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by gampleman 2y ago
It doesn’t have to be offered for free. If you sell a lifetime license for your software it’s actually sort of in your interest for customers to self host since then you’re off the hook for server costs. The main thrust here is if you buy a
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by gampleman 2y ago
I'm a little confused about how is it supposed to work otherwise? Do I have an obligation as an internet user to ascertain if a website owner whose website I visit has the all the rights to all the media that the website contains (pres
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by gampleman 2y ago
So far. The trials are ongoing but it has cost a few CEOs their jobs which while not all that consequential isn’t nothing.
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by gampleman 2y ago
And I think the excitement of how many crimes it won't be if you commit them via AI is one of the main economic fuels of our current tech bubble.
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by gampleman 2y ago
> Printing presses produce superior products. That seems like a highly dubitable statement. Many hand illuminated manuscripts are masterpieces of art. The advantage of the printing press was chiefly economical making the cost of a copy d
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by gampleman 2y ago
I'm surprised they don't sell something like this in airport travel shops.
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by gampleman 2y ago
I think before the plan started free, but you could be charged if there was more than moderate usage/bandwidth/whatever. Now if you are on the free plan as opposed to the starter plan they'll cut you off rather than charge yo
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by gampleman 2y ago
This doesn't sound exactly like a small customer, with 20000 virtual servers on 3000 physical ones isn't exactly a tiny deployment.
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by gampleman 2y ago
So is this practice in Japan, but it happens there just as overly broad non-competes happen in the west. And probably in both cases if you are a well informed person in a position with decent labour demand you can deal with that sort of a p
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by gampleman 2y ago
And what do you think a broad non-compete clause is? The goal is the same, just the means are different.
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Impressions of React and TypeScript from an Elixir/Elm Developer(korban.net)
18 points by gampleman 2y ago|2 comments
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by gampleman 2y ago
I do! I genuinely find it much more comfortable than any office chair I ever had.
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Our cloud-exit savings will now top ten million over five years(world.hey.com)
30 points by gampleman 2y ago|3 comments
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by gampleman 2y ago
It still seems to me a better solution to these sorts of problems is to use a better shell like nushell, that has richer datatypes, and so you can use the same tool to manipulate files, processes, json, csv, databases and more.
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by gampleman 2y ago
You could then also run it through SVGO to compress it further.
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by gampleman 2y ago
AFAICT they only announced six factions, whereas the original game shipped with seven. The article doesn't seem to suggest there will be more heroes, just that they were paying attention to making each hero more distinct from the rest
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by gampleman 2y ago
If you were running a dating app in a more traditional society the obvious solution would be to charge a substantial fee at the wedding if both newly weds were members of the app say in the past 5 years. How you would achieve a similar pric
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by gampleman 2y ago
In JS, classes do retain runtime information. So the `instanceof` is a real runtime operator that works by checking the prototype chain of an object. So checking subclasses can be done at runtime. However, in TS other type information is er
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by gampleman 2y ago
If we had a rather good way of attracting, selecting and retaining top scientists then by power laws inherent in any creative/competitive endeavour we’d expect that by increasing funding drastically to get more people employed we’d onl
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by gampleman 2y ago
Why do you think the sexual revolution happened right on the heels of WW2?
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by gampleman 2y ago
That definitely buys you some serious bragging rights among people trying to eat posh things…
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by gampleman 2y ago
Except you could have a bunch of them so multiple vehicles could be ordering in parallel.
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Automap: How to do NumPy-style broadcasting in Futhark (but better)(futhark-lang.org)
3 points by gampleman 2y ago|0 comments
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by gampleman 2y ago
Take a really long cable, put a suitable weighted asteroid on the other end, then spin the whole thing up. As long as the cable holds, you have a decent amount of centrifugal force without needing a particularly large habitat.
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Factorio Friday Facts #413 – Gleba(factorio.com)
5 points by gampleman 2y ago|1 comments
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by gampleman 2y ago
This article seems to miss the drastic religious importance and confuses it for politics. Of course religion affects politics, but I don’t think that was really the aim nor the main reason Sts Cyril and Methodios are held in such high honou
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by gampleman 2y ago
> IANAL, but aren't kid's <14 supposed to be supervised at all times by an adult? Not in most jurisdictions (thanks God). That's a terrible idea for raising kids.
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by gampleman 2y ago
I didn't move here for the economy and I don't stay because of it either. In my case it's mostly family circumstances.
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by gampleman 2y ago
As an immigrant to the UK I'm continually surprised on how poor life here actually is. The main culprit in my mind is the atrocious cost of real estate. Not so much in how much money it takes to buy a house - those costs can be compara
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by gampleman 2y ago
Or run 2-3 adds for 2 minutes each. Gives you plenty of time to fetch the video in the background.

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