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by earthnail 8mo ago
Somewhat weirdly I’m very happy about this price increase as a customer. The messaging is clear and completely understandable. Well done.
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by earthnail 8mo ago
Not necessarily. If TSMC doesn’t build these fabs in Japan or USA, these governments might just mandate that chips are manufactured elsewhere. Intel could have a big comeback. This keeps ppl locked in to the TSMC universe. The Japan and US
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by earthnail 9mo ago
Just doesn’t match my experience at all. AWS isnsuper complex but stuff works. GCP has clearly the nicest interface but not every feature that AWS has. Azure is complex, slow, hard to use and incredibly opaque. No way I’ll use it again out
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by earthnail 9mo ago
Oh, I wasn't trying to say you're wrong. Just wanted to share that for me, the bottleneck has been elsewhere, and that I personally found GSuite harder than the compute cloud.
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by earthnail 9mo ago
I moved my stuff to Hetzner. Obv I have no idea about your situation, but I found it fairly trivial for my stuff. But I can't figure out how to replace GSuite.
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by earthnail 9mo ago
Do they have any plans to move off the US?
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by earthnail 9mo ago
It’s even more heated in music. The copyright problem is bigger there than in any other domain afaics.
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by earthnail 9mo ago
I just vibe coded a VST. Runs a mix of realtime DSP and ML models. Really nontrivial stuff. It does exactly what I want. Claude Opus 4.5 is truly impressive.
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by earthnail 9mo ago
The movie played on my screen but I may or may not have seen the results of the pixels flashing. As such, we can only state with certainty that the movie triggered the TV's LEDs relative to its statistical light properties.
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by earthnail 9mo ago
Airpods
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by earthnail 9mo ago
Unfortunately, Jupyter notebooks can do a lot more than images. You can play audio (important in my domain), video, etc. Audio playback support is missing in Zed as well. https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issue
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by earthnail 9mo ago
How is Germany destroying the EU?
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by earthnail 10mo ago
For now, you actually get pretty far with Tor. Just reset your connection when you hit an IP ban by sending SIGHUP to the Tor daemon. I did that when I was retraining Stable Audio for fun and it really turned out to be trivial enough to pul
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by earthnail 10mo ago
I probably made my point not very well. I am indeed worried about freedom of speech, and your example about Mccarthy ism is very very valud. I come from Germany; the Nazis, and later the Stasi, were masters in suppressing freedom of speech,
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by earthnail 10mo ago
That comparison is not only highly inaccurate, it’s also harmful in that it distracts from the real problem at hand. Putin and Khamenei are ruthless, brutal dictators. You don’t need to like Starmer, but he’s none of that. He’s a proper dem
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by earthnail 10mo ago
I’d much rather get arrested in Britain than Russia or Iran. And I certainly wouldn’t put the UK in the same bucket as Russia and Iran. Not even close. Hate speech is a problem. If it wasn’t, why are Russia and China spending so much on tro
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Few things in Europe compare to the size of NYC. A potentially comparable project would be the Elizabeth line in London. Took from 1948 to 2008 to agree on a plan and then 15 years to execute it.
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by earthnail 10mo ago
I guess the question is: can I run systemd services ob their VMs? If not, then yeah that’s false advertising. But my perception from the homepage is you can. Am I wrong?
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Not quite that simple. Laws legitimise and stabilise those in power. If enough people stop believing in the law, it really threatens those in power. There are other means to gaining power, of course.
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by earthnail 10mo ago
It‘s at the very bottom of the readme, below the MIT license mention. Yes, it’s there, but very much in the fineprint. I think the easier thing to spot is the CLAUDE.md in the code (and in particular how comprehensive it is). Again, I love
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. For a critical tool like DB cloning, I‘d very much appreciate if it was hand written. Simply because it means it’s also hand reviewed at least once (by definition). We wouldn’t have called it reviewed in the
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Except the Apple App Store literally tracks you, which in turn powers Apple Search Ads.
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by earthnail 10mo ago
When Apple introduced these changes, rates for Apple Search Ads tripled. Because Apple Search Ads are offered by the same company that sold you the device, they are legally not a “third party” service. Apple still tracks your installs, your
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Surprised by the negative comments here. Usually HN univocally complains about Apple‘s dominant App Store. Now a government fines them for it and some people are upset?
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Touring makes almost no money. Only concerts with >1000ppl make money. Below that you can assume not even the sound engineer gets paid.
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Wow. Now you need to pay even more as a developer in order to be distributed on the App Store. These ads are yet another fee on top of the revenue share that Apple takes. It's obscene. Let's hope alternative App Stores take off. I
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by earthnail 10mo ago
I’d argue it’s not as simple as that. A city like Lisbon with a sudden influx of expats risks moving to a very unhealthy economic environment. Expats come, locals are pushed out, existing business is replaced by business catering towards ex
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by earthnail 10mo ago
For someone not in the loop, can you explain the difference between the two orgs and maybe even explain what each org uses the money for?
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by earthnail 10mo ago
It’s the same in all consumer marketplaces. Free or freemium has won. It‘s not Google specific.
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by earthnail 10mo ago
Reads a bit like “nah if you ignore the main streets and just walk on the paths that you like you’re safe from crime in your neighbourhood.” I find it crazy that we accept this madness on social media.

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