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by dzikimarian 2y ago
You need connection to card scheme, which means you need ton of paperwork, which means you need ton of money. That's biggest issue :-) For technical side - there are companies selling complete SDKs.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Obviously it's crap and shouldn't be allowed. However I don't see how it affects my arguments. I'm generally ok with cars - doesn't mean I'm OK with monster trucks on every corner of my city.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
It's optional if you want "add to wallet button". That's not related to ability to create own app - on both ios and Android you can access NFC hardware directly (on iOS it's limited geographically), and send card da
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Banks do that for p2p payments and e-commerce (like iDeal mentioned by sibling comment or BLIK in Poland). For physical transactions there's barrier of hardware and network effect - everybody has card terminal. Users expect near 100% a
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
IMO advertising itself is ok, if not targeted by profiling user. I'm reading about bikes and I'm offered a bike or helmet? Fine by me. Problem starts, when I'm scrolling $socialWebsite and I see ton of biking ads, because som
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
It's not. It enables free content, but most of it is crap quality. Assume there's no ad network that tells you that user is into high-end bikes. You cannot produce cheap rage bait and then market bikes, because you'll likely
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
It saves a lot of time. You don't need it to generate whole app - just do some tedious bits. It's basically electric screwdriver. You can open & close your laptop with old piece of iron. It even won't be worse in terms of
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
"ollama pull" is pretty close
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Exact opposite - k8s allows developers to actually tailor containers/pods/deployments themselves, instead opening tickets to have it configured on VM by platform team. Of course there are simpler container runtimes, but they have
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
We're almost 100 devs in a few teams - works well. There's a bunch of companies of our size even in the same city. What's a bit different is we're creating own products, not renting people to others, so having uniform ho
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
One may think Kubernetes is complex (I agree), but I haven't seen alternative that simultaneously allows to: * Host hundreds or thousands of interacting containers across multiple teams in sane manner * Let's you manage and unders
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Sorry to be mood killer, but I think that might be your bubble. That's a first news about Swift I've seen in a long time and I don't see a reason to try it, given alternatives. Nowhere near Rust level of presence in discussio
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Cloudflare Tunnels is what you're looking for. Or ngrok maybe.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Imagine we went with "it's unrealistic to expect people to learn reading" - in the end it's just one skill and takes months to comprehend on very basic level.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Maybe I'm naive, but I'll gladly take small compensation hit in exchange for not hating my job.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Slack is far from plain text: https://api.slack.com/block-kit/building
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Now let's switch to close family setting. It would be OK to discuss drug addiction with your parents. It would not be OK to discuss steamy night with your wife with them. It's almost like adult people can understand environment an
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
How often do you meet your heart surgeon for let's say 2-3 years, a few times a week?
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Or just share regular story you would normally share, when introducing yourself in work setting? I'm 100% sure nobody would care.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Thanks, looks interesting. Something like this, but self-hosted would be pretty great.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Imagine you need to email code to someone to be committed :-)
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
They make choice, because they're the ones working with this daily. Their goal is to put content on display fast. Content varies a lot - often containing for eg. tables, which simply don't work well in markdown or images you need
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Preferences and other things required for site to work do not require a consent.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
I assume you reference my comment. The reason I think parent comment is FUD isn't because I don't acknowledge tradeoffs (they are very real). It's because parent comment implies that people behind "reclaim the stack&quot
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
If you don't want complexity of operators, you'll be probably OK with DB cluster outside of k8s. They're quite easy to setup, automate and there are straightforward tools to monitor them (eg. from Percona). If you want to ful
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Our devs are responsible for their docker image and the app. Then other team manages platform. You need some level of cooperation of course, but none of the devs cares too much about k8s internals or how the storage works.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Sorry, but that's just ton of FUD. We run both private cloud and (for a few customers) AWS. Of course you have more maintenance on on-prem, but typical k8s update is maybe a few hours of work, when you know what you are doing. Also AWS
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
What are they exactly? I haven't see such issue in years.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
> Hell it’d be ok for my MacBook If you keep it turned off for entire day to charge then sure.
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by dzikimarian 2y ago
Basically you need to run this docker compose file from below and enable "Wyoming" integration in HA (I think it'll detect piper & whisper and propose it automatically). Don't worry about picking model too much - you

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