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by flessner 2y ago
What's the end goal here? Only local governments? Capitalism itself has no function against wealth accumulation besides taxation, although the efficacy is questionable. So how does non-FIAT and dismantling the government help? Even les
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by flessner 2y ago
But "AI" tools have more or less seeped into every mainstream product... this is a strong "defensive move" for companies in anticipation of more to come. We aren't leaving MS Office or Adobe because they already pus
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by flessner 2y ago
The travel and tourism industry is growing at around 4% YoY. So there is still a need (a growing need!) for "experiences" and "moments". The "online bullshit" combined with no simple way towards ownership for y
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by flessner 2y ago
Is 100dvh preferred over 100svh in this case? I never noticed a difference between them as the viewport size mostly doesn't change without scrolling... which shouldn't happen for both, right?
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by flessner 2y ago
I agree with that, although for me it's books that I really enjoy currently. After quitting most of social media, the jump-cutting in a lot of shows and movies nowadays gives me headaches weirdly... maybe that's just me though. Al
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by flessner 2y ago
Fundamentally, all social medias have two purposes: 1) Connecting with family and friends... for me, messaging Apps already solve that. 2) Curating new, exciting and relevant content. What I always find interesting is that most projects try
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by flessner 2y ago
I feel the same way about programming, but there are plenty of people that don't enjoy it. I recently was chatting with my friend that wanted to automate one of his tasks by writing a python script with AI -> because all the influen
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by flessner 2y ago
As a longstanding Minecraft player, that's played less and over the years, I simply don't know how I feel about this. A side of me hopes that this technology gets used to drive progress in self-driving cars, robotics etc. My intui
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by flessner 2y ago
How could it ever be considered a protocol? It's a platform - a marketplace for buying opinion.
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by flessner 2y ago
Even just "organizing" the code requires great amounts of knowledge and intuition from prior experiences. I am personally torn between the future of LLMs in this regard. Right now, even with Copilot, the benefit they give fundamen
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by flessner 2y ago
Also what's the reasoning behind not wanting to store passwords? It's not like the rest of the customer's data is not valuable? If you don't feel comfortable storing passwords, the amount of data I'd trust you with
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by flessner 2y ago
EU needs to clear out its own backyard first, kick Hungary out... Orban has brought nothing but chaos and costs. After that, why not? Turkey has been in discussion for ages and is barely in Europe. Also, South Africa might be interesting in
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by flessner 2y ago
Not using services funded by Google is pretty high on my personal privacy checklist. Also, they offer some services (like VPN, Relay, Pocket) that usually end up as annoying bloatware in Firefox.
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by flessner 2y ago
Most user will probably want images, slightly more styling and recommendations on what to read next... other than that it's a perfectly usable website for the everyday user, something that can't be said about most news sites today
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by flessner 2y ago
LLMs still completely won't admit that they're wrong, don't have enough information or that the information could have changed - Asking anything about Svelte 5 is an incredible experience currently. At the end of the day it&#
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by flessner 2y ago
Usually a couple Brits can't behave themselves at larger events (Oktoberfest, Euros) and make it into the news cycle - commonly paired with a backhanded comment like "The British underestimated the potency of German beer yet again
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by flessner 2y ago
How does that explanation work when Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts are trying to do exactly the same?
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by flessner 2y ago
Most of the "funding" that Germany does usually goes to companies that can "play" the bureaucratic process instead of the ones that would actually deliver anything of value - so it probably won't be an effective str
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by flessner 2y ago
Hi, German here as well - there are plenty of political news for us to sit through these days... I personally don't feel compelled to move away from my Apple devices as of yet, but this'll certainly influence my future purchasing
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by flessner 2y ago
"AI generated code" essentially means using Github Copilot or an alternative - these barely write a function without errors, nor are they even close to implementing a new feature autonomously. I expect these tools to improve produ
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by flessner 2y ago
I absolutely support your claims about the leaderboards, it's an obvious show of cheating in CS2. There's also a strong incentive for cheating companies to be there so it might not be descriptive of the average experience. Howev
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by flessner 2y ago
As someone that plays CS2 and Valorant regularly... Vanguard hasn't been effective for a while now. The cheating situation is a lot worse than CS in my experience, but every discussion gets shutdown because... well... it's Vanguar
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by flessner 2y ago
I had largely the same experience. As long as you're just traveling with one company it's usually fine - especially DB, you can usually just hop on the next train. However with a journey spanning multiple companies you're out
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by flessner 2y ago
A "pocketable" gaming console in the modern world is essentially a smartphone with analog sticks. There are "controller grips" or "controller mounts" for phones readily available and you can even pair it with S
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by flessner 2y ago
The future in this space will probably stick to what IDEs have done from the beginning: Leaving the "core platform" unchanged while providing additional AI powered features around it. Microsoft Office, VS Code, Adobe Photoshop and
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by flessner 2y ago
Great demo! The drone-space is really interesting at the moment. There's great hardware and open source software available to hobbyists. Potential use cases are almost endless: agriculture, first responders, defense, maintenance, plann
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by flessner 2y ago
The ethos I have seen around these is usually "It doesn't have to be proper if it isn't making money" I think it's a fair attitude if your only goal is to make money, but it completely misses "why" you sho
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by flessner 2y ago
I don't know if there's a physical port in most cars, but it uses the CAN bus which has been around since the 1980s. Also, most cars that have distance assist and lane keeping probably have the required hardware to control speed a
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by flessner 2y ago
A lot of brokers offer read-only logins/API keys for these cases. I still heavily agree with your general sentiment - purchasing power is among the most valuable information to businesses and advertisers.
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by flessner 2y ago
It's definitely unique, but the "out of the box" experience is suffering for it in my opinion. I actually recently had to fix something small in a Python project, pip refused to work because of homebrew, homebrew didn't

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