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by dybber 3y ago
I haven’t been in a situation like this. I think they should call it off, and announce that they will go back to the drawing board. Then restart talks with the API users and third party app developers. What if they reduced the price of Redd
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by dybber 3y ago
If it gave you the possibility to use other apps than the official? I think people would want to do that.
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by dybber 3y ago
Would people maybe have been more okay with this, if the change was that you needed to pay for Reddit premium to be able to use API/other apps with your user? Then it was not be a bill forwarded to other apps, but a bill to each indivi
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by dybber 3y ago
Standard ML? I’m getting confused
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by dybber 3y ago
The flat screen seems to make it impossible to make the curved base of an ergonomic keyboard. I have never seen a laptop with a curved keyboard and thus always carry my ergonomic keyboard with me when I bring my laptop to conferences etc.
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by dybber 3y ago
Would allow laptops with ergonomic keyboards! That would be an interesting product.
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by dybber 3y ago
Brussels
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by dybber 3y ago
How does these EULA’s work if you buy a used car? I suppose manufacturer doesn’t really know if the car has been sold and the new owners haven’t accepted the terms?
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by dybber 3y ago
6 million lines of Haskell. A language known for the ease of creating domain specific languages and thus writing the business logic declaratively. You would assume that is what is also done in Standard Chartered. 6 million lines of Haskell
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by dybber 3y ago
A performance comparison on simple file operations would be cool to see!
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by dybber 3y ago
> Fritzl, who received a life sentence, will be eligible for parole in 2023, having served the initial 15 years of his sentence Even though I’m usually against moves towards longer sentences, reading this was actually quite disturbing.
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by dybber 3y ago
You should sell this engine as something companies can self-host and run with all their internal documentation and source code.
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by dybber 4y ago
Mold is due to inadequate ventilation, not low temperatures.
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by dybber 4y ago
Also known as Hemingway’s hack: “The best way is always to stop when you are going good and when you know what will happen next. If you do that every day you will never be stuck. Always stop while you are going good and don’t think about it
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by dybber 4y ago
General Artificial General Intelligence
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by dybber 4y ago
https://xpqz.github.io/learnapl/intro.html - is a good place to start. After that consider “Mastering Dyalog APL” it’s a freely available book by Dyalog
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by dybber 4y ago
The Danish and Swedish part is never gonna happen at least. Blocking off the Baltic sea doesn’t make any sense, and in Denmark we don’t need this for most of the stretch of the west coast of Jutland. I guess blocking the sea access to Hambu
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by dybber 4y ago
The CSGO ranking system is not that bad, most of the time you play with others on your skill level
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by dybber 4y ago
Physical buttons will become a premium feature.
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by dybber 4y ago
It will probably make production costs cheaper in the long run to avoid as many buttons as possible, unless legislation forbids it due to safety concerns. I’m on team Hyundai in this case, but if you want to produce the cheapest possible ca
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by dybber 4y ago
Seems like it comes with serious risk of complications. Here's a news article in Danish about NanoKnife from 2019: https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/penge/kontant/kraeftramte-thomas-b... Google Translated: http
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by dybber 4y ago
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by dybber 4y ago
Same on Gmail. I’m not logged in on my private account as I don’t use it anymore, but it always suggests to log me in on the private account when accessing, even though I am logged in on a corporate account, which is the only one I’m active
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by dybber 4y ago
I guess many companies will pay for Github Co-pilot, ChatGPT style things. No one will pay for access to a search engine.
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by dybber 4y ago
It’s some kind of weird pseudo open source, where the sources are not public, but you have to join their community and meet and greet before you can get access.
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by dybber 4y ago
Well, then someone else will be happy to replace them and earn the money instead :-) There's already a french search engine company that could take the Bing users (Qwant)
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by dybber 4y ago
It shouldn't be by law, it should just be part of web standards that you can set your cookies preferences once and for all and all websites should respect that setting. I guess browser vendors and whoever else sits in these W3 consorti
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EU raises prospect of big fine or ban if Twitter fails to follow new legislation(theguardian.com)
3 points by dybber 4y ago|0 comments
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by dybber 4y ago
Of course in a negative-sum game, most people will lose money in the end of the day. The $$ going in is equal to the $$ going out of the system. However, som of the $$ goes to miners as transaction fees. Therefore, for the non-miners, it wi
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by dybber 4y ago
I can recommend the official Prince podcast where this story is also covered.

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