to be completely independent, yes. That is the situation right now. However, Trump has done everything to turn Greenlanders away, and not done anything to convince them of independence would be good for them, so a vo
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by dybber 9mo ago
Escalate to deescalate. Trump doesn’t understand that Greenland is a ~country~ self-gorverning territory in itself in the Kingdom of Denmark. Just like Australia is country in itself in the Commonwealth. England would never be able to sell
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by dybber 9mo ago
Soon dollars might not be accepted if US companies wants to buy things in the EU, they will have to pay in euros (part of the anti coercion instrument that Macron and others have been talking about the last couple of days)
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by dybber 9mo ago
> On the other hand, even if the EU heads towards anti coercion acting, it seems they may act too slowly: > > The whole process could take a year, but could be sped up. The effect of tariffs are also slow to kick in. Anti coercion
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by dybber 9mo ago
EU has a much better tool ready, the anti coercion instrument. Party leaders in EU have been talking over the weekend about deploying it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Coercion_Instrument
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by dybber 9mo ago
It seems like Google and Meta are using their dominant position to take as big a part of ad revenue as they possibly can, and if that means independent news companies where actual journalism is conducted can’t survive, then they don’t reall
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by dybber 9mo ago
The criticism was that Google have a dominant position on search market, Google selected 1% of their users to run the experiment on, but without informing them. That is users didn’t know that their search results were manipulated and articl
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by dybber 10mo ago
In our local highschool (near Copenhagen, Denmark) they have scheduled reading time for all pupils while in school - weekly as part of their normal schoolday. That is, instead of normal class everyone needs to bring a book of their own choo
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by dybber 10mo ago
And for publisher there probably isn’t the same network effect as for Word/Excel/Powerpoint.
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by dybber 11mo ago
Maybe the most impactful thing they could do would not be withdrawing support for Ukraine, but removing sanctions on Russia and thus boosting Russian economy.
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by dybber 11mo ago
From openDesk website: > Create, edit and share documents, spreadsheets and presentations with full support for all major file formats
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by dybber 11mo ago
Do they? Doesn’t big corporations just buy CoPilot from Microsoft where they already have a license for Office, Teams, GitHub, Visual Studio, Azure etc.?
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by dybber 1y ago
This is curated playlists, not a podcast. I was confused by the name at first as well.
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by dybber 1y ago
I haven't seen the new show, but here's a recording from the show he toured with in 2018 for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axjQuK_fuc4
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by dybber 1y ago
If not them, it would just had been others doing the same thing.
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Trump offers universities a choice: Comply for preferential funding(arstechnica.com)
5 points by dybber 1y ago|0 comments
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by dybber 1y ago
> They then sent a complicated jumble of computer code and asked me to run it as a command on my work laptop and report back what it said. They wanted to know what internal IT access I had to start planning their next steps once inside.
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by dybber 1y ago
I think it would be nice to get even more people using something like Element rather than a Meta-owned app, Microsoft Teams, etc. For that to have a chance they need user-interfaces that are just as easy to use, and almost feature parity wi
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by dybber 1y ago
The issue is that what is considered AI in the general population is a floating definition, with only the newest advances being called AI in media etc. Is internet search AI? Is route planning? Technology as a term has the same problem, “te
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by dybber 1y ago
The checkboxes doesn’t look quite right on iOS
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by dybber 1y ago
It’s gone.
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by dybber 1y ago
Danish digitization ministry will soon attempt a move away from Microsoft because of this. We can only hope that this is only the first step, and that broader move away from US tech companies will follow. https://www.theregister.
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by dybber 1y ago
For someone like me, who have had an accident (dislocated kneecap) and need to focus on special muscle groups to compensate it makes sense to search for exercises based on muscle groups.
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by dybber 1y ago
We had a similar setup, also with a homegrown VCS developed internally in our company, where I sometimes acted as branch admin. I’m not sure it worked exactly like Source Depot, but I can try to explain it. Basically instead of everyone cre
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by dybber 1y ago
I have run a codeclub for 10 years. Here’s some quick thoughts: - Make them curious, if they are curious they will teach themselves. Example: don’t tell them what a for loop is, make a project where they really need it, but let them first t
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by dybber 1y ago
Just only use this in output where you also control the rendering, the font can be included in a PDF or with a website. This is for when you publish, not for emails as I understand it.
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Grip strength: The test for your chances of living to 100(bbc.com)
4 points by dybber 1y ago|3 comments
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by dybber 1y ago
TikTok probably didn’t make friends and pay bribes to the right people.
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by dybber 1y ago
> Apple violated the Digital Markets Act by restricting how app developers could communicate with customers about sales and other offers, according to the European Commission, the executive branch of the 27-nation bloc. > Meta broke t

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